Belviq Cancer Problems Cause Concerns For Users of Weight Loss Drug
Belviq cancer concerns arose before the weight loss drug was even approved, but it never carried a cancer warning label.
Belviq cancer concerns arose before the weight loss drug was even approved, but it never carried a cancer warning label.
The FDA warns that some weight loss supplements include the active ingredient from Meridia, a banned substance that can cause heart attacks and strokes.
Officials at the prominent consumer watchdog group, Public Citizen, panned the federal government’s decision to approve a new weight loss drug, Belviq, predicting that it may eventually be recalled due…
A panel of outside advisors to the FDA has recommended that drug companies be required to prove that new weight loss medications are safe for the heart before obtaining approval…
Some experts are warning that a recent Meridia recall may not be enough to keep the potentially dangerous weight-loss drug away from consumers, as many unregulated dietary supplements appear to…
The prominent consumer advocacy group Public Citizen is criticizing the FDA over how long it took the federal drug regulatory agency to recall Meridia, a prescription weight-loss drug that has…
Federal regulators have decided that the weight-loss drug Meridia is too dangerous to stay on the market, due to the risk of heart attack and stroke.
The prescription weight-loss drug Meridia has been recalled due to an increased risk of serious and potentially life-threatening heart problems, including heart attacks, strokes and death. MERIDIA LAWSUIT STATUS: The…
A panel of experts convened by the FDA were split down the middle on Wednesday when trying to decide whether to recommend that Meridia be removed from the market over…
This week, an independent advisory panel to the FDA will consider whether a recall of Meridia should be issued due to the risk of heart attacks associated with the weight-loss…