The hits just keep on coming: All eyes on naproxen
Hot on the heels of the announcement that Celebrex can increase risk of cardiovascular adverse events discovered during a clinical trial to see if Celebrex might assist in preventing colorectal cancer, NIH has announced that naproxen sodium (trade name Aleve) has been shown in a three-year trial to increase the chance of CV events over placebo. (The latter clinical trial was the ADAPT, or Alzheimer's Disease Anti-Inflammatory Prevention Trial.)
CNN is reporting that those who took naproxen were 50 percent more likely to experience CV events than those who took a placebo, but both NIH and FDA are relatively quiet on percents thus far.
CNN is reporting that those who took naproxen were 50 percent more likely to experience CV events than those who took a placebo, but both NIH and FDA are relatively quiet on percents thus far.
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