FDA OKs Sanofi Allergy Drug For Younger Children
Featured on: Forbes.com
Publication date: Aug 24, 2009
Publication date: Aug 24, 2009
The allergy medication Xyzal has received FDA approval for the treatment of indoor allergies and hives in children from the age of six months. It had previously been approved only for children aged six years and up. The drug also has FDA clearance for treating outdoor allergies in children aged two and up
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