Why is the nation short on Adderall, a medicine for ADHD?
Until supply is restored, alternatives include the extended-release version of amphetamine mixed salts, the FDA said.
The FDA has posted information online on current manufacturers and available product strengths. It is monitoring the shortage and helping manufacturers get what they need to resolve it. The agency said it would continue to provide updates. Patients should work with their doctors to determine their best treatment option, according to a news release from the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research.By Cara Murez HealthDay Reporter
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