Health Officials Plan No Ban of Anti TB Drug Use
Public health officials see no reason to discontinue isoniazid after two deaths in Washington and several jaundice cases. CDC and public health experts say evidence does not implicate the drug in significant liver disease. Authorities note several thousand in the Southland are on the drug for treatment or prophylaxis, with continuing monitoring and investigations into the Washington outbreak.
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