Bulletin

From Women Alive

Summer '94

Women who are taking the drug "Nevirapine" or Women who are participants of ACTG #193G, or ACTG 241, or 244: Please consult your doctor regarding this Drug. An "Adverse Effects Notice" was just released from NIH (national Institute of Health) regarding Severe Side Effects In Women.

The side effects reported were: Severe Liver Toxicities, Headaches, Nausea, and High Fevers (99-102). If you are experiencing any of these symptoms.

Please call your doctors and discuss this released report with them.

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For more details call Mary: (310) 641-7795.

This article was provided by Women Alive. It is a part of the publication Women Alive Newsletter.

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