Antibiotics Risk of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, Toxic Epidermal Necrosis Outlined in New Study
A new study finds that antibiotics are the type of drug most associated with potentially deadly skin reactions known as Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
Tag Archives: Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
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High-Dose Glucocorticoids Useful in Treating Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: Study
A new Chinese study found glucocorticoids are effective treatments for Stevens-Johnson Syndrome.
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Tagrisso Side Effects Linked to Potentially Deadly Skin Reactions: Case Report
A case report warns of potentially extreme and deadly skin reactions linked to use of the cancer drug Tagrisso.
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Neptazane Linked to Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) Risk In New Case Study
A case study links the glaucoma drug Neptazane with a case of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, a serious skin reaction which can lead to severe injury, hospitalization and death.
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Side Effects of Bladder Cancer Drug Padcev Linked To Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, TENS Risk: Study
The bladder cancer drug Padcev is linked to potentially deadly skin irritation reactions, according to FDA researchers, who now require the drug carry a black box warning.
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Antibiotics, Anticonvulsants and NSAIDs Among Most Common Causes For Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: Study
A new study identifies antibiotics, anticonvulsants as NSAIDs as the drugs most commonly linked to Stevens-Johnson Syndrome skin reactions.
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Procedure Could Restore Vision To Those Blinded By Side Effects of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome: Study
A new procedure may be useful in restoring vision to those who have suffered eye damage due to Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
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Lamictal Side Effects Cause Teen To Suffer Severe Skin Injury
A teenager prescribed Lamictal off-label suffered Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and was hospitalized for two weeks due to the drug's side effects.
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Commonly Used Drugs Linked To Four Serious Adverse Side Effects: ISMP Report
A number of drugs, including Abilify, Lipitor and Zoloft, were linked to several uncommon, potentially deadly drug side effects in 2017, according to a new report.
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Aranesp Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Warning Issued By Canadian Health Officials
The anemia drug Aranesp appears to be linked to cases of severe and potentially life-threatening skin reactions, according to a new warning by Canadian health officials.
