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Tequin, an antibiotic from Bristol Myers Squibb, could cause diabetes, among other side effects, according to a study in Canada. The study found that the antibiotic could increase risk of diabetes by 17 times and risk of hospitalization (for low blood sugar) by 4 times. The study appears in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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