Nitrosamine Contamination in Generics: Recent Cases and Regulatory Response
Martyn F. Feb. 7 0Nitrosamine contamination in generic drugs has triggered hundreds of recalls since 2018, exposing hidden cancer risks in everyday medications. The FDA's response has reshaped global drug safety standards - and forced manufacturers to rethink how medicines are made.
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Nitrosamine Contamination in Generics: Recent Cases and Regulatory Response
Martyn F. Feb. 7 0Since 2018, nitrosamine contamination has triggered hundreds of recalls in generic drugs like valsartan, metformin, and Zantac. Learn how these carcinogenic impurities form, why regulators changed their rules, and what it means for patients and manufacturers.
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Real-World Evidence Sources for Drug Safety: Registries and Claims Data Explained
Martyn F. Feb. 5 2How registries and claims data help monitor drug safety after approval. Learn about FDA's use of these sources, their strengths and limitations, and current innovations in drug safety monitoring.
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Toothaches and Root Canals: The Facts You Need to Know
Toothaches can be a real pain and often lead to root canals, which is why it's essential to know the facts. First, toothaches are usually a sign of an underlying issue, like decay or infection, which needs to be addressed. Second, root canals are a necessary procedure to save an infected tooth and prevent further damage. It's important to visit your dentist promptly if you suspect a toothache, as timely treatment can save your tooth and minimize pain. Lastly, practicing good oral hygiene is key to preventing toothaches and maintaining a healthy smile.
COPD Exacerbations: Common Triggers, Warning Signs, and What to Do in an Emergency
COPD exacerbations are dangerous flare-ups that worsen breathing, often due to infection or pollution. Learn the warning signs, what happens in your lungs, emergency treatments, and how to prevent the next one.
Diabetic Kidney Disease: How Early Albuminuria Signals Risk and Why Tight Control Saves Kidneys
Early albuminuria is the first sign of diabetic kidney disease. Tight blood sugar and blood pressure control, plus new medications like SGLT2 inhibitors and finerenone, can prevent kidney failure. Annual UACR testing saves lives.