New designer estrogens

January 1998

You're going to hear a lot about new "designer estrogens."

The first one will be Evista (raloxifene) from Lilly.

Evista and future designer estrogens will revolutionize hormone replacement therapy because they're more selective. They mimic the effects of estrogen in SOME tissues...but not others.

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New designer estrogens
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Ophthalmology Patanol (olopatadine), a new prescription antihistamine eye drop
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Diabetes Stop making Iletin I (beef/pork) insulin this year
Diabetes Monitor Long-Term blood sugar control at home
Hematology & Oncology The first monoclonal antibody for cancer
Cardiology Plavix (clopidogrel) to prevent recurrent heart attacks or ischemic strokes
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Cardiology Eminase (anistreplase) is a new thrombolytic
Glaxo will soon introduce two new Dry Powder inhalers
Hair Loss Two new treatments for hair loss
Oral Health New prescription drug for aphthous ulcers or canker sores
Milk thistle to prevent liver toxicity
Practice First pediatric ibuprofen products

New designer estrogens

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