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- 01/04/2021
Has anyone won a lawsuit against Essure?
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Bayer's $1.6 billion settlement is a victory to thousands of women who filed Essure lawsuits against the pharma manufacturer, and to almost 44,000 members of Facebook Essure campaigns.
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