ZeeNews.com
January 15, 2012

London: Thousands of people in Britain who took Tamiflu during the swine flu pandemic may have suffered a string of side-effects they were not warned about, it has been revealed.
14 new adverse reactions were added to the drug’s profile in November – more than two years after the scare.
Among the conditions are back, joint and muscle aches, fever, menstrual pain, herpes, sinusitis and earache.
These revelations come as a team of the world’s leading scientists prepare to release a report about the drug’s safety and effectiveness.
The renowned Cochrane Collaboration is set to release its findings on Wednesday and will claim that the drug’s makers, Roche, withheld vital data during its investigation.











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