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Six Deaths Linked to Byetta

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FDA approved diabetic drug Byetta was linked to the cause of 2 patients deaths.

As per Amylin and Eli Lilly 4 additional death are reported to FDA which was not made public yet. The cause of deaths is acute pancreatitis. Altogether there are 6 cases of pancreatitis reported so far. In my understanding it is much better to avoid processed food, then to subject yourself to the risks of medications side effects. What do you think?

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