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: South Carolina Lawyer BlogFDA to Compile Quarterly List Of Drugs Being Investigated
By Louthian Law Firm
The Food and Drug Administration will begin a quarterly posting of drugs whose safety is under investigation because of complaints filed by drug companies, physicians and patients.
The FDA will name the drug and the nature of the "adverse events" but will not describe the number of complaints or how serious the events were, FDA officials said.
The FDA has an Adverse Event Reporting System that last year logged 482,154 unsolicited reports of potential reactions to drugs. Many of the reported problems had nothing to do with the medication a patient was taking, the agency said.
If you or someone you care about was seriously injured by a prescription drug, you should speak with a South Carolina pharmaceutical litigation attorney at the Louthian Law Firm as soon as possible. We have won justice for South Carolinians since 1959, and recovered millions of dollars to help sick and injured people heal and move on. And because we know injured people are often suffering financially as well as physically, we never charge for an initial case evaluation. For a free consultation, call us today at 1-866-410-5656.
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Full post as published by South Carolina Lawyer Blog on September 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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