Recent news on Fenoterol

Fenoterol and New Zealand's asthma death rate epidemic  -  Mar 10, 2007
Stuff.co.nz,Adverse Reactions: The Fenoterol Story is a scientific whodunit. The victims: up to 600 New Zealand asthmatics who died in an epidemic lasting a dozen years

Controversial story has lessons for drug safety  -  Mar 18, 2007
Massey News,In Adverse Reactions: The Fenoterol Story, epidemiologist Professor Neil Pearce tells the controversial story of how a group of researchers, which included

Book to reveal how Kiwis proved international drug company's guilt  -  Mar 11, 2007
TV3 News,The book "Adverse Reaction", describes the impact of Fenoterol over a 12 year period from 1976. The author, Professor Neil Pearce of Massey University,

Beta-Agonists may cause thousands of asthma-related deaths each year  -  Jan 1, 2007
Health SentinelIn New Zealand asthma related deaths increased when the beta-agonist drug fenoterol was introduced. Asthma related deaths rapidly decreased when use of the

Flavell: Law Reform (Epidemic Preparedness) Bill  -  Dec 12, 2006
Scoop.co.nz (press release),Neil Pearse has also described a major medical controversy around the asthma drug, fenoterol, which some fifteen years ago caused an epidemic of asthma

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