Anti-smoking drug deaths triple in Britain

The number of people who have died after taking the anti-smoking drug Zyban has more than tripled in a year, according to British government figures published today.

The number of people who have died after taking the anti-smoking drug Zyban has more than tripled in a year, according to British government figures published today.

A total of 57 patients had died by January 10 this year following suspected adverse reactions to Zyban, the British Medicines Control Agency (MCA) found.

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