FDA Approves Generic Drug for Rare Brain Disorder

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The FDA approved leucovorin for a rare brain disorder. This condition stops enough vitamin B from reaching the brain.

President Trump talked about this drug for autism before. The FDA now says it only helps the rare brain issue.

Autism experts say the drug is not good for autism. They noted it is not proven safe or effective for most people.

Many doctors gave this drug for autism after news reports. Prescriptions went up by a lot after the White House event.

Parents should be careful before giving this drug to children. The drug may cause harm and might not help at all.

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What did the FDA approve leucovorin for?

The FDA approved leucovorin for a rare brain disorder.

What do autism experts say about leucovorin?

Autism experts say the drug is not good for autism and is not proven safe or effective for most people.

What should parents be careful about regarding this drug?

Parents should be careful before giving this drug to children because it may cause harm and might not help at all.

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