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FDA advisers: Certain drugs too risky to treat asthma in children – Modern Medicine
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Modern Medicine, NJ -Dec 14, 2008
FDA advisers stated that two single-agent long-acting beta2 agonist inhalers should have their pediatric asthma indications discontinued, reported Reuters. ...
