Opioids Provide Few Benefits To Children Following Tonsillectomy: Study
A new study finds few benefits to giving children opioids after tonsillectomy procedures.…
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A new study finds few benefits to giving children opioids after tonsillectomy procedures.…
An FDA advisory committee meeting next month will look at how safe opioids and Singulair are for children, and how to make them safer if necessary.…
New draft guidance issued by the FDA gives recommendations on conducting clinical trials involving newborns.…
A new study warns that teens and young adults face an increased risk of death when using dietary supplements for weight loss and to boost energy.…
Following reports of children experiencing hallucinations, suicidal thoughts and committing self harm following use of Tamiflu, lawsuits are being evaluated against the makers of the flu medication, alleging that inadequate warnings were provided about the potential side effects of the antiviral flu drug.…
The FDA has warned a manufacturer of generic children’s drugs that it must redesign its water system following detection of bacterial contaminants and consumer complaints of odors that the company failed to investigate.…
Some ADHD medications may significantly increase the risk of psychosis for first time users, according to the findings of a new study.…
Two new studies show that pediatricians and dermatologists are still likely over-prescribing antibiotics, despite concerns over antibiotic resistance.…
A new study warns that antipsychotics at high doses appear to increase the risk of unexpected death for children.…
Researchers from Yale warn of increasing rates of opioid deaths among children of all ages.…