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Featured, Mass Torts Update - Monday, August 9, 2010 16:26 - 0 Comments
FDA Panel Votes To Restrict Avandia
A federal medical advisory panel recommended last month that the diabetes drug, Avandia, should either be withdrawn from the market or have sales severely restricted because it increases the risk of heart attacks. The panel listened to two days of intensive scientific discussions before its members took a vote. GlaxoSmithKline, which makes Avandia, claims that the drug is a safe and a needed option in treating diabetes. But there have been serious safety concerns by a tremendous number of medical professionals.
Panel members voiced great skepticism about the company’s trustworthiness after questions were raised about its clinical trials. Continue…
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