FDA looks to pull pre-term pregnancy drug Makena | FOX 5 DC
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as posted by the channelThe Food and Drug Administration wants to withdraw Makena, a drug that claims to reduce the risk of preterm births. The FDA says the drug doesn't work but the pharmaceutical company that produces it says the FDA's study didn't include enough Black women, who are at a higher risk for preterm birth. MORE
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