Burner v. Commissioner of Social Security

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• holding that a prescription drug was presumed to be merchantable and fit for its intended use and dismissing implied-warranty claims because plaintiff provided no evidence to support her claim that the prescription drug was not fit
• noting that evidence dealing with the \inherent dangers\ associated with product use is insufficient to support a breach of implied warranty claim independently from an AEMLD claim

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