Use FDA's Updated System to Decipher Med Safety in Pregnancy

October 2018

Patients rely on you for the bottom line on med safety in pregnancy.

An FDA rule eliminated the letter categories...A, B, C, D, and X...for meds approved since July 2015. Older meds must remove them by 2020.

The old categories were oversimplified and often misinterpreted.

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Table of Contents

Influenza Sort Out Influenza Vaccine Options for 2018-19
Cardiology Address Depression in Post-MI Patients
Pregnancy Use FDA's Updated System to Decipher Med Safety in Pregnancy
Dermatology Help Get to the Bottom of Diaper Rash
Hematology & Oncology Watch for Autoimmune-Like Effects From Cancer Immunotherapy
Pharmacogenetics Don't Recommend Pharmacogenetic Testing for Most Patients
Endometriosis Consider Orilissa for Some Women With Endometriosis
Natural Medicines Focus on Safety if Patients Use Essential Oils
Generics Prepare for Generic Tadalafil and Vardenafil
HIV & AIDS Expect Integrase Inhibitors to Gain an Edge in Treating HIV
Epinephrine Be Ready for Questions About EpiPen Shortages and Generics
Antipsychotics Compare Aristada Initio and Perseris to Other Injectable Antipsychotics
Medicare Be Ready for Questions About 2019 Medicare Part D Changes