The patient package insert includes an information consent form in bold letters because now the company requires doctors to get informed consent from patients to use it, which is very unusual. Because it is a potentially extremely dangerous drug, usage has gone down considerably as a result. Va. This article originally appeared in the FDA Consumer magazine, published by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, in the January-February 1999 issue. Get Your Medifocus Medguide Research Your Illness Visit our Medcenter and get your Medifocus Guide , trustworthy medical information specifically about your health condition. Bookstore Visit our Epilepsy Bookstore and find books on the latest treatments and remedies for your illness.
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