November 12, 2009
According to Reuters, anti-anemia medications could increase the risk of drug injuries, a new study confirms.
The study shows that cancer patients who take anti-anemia medications increase the risk for drug injuries such as blood clots in the lungs or legs when compared with non-cancer patients who take anti-anemia drugs.
The study also makes the case that these medications, erythropoiesis-stimulating agents or ESAs, may have more risks than benefits.
Texas cancer patients who take anti-anemia medications may be at an increased risk for Texas drug injuries such as blood clots.
The Texas drug injury attorneys at Ferrer Poirot Feller Daniel can help if you suffered a drug injury.