Review paper
Diet Pills Redux
Abstract
Between 1967 and 1972, there was a serious outbreak of primary pulmonary hypertension in Western Europe.1 The incidence of the disorder among patients seen at major cardiac catheterization centers in Switzerland, Germany, and Austria increased by a factor of 10. This unusual epidemic was traced to the use of an appetite-suppressant drug, aminorex (Menocil), which had been introduced in Europe shortly before. The drug was quickly withdrawn from...
Paper Details
Title
Diet Pills Redux
Published Date
Aug 28, 1997
Volume
337
Issue
9
Pages
629 - 630
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