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Cold and Cough Medicine May be Risky for Children

By Jenny Albano

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The FDA will be discussing the safety and efficacy of cold and cough medicines for children in a meeting that will take place in October.

Some doctors and health officials have questioned the safety of these medicines for children, especially toddlers. Some feel that the benefits of the medicines do not outweigh the risks that the children can incur. A group of doctors have filed a petition voicing their concerns that these cold and cough medicines are not safe and ineffective for children.

Full post as published by Cook County Personal Injury Lawyer on August 16, 2007 (boomark / email).

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