Avandia (rosigliatazone) - a widely prescribed drug used by 1 million Americans with type 2 diabetes - has been linked to heart attack and stroke.  
     
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Facts about diabetes and Avandia:

  • Type 2 diabetes, often linked to obesity, affects 18 million Americans and 200 million worldwide.

  • This form of diabetes occurs when the body does not make enough insulin or cannot effectively use what it manages to produce.

  • Avandia was introduced to sensitize the body to insulin and is intended for Type 2 diabetics who do not take daily insulin injections. It is not intended for Type 1 diabetics.

  • It also is combined with metformin and sold as Avandamet.

  • When introduced in 1999, Avandia was considered a breakthrough medication for blood-sugar control.

  • 6 million around the world have taken Avandia; 1 million Americans currently do;

  • Only one other drug like it is sold in the United States: pioglitazone, sold as Actos and Actoplus, made by Takeda Pharmaceuticals. That drug was not included in the study or FDA May 21 advisory.


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