Sun Sentinel, September 10, 2015. We need new Alzheimer’s drugs, but we can’t assume new drugs are cures unless they are proven effective and safe.
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The Facts About Addyi, Its Side Effects, and Women’s Sex Drive
Our Bodies Ourselves, September 8, 2015. It’s been almost impossible to ignore the media fascination with “pink Viagra” and the public debate about whether the drug flibanserin — soon to go sale as Addyi — should have been approved last month by the Food and Drug Administration. Find out the facts here.
Read More »FDA Approves ‘Female Viagra’ Drug
Politico, August 18, 2015. FDA has approved the so-called female Viagra drug despite safety concerns, and we’re worried about what they will approve next.
Read More »A Congressional Attempt to Speed The Development Of Lifesaving Treatments
NPR, July 30, 2015. Listen to NCHR president Dr. Diana Zuckerman explain her concerns about a new health bill.
Read More »Delayed Scrutiny: Problems with Birth Control Device Expose Gaps in FDA Oversight
Modern Healthcare, July 25, 2015. More than 19,000 women have joined a Facebook support group called Essure Problems. Many have reported debilitating abdominal pain, heavy bleeding and large weight fluctuations. They claim these side effects were not disclosed to them by the manufacturer or their doctors, and that their complaints have been dismissed for years by the device manufacturer, physicians and the federal government.
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