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    FDA commissioner urges parents not to stockpile children's flu medications amid shortages

    ShehnazBy ShehnazDecember 22, 2022Updated:December 22, 2022No Comments
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    The surge in flu instances and Covid-19 infections this month, together with elevated ranges of childhood respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, infections has brought on elevated demand for youngsters’s over-the-counter chilly and flu medicines. The commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration mentioned his company is working with producers to enhance provide however the present demand is unprecedented.  

    “We’re urging people not to buy more than they need because there is enough to go around for the amount of illness. It’s just that the minute it gets shipped out it gets bought. And if people buy more than they need and everybody does that, then people who need the products won’t be able to get them,” FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf informed CNBC.

    The demand has prompted a few of the nation’s largest pharmacy chains to restrict purchases with the intention to ensure that there may be sufficient provide for folks who want it. This week CVS Health started limiting purchases to 2 youngsters’s over-the-counter ache and fever aid medicine objects in shops and on-line. Walgreens and Rite Aid have restricted purchases of some objects on-line however not in shops. A Walmart spokesperson informed CNBC that it doesn’t have buy limits on pediatric ache and fever merchandise.

    Johnson & Johnson, one of many nation’s largest makers of kids’s ache medicines, mentioned it has ramped up manufacturing across the clock with the intention to meet the unprecedented demand and is working with retailers to get extra provide to areas the place demand is increased.

    “While products may be less readily available at some stores, we are not experiencing widespread shortages of Children’s Tylenol or Children’s Motrin,” a J&J spokesperson mentioned in a press release. “We recognize this may be challenging for parents and caregivers, and are doing everything we can to make sure people have access to the products they need.”

    On Wednesday, the Biden administration mentioned it could launch doses of Tamiflu, the prescription flu antiviral medicine, from nationwide stockpiles with the intention to assist keep enough provides throughout the present flu season. However, the federal government doesn’t have a stockpile for over-the-counter medicines.

    The FDA commissioner mentioned his company is working with producers to ensure that provides of kids’s medicines attain the areas the place they’re most wanted. He added that sourcing extra medicine is a problem proper now as a result of different nations within the Northern Hemisphere are experiencing comparable demand.

    “The overall supply is larger than it’s ever been, but the demand is even higher,” Califf mentioned. “We’ve not seen the need, the demand nearly as high as it is now at any time in our recorded history.”

    Source: www.cnbc.com”

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