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Migräne: Neueste Arzneimittel und Placebo-Effekte

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07. Januar 2018 –  Im Kommentar zur den Resultaten einer neuesten Studie aus dem New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) zur Behandlung von Migräne mit dem neuen Wirkstoff Fremanezumab findet sich die etwas bizarre Feststellung, dass die Studie auch eine Placebo-Gruppe enthielt,

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Topiramat-haltige Arzneimittel: Daten zum Risiko von kongenitalen Fehlbildungen, wie z.B. Lippen-/Gaumenspalten

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18. April 2001 – Das Deutsche Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte (BfArM) hat kürzlich fogendermassen zu Topiramat-haltigen Arzneimitteln orientiert (siehe die originale Mitteilung hier):

Im Jahr 2009 wurde in einem europäischen Harmonisierungsverfahren eine differenzierte Nutzen-Risiko-Bewertung von topiramathaltigen Arzneimitteln vorgenommen und die Produktinformationen wurden überarbeitet.

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