Kids painkillers becoming harder to find as RSV and flu cases increase
The rise in cases of RSV and the flu are making painkillers for children harder to find.
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Dec 5, 2022, 11:17 AM
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3h agoThe rise in cases of RSV and the flu is making painkillers for children harder to find.
Seattle’s children’s hospital said it was experiencing a shortage of liquid acetaminophen and ibuprofen, both commonly given to children.
Walgreen’s says it can still meet customer and patient demands.
Johnson & Johnson, based in New Brunswick, says it is boosting production.
The company makes children’s Tylenol and children’s Motrin.
