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New advice on safety of gel

Chris Brooker 23/05/2017

Upgraded PI warning for hypersensitivity reactions, herpes and eye injury when using actinic keratosis gel The product information for Picato gel (ingenol mebutate) has been updated to warn against the risk of hypersensitivity reactions, herpes zoster and ophthalmic injury. The TGA says it investigated safety concerns relating to ingenol mebutate following reports of severe allergic

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