Safety alerts
Safety alerts include Safety advisories, Alert/advisories and Monitoring communications.
A safety alert tells you about a possible risk or action you need to take for a health product. This alert doesn't always mean a medicine or medical device product is unsafe.
Latest Safety alerts
- Risk of kidney damage with oral anticoagulantsA warning about serious kidney damage has been added to the prescribing information for all oral anticoagulants in Australia.
- EVE Allylisopropylacetylurea tabletsThe TGA is warning consumers against taking EVE branded products that contain allylisopropylacetylurea (apronal) as they pose a significant health risk and are prohibited from sale, supply or use in Australia.
- Counterfeit semaglutide vialsThe TGA has detected fake semaglutide, also known as Ozempic, being illegally imported into Australia.
- New safety warning for medicines used in arthritis and other inflammatory conditionsA safety warning has been added to a class of medicines called Janus Kinase inhibitors used for chronic inflammatory conditions.
- PholcodineThe TGA has decided to cancel the registration of pholcodine-containing medicines and is recalling them from pharmacies.
- Nitrosamine impurities in medicines - Information for sponsors and manufacturersRead updated information on nitrosamine impurities, the TGA response and requirements for medicine sponsors and manufacturers.