FDA gives thumbs down to popular asthma drugs
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6:59 PM Dec 11, 2008
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Dec. 11: The FDA Thursday recommended that two long-acting asthma drugs, Foradil and Serevent, be taken off the market, but suggested that Advair and Symbicort could continue to be sold by prescription. NBC's Robert Bazell reports.

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