New Study Links Roaccutane to Depression and Suicidal Thoughts
A British study released last month indicates that the acne drug Roaccutane may lead to an increased risk of depression and even suicidal behavior.
A British study released last month indicates that the acne drug Roaccutane may lead to an increased risk of depression and even suicidal behavior.
A new study published in the medical journal Neuropsychopharmacology reveals that the popular acne drug may have a biological link to an increase in depressed behavior among users.
A new study published in the August Archives of Dermatology shows that Accutane may cause more patients to develop high cholesterol, elevated liver enzyme levels, and high triglyceride numbers than stated on the drug’s packaging.
In a report published in the July edition of the American Journal of Gastroenterology, researchers say they have found a direct link between the popular acne drug Accutane and inflammatory bowl disease, a connection only suspected until now.
Health Canada is reportedly to start probing the cause of heart attacks and strokes that have occurred over the last two decades in patients taking Accutane, a potent and controversial acne drug.
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