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Safety alertsConsumers are advised to stop using Hydroxycut products due to reports of serious adverse reactions, including liver toxicity, and to consult their doctor if they have any concerns.
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Safety alertsBe aware that Hydroxycut products purchased via the internet may be sourced from the US and may contain ingredients which are not permitted in low-risk medicines in Australia
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Safety alertsWeight loss drug Sibutramine (Reductil) under safety review for cardiovascular risks.
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Safety alertsWe are advising that there are supply issues with Physeptone (methadone) tablets due to quality control problems.
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Safety alertsApproval has been granted for the Panvax H1N1 vaccine in children starting at 6 months, with Panvax H1N1 Junior for ages 6 months to 3 years.
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Safety alertsIn October 2009 an anaphylactic reaction to the Panvax H1N1 pandemic influenza vaccine was reported in Western Australia in a person known to have a pre-existing latex allergy.
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Safety alertsGinkgo biloba products with high quercetin and rutin levels have been identified. Quality standards are being reviewed.
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Safety alertsPanvax H1N1 influenza vaccine has been approved for use in adults and children over 10 years old, with additional data needed for younger children.
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Market actionsThe bolts used to secure the caster assemblies to the wheelchair frame can fail in use.
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Safety alertsAdvise to exercise caution when using Australian Hydroxycut products
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Market actionsChuan Xiong Cha Tiao Wan pills have been recalled due to the presence of aristolochic acids, which can cause severe kidney damage and urinary tract cancer. Stop using them immediately and consult your doctor for advice.
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Market actionsChuan Xiong Cha Tiao Wan pills (recall notice)
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Safety alertsUpdated web advisory.
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Safety alertsUpdated web advisory.
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Safety alertsUpdated web advisory.
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Safety alertsUrgent web advisory.
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