Кто-то начал распускать слухи о том, что тамифлю запрещен в Японии и ЕС. Думаю, неудачливые производители арбидола.

Берем ссылку в википедии:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oseltamivir

И потом любую гугловую повыше.

http://www.influenzareport.com/ir/drugs/oselta.htm

Нарыл еще кучу исследований по побочным эффектам. Просто так жрать не надо! Только в тяжелом состоянии и по назначению врача.

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In March 2007, Japan's Health Ministry warned that oseltamivir should not be given to those aged 10 to 19. The Ministry had previously decided, in May 2004, to change the literature accompanying oseltamivir to include neurological and psychological disorders as possible adverse effects, including: impaired consciousness, abnormal behavior, and hallucinations.[15]

According to Japan's Health Ministry, between 2004 and March 2007, fifteen people aged 10 to 19 have been injured or killed by jumps or fallen from buildings after taking oseltamivir, and one 17-year-old died after he jumped in front of a truck.[16] A renewed investigation of the Japanese data was completed in April 2007. It found that 128 patients had been reported to behave abnormally after taking oseltamivir since 2001. Forty-three of them were under 10 years old, 57 patients were aged 10 to 19, and 28 patients were aged 20 or over. Eight people, including five teens and three adults, had died from these actions.[17][18][16]

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To determine whether to lift the 2007 ban, a research team from the Japanese Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry studied 10,000 children under the age of 18 who had been diagnosed with influenza since 2006. The study was finalised in April 2009. Taking into account all degrees of abnormal behaviour, including minor behavioural problems such as incoherent speech, the study found that children who took oseltamivir were 54 percent more likely to exhibit abnormal behaviour than those who did not take the drug. When the team limited its analysis to children who had displayed serious abnormal behaviour that led to injury or death, it found those who had taken oseltamivir were 25 per cent more likely to behave unusually.[20]

Т.е. проблема была в запрете
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Roche points out that oseltamivir has been used to treat over 50 million people since 1999, and states that influenza may itself cause psychological problems.

In March 2007, the European Medicines Agency said that the benefits of oseltamivir outweighed the costs, but that it would closely monitor reports from Japan.

In April 2007, South Korea issued a safety warning against prescribing oseltamivir to teenagers except in special cases.