FDA panel backs birth control patch despite higher clot risks
An FDA reproductive health panel backed Johnson & Johnson Ortho Eura patch, finding it likely carries a higher risk of blood clots than older pills but should stay available for women who struggle with daily pill adherence. The panel noted the patch offers a useful option for younger or busy women, while urging updated labeling as data remain inconclusive.
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Adelphi, Md
Johnson & Johnson
Food and Drug Administration
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Michele Orza
George Washington University
J&j
New Brunswick
N.J
Jeff Christensen
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