A pharmaceutical company produced various medical treatments and prescription drugs. One such drug was intended to cure insomnia. Before the pill was released to the general public, tests showed that it produced two side effects. One such side effect was dizziness that occurred in five of every one million people that took the drug. The other side effect was a serious illness that occurred in two of every one million that took the drug. Since the side effects were so rare, the company decided not to include warnings about the side effects on its product. When the drug was released into the market, two people filed strict product liability actions against the company. One was a man who took the drug and experienced dizziness as a result. The other was a woman who took the drug and became gravely ill as a result. Which of the following is correct?
1) Only the man will prevail, because the company did not include a warning about dizziness on its product.
2) Only the woman will prevail, because the company did not include a warning about serious illness on its product.
3) Both the man and the woman will prevail, because the company included warnings about the side effects on its product.
4) Neither the man nor the woman will prevail, because the company included warnings about the side effects on its product.
