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Slightly tangential, but I would be curious to hear examples of other pharmaceuticals that wouldn't be permitted today, and more broadly, how many "legacy" prod
by JMTQp8lwXL 5y ago
Slightly tangential, but I would be curious to hear examples of other pharmaceuticals that wouldn't be permitted today, and more broadly, how many "legacy" products wouldn't be approved?
And if we have information saying it's unsafe: why is it still on shelves? It seems approval should be mutable, not an immutable characteristic. Perhaps periodic re-approval should be mandatory, for example.
- jjeaff 5y agoThere are plenty of FDA approved medicines that get yanked after more severe side effects are found. Seems very unlikely Tylenol would be hard to get approval for today. You can overdose on almost anything. Tylenol is still one of the safer options out there when taken within guidelines.