Epogen, Procrit May Increase Heart Attack Damage: Study
The findings of recent research suggest that using the anemia drugs Epogen and Procrit following a heart attack is not only ineffective, but may cause further heart damage.
The findings of recent research suggest that using the anemia drugs Epogen and Procrit following a heart attack is not only ineffective, but may cause further heart damage.
Despite a potential risk of stroke associated with the use of Aranesp, Procrit and Epogen, an FDA advisory panel has indicated that the anemia drugs are safe to use to…
A recall of Epogen and Procrit vials has been issued due to a risk that certain lots of the anemia drugs may be contaminated with small glass flakes that could…
The findings of a new study indicate that people with chronic kidney disease and diabetes who respond poorly to certain anemia drugs may face an increased risk of cardiovascular problems…
According to new research, the anti-anemia drugs Aranesp, Epogen and Procrit not only increase the risk of blood clots, but they also do not appear to be doing what they…
New research suggests that side effects of Aranesp, an anemia drug, could increase the risk of stroke in some patients.
The FDA has issued an “Early Communication” about their ongoing safety review of a potential increased risk of death associated with Procrit and Epogen, which are used to treat anemia.