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  1. FDA Warning: Cipro May Rupture Tendons

    Federal regulators are ordering new warnings on Cipro and similar antibiotics because of evidence the drugs can cause tendinitis and tendon rupture.

  2. Digitek Tablets Recalled

    All lots of Digitek tablets distributed by Mylan Pharmaceuticals and sold under the labels "Bertek" or "UDL" are being recalled because they may contain a dangerous double dose of their active ingredient, digoxin.

  3. Stronger Psychiatric Warning on Tamiflu

    The flu drug Tamiflu now has a stronger warning about rare reports of delirium and abnormal behavior leading to self-injury, and, in some cases, death.

  4. FDA Warns of Tysabri Liver Risk

    The FDA says Tysabri, a drug that treats multiple sclerosis and Crohn's disease, is getting a new warning about possible liver risks.

  5. FDA Warns of Allergy to Denture Cleansers

    Use denture cleansers? The FDA wants to you to make sure you use those products as directed because of a possible risk of allergic reaction.

  6. FDA Probes 4 Heparin Deaths

    The FDA today announced that Baxter Healthcare has temporarily stopped making multiple-dose vials of the injectable blood-thinning drug heparin due to recent reports of four deaths and other serious reactions.

  7. FDA Checks Reports of Botox Risks

    The FDA says it's investigating reports of serious adverse events including death and respiratory failure linked with Botox, Botox Cosmetic, and Myobloc.

  8. Suicide Warning for Antismoking Drug

    Federal officials warn that the antismoking drug Chantix may be linked to suicides in some patients.

  9. Stronger Warning for Birth Control Patch

    The FDA has strengthened its warning on the risk of serious blood clots in women using the Ortho Evra birth control skin patch.

  10. FDA: No Cold, Cough Medicines for Babies

    WebMD brings baby cold medicine safety information from the FDA including which cough and cold medications are not safe for infant and children under 2.

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