The Indian Health Regulator Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) has asked Natco Pharma to stop marketing the breast cancer drug 'Albupax'.
The Indian Health Regulator Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) has asked Natco Pharma to stop marketing the breast cancer drug 'Albupax'. The company said it was stopping production of the drug after research indicated that it may cause liver damage.
As per DCGI office, we have stopped marketing the product in the interim," Natco Pharma said."Natco maintains its product passes all quality parameters. The test methods used to test a nano technology product are complex."
Breast Cancer - Causes, Risks, Symptoms, Diagnosis, Staging, Treatment, Prevention & Prognosis
Breast cancer is a cancer that affects the breasts or mammary glands. Early detection and lifestyle changes help in controlling breast cancer.
Breast cancer is a cancer that affects the breasts or mammary glands. Early detection and lifestyle changes help in controlling breast cancer.
The company also indicated that the revenues generated by the drug were insignificant and that its removal from the market would not affect its bottom line.
About Cancer in Women
Cancer is one of the frequently talked about and most feared disease that falls under the genre of lifestyle diseases that have evolved, rather rapidly, in the past two decades.
Cancer is one of the frequently talked about and most feared disease that falls under the genre of lifestyle diseases that have evolved, rather rapidly, in the past two decades.
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Breast Lumps
Most breast lumps are caused by hormonal changes in a woman and may not be cancerous. Common causes of breast lumps include fibroadenosis, breast cancer, breast cyst.
Most breast lumps are caused by hormonal changes in a woman and may not be cancerous. Common causes of breast lumps include fibroadenosis, breast cancer, breast cyst.
Breast Lumps Screening
Breast lumps must never be neglected but instead be subjected to medical examination to rule out cancer.
Breast lumps must never be neglected but instead be subjected to medical examination to rule out cancer.
