• That Volibris may cause serious birth defects in unborn babies conceived before, during, or within a month after stopping treatment. • That Volibris cannot be initiated if patient is pregnant. • Women with child-bearing potential must have a pregnancy test immediately prior to the first prescription and at monthly intervals whilst taking Volibris. • The need to ensure that women of child-bearing potential are using reliable contraception and that patients should inform their doctors of any possibility of pregnancy before a new prescription is issued. • That if a women of child-bearing potential needs to change or stop her method of contraception she should inform the physician prescribing her contraception that she is taking Volibris. • That if a women of child-bearing potential needs to change or stop her method of contraception she should inform the physician prescribing Volibris. • The need for female patients to contact their treating doctor immediately if they suspect that they might be pregnant. • The need for the patient to discuss with her doctor if she is planning to become pregnant. • That Volibris may cause liver injury. • That because of the potential for liver injury and anaemia, patients should have regular blood tests and also tell their doctor if experiencing any symptoms of liver injury. • That the patient should not give Volibris to any other person. • That the patient should tell their doctor about any adverse event.