Cloud v. Pfizer Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that “post-mortem [psychological] autopsies appear to be generally accepted”
• recognizing that \post-mortem [psychological] autopsies appear to be generally accepted\
• recognizing that “post-mortem [psychological] autopsies appear to be generally accepted”
• \[I]ndividual case reports and retrospective medical articles summarizing individual case reports are not an adequate basis from which a jury could conclude that Zoloft causes suicide.\
• \[I]ndividual case reports and retrospective medical articles summarizing individual case reports are not an adequate basis from which a jury could conclude that Zoloft causes suicide.\
• “[I]ndividual case reports and retrospective medical articles summarizing individual case reports are not an adequate basis from which a jury could conclude that Zoloft causes suicide.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).