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Advair Side Effects Behavior
Two families in Ohio began noticing "erratic," angry behaviors in their children and suspected the asthma drug Advair was behind the sudden personality changes. After consulting with their doctors, both families took their sons off the medicine. Advair maker GlaxoSmithKline insists side effects are rare and that Advair has been approved as "safe and effective" for use in children and adults.
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