Bayer Pesticides Calypso and Biscaya Banned In Europe Due To Threats To Bee Population
Two Bayer pesticides are being banned in Europe due to threats to the bee population.
Tag Archives: Europe
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Roundup Health Concerns Show Need For Global Ban of Glyphosate, International OB/GYN Group Says
Roundup should be banned worldwide until it can be proven safe, an international group of gynecologists and obstetricians say.
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Roundup Cancer Risks Lead To Likely Ban In Austria
Austrian lawmakers are close to banning the use of Roundup in that country, after Parliament voted to approve legislation removing it from the market there. The bill, spurred by glyphosate…
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Xeljanz Side Effects at 10mg Dose Lead EMA To Place Restrictions on Use
European regulators have placed new restrictions on the use of Xeljanz while they continue to review potential pulmonary embolism risks.
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Bayer Releases EU Roundup Safety Review Studies Following Court Order
Bayer has released all of the studies on glyphosate used by European regulators to declare that the weed killer is safe.
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Lawsuit Over Xeljanz Generic Copy Filed by Pfizer
Pfizer is suing Ajanta Pharma over plans to release a generic version of Xeljanz years before its patent protection is scheduled to run out.
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Xeljanz Blood Clot Risk Seen With Higher Doses, EMA Warns
Xeljanz side effects can cause pulmonary embolism at high doses, European drug regulators warn.
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EU Court Orders Release Of Unpublished Glyphosate Studies That Factored Into License Reissue
An EU court has ordered the release of study documents which European regulators, accused of being too cozy with Monsanto, used to determine that Roundup exposure did not cause cancer.
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Uterine Fibroid Drug Esmya May Be Linked To Liver Damage, EU Regulators Warn
European regulators are raising concerns that the uterine fibroid drug Esmya, awaiting approval in the U.S., may be linked to liver damage and liver failure risks.
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Roundup License Renewal Passes in EU on Surprise German Vote Switch
A 5-year license renewal for Roundup and it's active ingredient, glyphosate, passed in the European Union on Monday by a narrow margin after Germany changed its vote from abstention.