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More flu drugs linked to abnormal behavior

May 16, 2007 by Grace Ibay  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

First it was Tamiflu that is linked to abnormal behavior in young persons.

Now it is Relenza and Symmetrel.

The Japan health ministry revealed that 16 cases, two of them leading to death, have been linked to the use of two more anti-flu drugs – Zanamivir (sold as Relenza) and Amantadine (sold as Symmetrel).

A Japanese panel looking into the causal relationship between Tamiflu and abnormal behavior found the disturbing incidents in influenza patients taking either Relenza or Symmetrel.

[Source: asahi.com]

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