2017:
FDA "under pressure from Trump admin to approve drugs faster, but researchers at Yale School of Medicine found nearly 1/3 of those approved from 2001 through 2010 had major safety issues yrs after medications were made widely available to patients."
npr.org/sections/healt…
FDA "under pressure from Trump admin to approve drugs faster, but researchers at Yale School of Medicine found nearly 1/3 of those approved from 2001 through 2010 had major safety issues yrs after medications were made widely available to patients."
npr.org/sections/healt…
"Seventy-one of the 222 drugs approved in the 1st decade of the millennium were withdrawn, required a "black box" warning on side effects or warranted a safety announcement about new risks".
This was reported in JAMA in 2017, & the study included safety actions through Feb. 28.
This was reported in JAMA in 2017, & the study included safety actions through Feb. 28.
"took a median of 4.2 years after drugs were approved for these safety concerns to come to light, study found, & issues were more common among psychiatric drugs, biologic drugs, drugs that were granted "accelerated approval" & drugs that were approved near regulatory deadline".
"All too often, patients & clinicians mistakenly view FDA approval as indication that product is fully safe & effective...Nothing could be further from the truth. We learn tremendous amounts about a product only once it's on the market & only after use among a broad population."
Note it talks about biologics...
😱This is why the "daddy" of the vaxxes is still pumping them, as well as the other biologics he got through the FDA...
medscape.com/viewarticle/87…
medscape.com/viewarticle/87…
😳Consumer group Public Citizen's Dir of health research, Michael Carome, MD, said Trump's "preposterous promise" to reduce FDA regulations by 75% to 80% would destroy agency's ability to protect public, resulting in "countless preventable deaths, injuries, & illness across US."
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