The biopharmaceutical company says the drug was approved for ambulatory and non-ambulatory people, who are at least 4 years old, and with a confirmed mutation in the DMD gene.
The shopper claims a detail on the package may have been taken a little too literally.
Roba Abu Jibba looked shell-shocked as the doctor delivered his news: She couldn’t have the operation she desperately wanted. She nervously scrunched the fabric of her dress, fighting off the tears that began flooding her one remaining eye.
"He got the emergency surgery, and the amount of time he had to spend in the hospital probably doubled."
Some experts suggest that shifting the focus from supplements to food may provide benefits vitamins cannot deliver.
Authorities are urgently confirming whether a large-scale bird flu outbreak in one state has spread across the border.
A third of all US adults may be taking multivitamins hoping it would prevent future disease, report says
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American Journal of Medical Case Reports says that 63-year-old was recovering from surgery at time of incident
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She is still in hospital after she was hurt in the crash in Atherstone, Warwickshire Police say.
Sadie LeNoble says her condition has helped her better understand her mother's struggle with multiple sclerosis.
Woolworths has joined supermarket rival Coles in announcing new product limits. Here's what you need to know.
After it was announced a discontinued lolly would be making a return to Aussie shelves, the reactions have been almost as strong as the sweets themselves.
A mum was baffled when she looked outside and found a stranger had pitched a tent in her front garden overnight. Erika White, 38, said her son initially spotted the makeshift home on the lawn of her end-of-terrace urban home at 6.35am. The baffled finance analyst confronted the brazen trespasser - and said initially he ignored her polite request to move on from her front garden in Dartford, Kent. She "couldn't believe the audacity" of the sleepy camper and it was only when she told him she'd call the police he upped and went.
Dozens of drivers returned to their cars to find the 'infringement' notices on their windscreens.
It's a seemingly innocent move routinely made by Aussies daily, but the simple mistake can attract hefty fines across the country. Find out what happened.
The spinner has found himself in hot water for his actions. Read more here.
It's costing other locals hundreds of thousands of dollars. But the local council is intent on fighting back against the 'sad' and selfish trend.
Trump lied 30,573 times with an average of 21 false claims a day, while in office, according to one analysis
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