More than 5% of patients developed a secondary form of blood cancer during treatment with Tazverik, which was removed from the market in March.
Despite its removal from the market in March, federal regulators are issuing new warnings urging doctors not to give patients the lymphoma drug Tazverik due to a higher-than-expected risk of blood cancers. Tazve…
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