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Zantac

American  
[zan-tak] / ˈzæn tæk /
Pharmacology, Trademark.
  1. a brand of ranitidine.


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The first scheduled trial over claims that GSK Plc's heartburn drug Zantac caused cancer, which had been set to begin Monday, has been postponed, likely by several months.

From Reuters

The FDA eventually required Zantac and its generic form, ranitidine, to come off the market in the U.S.

From Seattle Times

As consumers and physicians shifted from Zantac to generic famotidine and Pepcid, drug makers struggled to keep up.

From New York Times

The agency has stepped up testing after the chemical was found in dozens of shipments of heartburn drugs last year, triggering recalls of Zantac and other popular over-the-counter and prescription medications.

From Seattle Times

In a statement, Sanofi, the manufacturer of the brand-name version of Zantac, said that it recalled the product in October, and that all retailers and consumers were previously instructed to return or destroy the product.

From New York Times