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Default 10 Deadliest FDA-Approved Drugs
http://health.msn.com/health-topics/...8254&GT1=31036

Found this article today. Interferon Beta is #8 on their top ten list.

Doesn't specifically say why but I take it has to do with depression and unknown on the long-term use. 1178 Deaths from 1998-2005 on people using Interferon Beta.

Other meds on the list are 2 (other)immune-system modulating drugs, painkillers and antipsychotics.


Sure wish they had more info for this claim.
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