Digoxin May Increase Risk of Kidney Problems in Heart Failure Patients: Study
The findings of a new study link the side effects of digoxin, a heart failure drug, with decreased kidney function.
The findings of a new study link the side effects of digoxin, a heart failure drug, with decreased kidney function.
A new study indicates that digoxin side effects appear to increase the risk of death in atrial fibrillation patients regardless of whether they suffer from heart failure.
A new study finds that the heart drug digoxin can significantly increase the risk of death among heart patients, especially those suffering from atrial fibrillation.
Another study finds links between digoxin and an increased risk of death among atrial fibrillation patients.
Yet another study has linked digoxin with an increased risk of death among some heart patients.
A new study raises more questions about the risk of death associated with taking digoxin.
Researchers from Stanford warn that despite commonly being used to treat patients with atrial fibrillation, the heart drug digoxin appears to increase their risk of death.
A new study warns that digoxin could increase the risk of death for patients suffering heart failure, one of the ailments it is supposed to treat.
The heart drug digoxin may increase the risk of death when given to patients with atrial fibrillation, according to the findings of a new study.
A whistleblower lawsuit accuses Takeda Pharmaceuticals of hiding potentially harmful side effects of Uloric, a gout medication.