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Personalisierte Medizin per se schütz nicht vor schwerwiegenden Arzneimittelnebenwirkungen

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25. April 2017 – Personalisierte Medizin per se schütz nicht vor schwerwiegenden Arzneimittelnebenwirkungen. Dies ist eine wichtige Erkenntnis für Patienten / Patientinnen welche eine sogenannte personalisierte (gezielte) Therapie erhalten. Die Informationen und Bewerbungen rund um Arzneimittel welche personalisierte und gezielte Therapien erlauben, könnten nämlich leicht den Eindruck erwecken,

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Therapie mit Vemurafenib (Zelboraf): Auftreten von schweren, manchmal fatalen Strahlenschäden

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13. Dezember 2015 – Swissmedic hat eben eine Mitteilung in der Form einer sogenannten Health Professional Communication (HPC) zur Potenzierung der Strahlentoxizität in Zusammenhang mit Vemurafenib (Zelboraf)-Therapien veröffentlicht. Danach traten bei einigen Patienten, welche vor, während oder nach einer Behandlung mit Vemurafenib (Zelboraf) eine Bestrahlungstherapie erhalten haben,

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