FDA not giving approval to Emfit for nighttime bed seizure alarm?
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TAKE CONTROL TODAYTegretol has been used successfully for many years to treat a type of face pain called trigeminal neuralgia. It has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for that purpose.
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 EmmasDad FDA not giving approval to Emfit for nighttime bed seizure alarm?
Created by EmmasDadat3/5/08 - 4:06 pm|3 Comments Posted To: |