[NPInfo] Chantix

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 I suspect that if he had quit smoking a few years ago, this wouldn't
be an issue because he wouldn't have had the stroke.  BODY {
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 Vicki 
 On Wed 03/19/08 10:44 AM , Nbalkon at aol.com sent:
  Given the scenario of stroke 3 days post start of Chantix I would: 
 1. This fellow most likely had an Autopsy.... 
 2. Given Autopsy, the medical examiner customarily reviews the case
and 
 contacts health professionals RT case. 
 3. Finding out what was ascertained through post mortem examination 
 regarding the decedent's "total picture" and any possible link to
Chantix is the 
 place to begin. 
 4. To do otherwise is supposition and can create an unnecessary
flurry of 
 fingerpointing... litigation...etc etc.... The survivors go through
much as it 
 is without having this added layer unless signs point to this as a 
 potential/viable explanation. 
 Nancy Balkon, PhD, ANP-C, APRN-CS, NPP 
 Southern New York State Representative -- AANP 
 Clinical Associate Professor, Stony Brook University School of
Nursing 
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