Although banned in 2010, Darvocet and Darvon appear to be highly accessible from a wide variety of sources. Certainly, a drug that has been around for over half a century in massive amounts is still literally and figuratively "high" on the drug use list. But, aside from drug dealers and stoned teens, a new venue has opened for the drug: self directed suicides.

Simvastatin is a drug marketed under the brand name of Zocor by Merck & Co. Zocor and its generics are used to regulate high cholesterol in those who cannot control their cholesterol level through diet and exercise alone.

DePuy is an orthopedic manufacturing company which makes hip replacement products such as the DePuy ASR XL Acetubular System™ total hip replacement, and the ASR Hip Resurfacing System™, both of which have been used worldwide since 2003. However, without warning in August, 2010, DePuy, which is a division of Johnson & Johnson Company, recalled the products, stating that the company had discovered a high failure rate of both devices.

Three workers were injured on the job after they fell from a three-story building that was under construction.

Over the years pharmaceutical companies have released several defective drugs, but Plavix is a rare case.

The fact that these Depuy defective hip implants are still lingering around is disgraceful.

Edgardo Almaraz, 36, was killed in a Los Angeles County watercraft accident when his WaveRunner collided with a 20-foot ski boat.

A male driver identified as 40-year-old Lewis Stokes and his unidentified male passenger died in a San Bernardino car accident after the vehicle they were in went out of control and rolled over.

Robert Decker Sr., 72, was killed in a Costa Mesa car accident after his pickup truck went off the freeway and crashed into a tree.

Kenneth Emser, 56, was killed in an Orange County motorcycle accident when his cycle veered off the road and into a ditch.