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Xoleda And Docetaxel Anti Nausea Meds
The Food and Drug Administration approved a new patch last week that is designed to ease nausea for cancer patients receiving chemotherapy. The patch, called Sancuso, is worn on the arm and delivers the anti-nausea medicine granisetron through the skin. It is expected to be available by the end of the year.
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