Study by FDA Links Avandia to Increased Heart Risks.

Posted On: June 13, 2010 by Dr. Shezad Malik

The Wall Street Journal (6/11, B4, Whalen, Mundy) reports that David Graham, an FDA drug-safety official argues in a new study that the diabetes drug Avandia (rosiglitazone) may have led to thousands of heart problems that could have been prevented if patients had been using a different medication.

The agency is already scheduled next month to evaluate the Avandia's safety. Graham, along with other experts, has said that drug should be removed from the market.

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