In Wyeth v. Levine, where Levine sued the drug developer Wyeth for failure to warn after she lost her forearm and hand after being given a drug by IV-push, a method known to have risks, the U.S. Supreme Court:
A) dismissed the state court's judgment for Levine because it was impossible for Wyeth to comply with both federal and state labeling regulations
B) dismissed the state court's judgment for Levine because it was not impossible for Wyeth to comply with both federal and state labeling regulations
C) reversed the state court's decision for Levine and ordered her to pay Wyeth's attorney fees
D) awarded Levine additional damages
E) none of the other choices are correct

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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the state court's judgment for Levine, finding that federal law did not preempt state law claims, and that it was not impossible for Wyeth to comply with both federal and state labeling regulations. This is not explicitly stated in the options provided, making all the specific choices incorrect in the context of the actual outcome of Wyeth v. Levine.

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