Really Good News

[colormist]

Actual call out about HFI on a drug label.
bodyandhealth.canada.com/drug_info_details.asp?channel_id=0&relation_id=0&brand_name_id=4602&page_no=2

Finally at least pharmas are familiar with our condition and are making comments on their label. I'm hoping this trickles down to doctors.

[sarahk]

That's great! I saw one similar label about 9 years ago on some anti-nausea medication Mike bought (not for me) for a high altitude camping trip he went on. Can't recall what it was called, and nobody ended up using it.

[julienc]

Oh wow, that's almost shocking to see!!! But good!!

[charlie]

They must be way ahead here in england then as there have been several anti-inflams and paracetamol preparations I have researched for Megs and they all warn not suitable for Hereditory Fructose Intolerance due to sorbitol or the sugar may convert to Fructose. I assumed this was standard.

[colormist]

Saw another article today, US News reported by Pfizer specifically mentioning Hereditary Fructose Intolerance in their warning label for a cancer medicine.

www.foxbusiness.com/story/markets/industries/health-care/pfizer-oncology-present-new-clinical-data-molecules-multiple-tumor-types/