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November 2024

November 2024 Drug Safety Updates Part 3: Brilinta's interaction with rosuvastatin; Caduet; 3 HIV drugs; ILARIS for autoinflammatory…
Consumer-friendly summaries of new safety information added to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug labels
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Katie Rowley
New Brain-Administered Gene Therapy; New drugs for: UTIs, Hemophilia, Stomach Cancer, Breast Cancer
Gene Therapy Stimulates Brain’s Dopamine Production
Recommended Articles and Podcasts on Drugs & Treatments: November 2024
Herbal medicine, independent pharmacy dilemmas, FDA and AI-powered treatments, manufacturing quality, HRT, TV drug advertising changes, insulin pens…
November 2024 Drug Safety Update Part 2: Meds for Prostate Cancer; Leukemia; Hereditary Angioedema; Acute Radiation Syndrome; Heparin Meds
Consumer-friendly summaries of new safety information added to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug labels
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Katie Rowley
Phenylephrine-containing OTC oral decongestants on the FDA chopping block; No mention of Rx versions
On November 7, 2024, the FDA announced its proposal to remove oral phenylephrine as an active ingredient in over-the-counter (OTC) medications.
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Katie Rowley
November 2024 Drug Safety Update Part 1: Botox Cosmetic and Dry Eye, Cardio Effects; Antifungals; Briumvi for MS; Biosimilars for Prolia and…
Consumer-friendly summaries of new safety information added to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) drug labels
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Katie Rowley
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October 2024

October 2024 Drug Safety Update Part 2: Skin Conditions, Eye disease, Leukemia, Lung, Malaria, Overactive Bladder, Type 2, and Tuberculosis…
Consumer-friendly summaries of new safety information added to FDA drug labels
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Katie Rowley
October 8, 2024: Promising schizophrenia drug approved; tirzepatide (Mounjaro and Zepbound) no longer in shortage; real-world performance of…
New Drug Approvals: Cobenfy for Schizophrenia
October 2024 Drug Safety Update Part 1: Sickle cell drug withdrawn; Quviviq, Aldara, Xeljanz, Dupixent and cancer drugs; breast feeding and…
Consumer-friendly summaries of new safety information added to FDA drug labels
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Katie Rowley

September 2024

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