There were a number of drugs which were FDA approved in 1983. The list is available through the FDA and other sources.
The cancer treatment drug, Trabectedin is approved for use in Canada. The drug is not approved for use in the United States.
no , it is not
It can easily take 10 years or more for a pharmaceutical company to get their drug from the test phase to when it is approved for human consumption by the FDA.
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It is unwise to take any drug not approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
It takes about 10 to 15 years for a new drug to be tested and approved for sale in the United States.
Drug indications is the term used to list all the reasons why you would use that drug. As an example, "skin infection" would be the drug indication for an antibiotic. You can have official drug indications (approved by the government, autorities, etc..) and "non-official" indications (used for that reason, but not approved by studies, proofs, etc..)
In 1997, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved laser treatment of astigmatism
Its an approved drug product to which new generic versions are compared, to show that they are bioequivalent
WelChol was originally approved in 2000 for high cholesterol, but the FDA approved it in January 2008 for a second indication: glucose control in Type 2 diabetes.
Drug Abuse Resistance Education was created in 1983.
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