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Why is Androcur legal in the u.k and not the u.s?

Started by suregirl, November 28, 2007, 01:01:48 PM

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suregirl

Can anyone suggest why this is so?-is Androcur more effective than say spiro but more dangerous?-I`m confused!
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lisagurl

Androcur is stronger than the same amount of spiro, but has worse side effects.
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Lisbeth

Because the FDA takes forever to approve new drugs.
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Sarra

Quote from: Lisbeth on November 28, 2007, 02:58:09 PM
Because the FDA takes forever to approve new drugs.

Contrats on post #1000.

Has Androcur even been submitted for approval to the FDA?
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Keira


When the market's small and the expense for approval is high, companies often don't even bother getting the drug approved in the US. That's what happened to dutasteride, which is approved in the US for use in prostate cancer treatment, but never was recertified for use in fighting male pattern baldness because it would cost too much and the company knows doctor's are prescribing it off label anyway to male pattern baldness patients.
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