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Infant cold medicines pulled from store shelves

"These products are safe when used correctly, but this will create some comfort and reassurance for children most vulnerable to some issues with these products," said Doug Petkus, a spokesman for Madison, New Jersey-based Wyeth, in a phone interview... Full Article at The Morning Call

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  1. As such, any associated risks from these treatments, irrespective of how infrequent or small, are unacceptable.
    SOURCE: The Morning Call
  2. There have been rare patterns of misuse leading to overdose recently identified, particularly in infants, and safety is our top priority
    SOURCE: The Morning Call
  3. These products are safe when used correctly, but this will create some comfort and reassurance for children most vulnerable to some issues with these products
    SOURCE: The Morning Call
  4. These voluntary actions are being taken out of an abundance of caution.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  5. There's evidence that they don't help in small children, and in certain circumstances they can harm kids.
    SOURCE: Houston Chronicle 26 months ago
  6. Clearly the products don't work and are unsafe.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  7. We want the companies to immediately reformulate their products to get the lead out and … ultimately, really we need to change the laws and force these companies to be accountable to women's health
    SOURCE: ABC News 26 months ago
  8. These medicines are - and always have been - safe at the recommended doses
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 26 months ago
  9. It's going to be potentially impacting those of us who have been careful about it
    SOURCE: Houston Chronicle 26 months ago
  10. I think the levels are actually quite low — trace levels — really not something that would present a cause for concern
    – John Bailey SOURCE: ABC News 26 months ago
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