Brianna's mother welcomed the 2005 label changes for non-prescription anti-inflammatory drugs like Motrin but said some doctors who have treated her daughter remain unaware of the connection between those drugs and SJS/Tens.
"I'm not expecting Johnson & Johnson McNeil to go door-to-door to every home in America saying that if you use our product, this is a very rare thing that could happen," she said. But she'd like the company to provide "more information so that we can make more well-informed decisions."