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The Food and Drug Administration has seized millions of tablets and ordered production stopped on two popular drugs made in a Puerto Rico plant. While problems are resolved, Avadamet, a diabetes pill and Paxil, an antidepressant, may both run out of stock experts say. FDA officials say pills made at the plant may split apart, causing problems for patients.
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