FDA Hears Views on Rules and Regs for Pediatric Cough and Cold Medicines

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FDA Hears Views on Rules and Regs for Pediatric Cough and Cold Medicines

MedPage Today, October 02, 2008
With a public hearing today, the FDA gave physicians and industry groups a forum to debate the wisdom of rewriting its rules for labeling of cough and cold medicines for children.
At the all-day session, pediatricians and consumer groups called for the FDA to ban the sale of over-the-counter cough and cold medicines for young children, while industry groups maintained that the drugs are safe for use in kids under two years old.
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