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Shire Recalls Some Daytrana PatchesSome Daytrana medication used to treat ADHD has been recalled due to problems separating the patches from their packaging liners. Thursday December 3rd - 1:08pm Filed Under:
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Shire, the makers of the Daytrana patch, are stressing that today's product recall stems not from drug safety issues but rather from problems reported in separating the ADHD patch from its lining. According to the Philadelphia Business Journal: "All Daytrana patches can continue to be used unless the release liner cannot be removed or the patches are damaged while being opened," Shire officials said. Daytrana is approved for the treatment of ADHD in children aged 6 to 12 years. Read more about Shire's Daytrana recall. 
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