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US tightens codeine use

Megan Haggan 21/04/2017

children health: little girl refuses medicine

The US Food and Drug Administration is tightening the use of codeine-containing medicines for children and breastfeeding mothers The move follows Australia’s rescheduling of OTC codeine-containing medicines to prescription-only, set to take place on 1 February 2018; New Zealand may be considering doing something similar. Now, the US’ FDA is restricting the use of codeine

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