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    Manufacturers Remove Drugs for Infant Cold
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    The experts will also consider whether children from 2 to 6 should be given these medicines. "I don’t recommend their use in any child" said Dr. Daniel Frattarelli, a pediatrician from Detroit who serves on the American Academy of Pediatrics’ committee on drugs. Full Article at The New York Times
    I don’t recommend their use in any child
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago
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Manufacturers Remove Drugs for Infant Cold
  1. These medicines don’t help, they may hurt, so don’t use them.
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago
  2. Safety is our top priority
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago
  3. The reason the makers of over-the-counter oral cough and cold medicine for infants are withdrawing these medicines is that there have been rare patterns of misuse leading to overdose recently identified, particularly in infants
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago
  4. We believe that companies should also stop marketing cough and cold products for toddlers
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago
  5. The F.D.A. should be first to act to ensure consumer safety rather than leaving families to rely on the industry itself
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago
  6. These measuring devices, we would hope that is an area that would change
    SOURCE: The New York Times 26 months ago

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