Bobby Caldwell, the iconic singer best known for hits like "What You Won't Do for Love," "Next Time I Fall," "My Flame," and "Open Your Eyes," was enjoying life with his wife, Mary, until he visited an urgent care center for a simple head cold. He was prescribed an antibiotic called Levaquin. Within a few days, he lost the ability to walk. Not long after, he passed away. The tragedy of Bobby and Mary Caldwell needs to be shared so others do not suffer from "Bobby Caldwell syndrome"—bilateral Achilles tendon rupture and severe toxicity caused by fluoroquinolone antibiotics.#bobbycaldwell #fluoroquinolonetoxicity #health #antibiotics #medicine
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