San Francisco Chronicle logo San Francisco Chronicle 25 months ago

Infant cold remedies withdrawn by makers over safety concerns

The leading manufacturers of over-the-counter cough and cold medicines said Thursday that they will withdraw all products marketed for use by infants in response to mounting concerns about the safety of the popular formulations for children. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle

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  3. Consumer Healthcare Products Association

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  1. These medicines are - and always have been - safe at the recommended doses
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 25 months ago
  2. Today's action is an important step in the right direction, but FDA must do more to protect children
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 25 months ago
  3. It's important to point out that these medications are safe and effective when used as directed, and most parents are using them appropriately
    SOURCE: Houston Chronicle 25 months ago
  4. That's how we build our immune system.
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