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Avandia Heart Attack In The News
Risks higher for Avandia than similar diabetes drug: studySeniors who take the diabetes medication Avandia may have a higher risk of death and heart failure compared with those who take Actos, a drug in the same class, a study suggests.
Senior Citizens at Greater Risk of Heart Failure, Death Taking Avandia Than Actos for DiabetesNov. 24, 2008 – Two ever popular drugs for senior citizens to use in treating diabetes are in the news again, but this time one stands alone as the culprit.
Drug test finding no surprise to local doctorA Hagerstown doctor said a report released Monday, linking a diabetes drug to a higher rate of congestive heart failure, validates concerns she and a colleague raised about nine years ago.
Efforts target diabetesThe type 2 diabetes epidemic that continues to sweep across the United States has left an estimated 24 million Americans struggling with the disease, up more than 3 million people since 2005. Doctors are trying to reverse the tide in two ways.
Diabetes-Drug Makers Face FDA HurdleThe regulatory agency is alerting diabetes-drug makers, like Amylin, of new heart-safety data standards.
Avandia's Heart Risk Higher Than Others in Its ClassTitle: Avandia's Heart Risk Higher Than Others in Its Class Category: Health News Created: 11/25/2008 2:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 11/25/2008
Safety risks higher with Avandia than Actos -studyBy Julie Steenhuysen
Avandia's Heart Risk Higher Than Others in Its ClassA similar diabetes drug, Actos, doesn't seem to carry same dangers, study finds.
Safety risks higher with Avandia than Actos: studyOlder diabetics who took GlaxoSmithKline's Avandia to control their blood sugar had a higher risk of death and heart failure while on the drug than those who took Takeda Pharmaceutical's Actos, a drug in the same class, U.S. researchers said on Monday.
More bad news for AvandiaStudy results published this week in the Archives of Internal Medicine provided more bad news for Avandia, GlaxoSmithKline's diabetes pill.
