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SAFETY ALERTLast verified 2026-10-07

Vancomycin — EDA safety alert

Country
Egypt
Official organization
Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA)
Category
safety watch
Product / sector
Pharmaceuticals
Publication / issue date
2026-04
Document version
Not specified
Official source
vancomycin – risk of hemolytic anemia and Hepatobiliary disorders

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What you need to know

  • The EDA alert addresses haemolytic anaemia, hepatobiliary information and Kounis syndrome in labelling updates.

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  • Marketing Authorization Holders
  • Pharmacovigilance teams
  • Regulatory Affairs
  • Healthcare professionals

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