Zantac / Ranitidine (NDMA Cancer)

Zantac-Related Search Terms Spike Sharply on Google Trends

Published Jul 12, 2026Updated Jul 12, 2026

By People's Justice

What happened

Google Trends data detected week-over-week surges in several Zantac-related search terms around June 24, 2026. Searches for 'zantac lawsuit attorneys' rose 250%, 'ndma' rose 250%, and 'ranitidine' rose 100%. Terms including 'recall on zantac,' 'zantac lawsuit update 2021,' and 'zantac lawsuit update 2022' were flagged as BREAKOUT trends, meaning search volume increased so sharply that a standard percentage could not be calculated.

Event date: Jun 24, 2026

Source: trends.google.com

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