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Poison Centers Issue Warning About the “Cinnamon Challenge” - Yahoo! News
news.yahoo.com — “From Yahoo! News: The number of calls to poison centers concerning exposures of teens ages 13 to 19 to cinnamon spice has increased dramatically.Alexandria, VA (PRWEB) March 28, 2012 Experts at America’s 57 poison centers are warning parents and teens about the health risks associated with the intentional misuse or abuse of the spice cinnamon in the “cinnamon challenge,” according to Alvin C. Bronstein, MD, FACEP, managing and medical director for the Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center. ...” View full resource at news.yahoo.com
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Caution Urged in Moving More Drugs OTC : Cardiology News
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Caution Urged in Moving More Drugs OTC : Clinical Neurology News
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Robert Bales Charged: Military Scrambles To Limit Malaria Drug Just After Afghanistan Massacre
huffingtonpost.com — “WASHINGTON -- Nine days after a U.S. soldier allegedly massacred 17 civilians in Afghanistan, a top-level Pentagon health official ordered a widespread, emergency review of the military’s use of a notorious anti-malaria drug called mefloquine.” View full resource at huffingtonpost.com
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GOLDBERG: Drugs of choice - Washington Times
m.washingtontimes.com — “Next week, the FDA will be holding a hearing about letting consumers buy commonly used prescription drugs without a prescription, signaling FDA recognition that empowering consumers to make health care choices is the key to better health at a lower cost. The agency's proposal is a refreshing departure from the usual administration's practice of expanding government's role in our daily lives. Yet so-called consumer groups that want the government to tell Americans how to eat, what car” View full resource at m.washingtontimes.com
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Statins in the time of heart damage - QualityPoint Technologies
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Statins in the time of heart damage | Reuters
reuters.com — “CHICAGO (Reuters) - Patients who view images of their hearts and see for themselves the buildup of calcium within their artery walls become more compliant about taking their cholesterol-fighting drugs” View full resource at reuters.com
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Statins in the time of heart damage | Reuters
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GOLDBERG: Drugs of choice - Washington Times
washingtontimes.com — “Next week, the FDA will be holding a hearing about letting consumers buy commonly used prescription drugs without a prescription, signaling FDA recognition that empowering consumers to make health care choices is the key to better health at a lower cost. The agency's proposal is a refreshing departure from the usual administration's practice of expanding government's role in our daily lives. Yet so-called consumer groups that want the government to tell Americans how to eat, what car” View full resource at washingtontimes.com
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HQLO | Abstract | The application of the drug user quality of life scale (DUQOL) in Australia
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F.D.A. Asked DePuy for Safety Data Just Before Hip Implant’s Phaseout - NYTimes.com
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New book offers help for gambling addiction - Harvard Health Publications
health.harvard.edu — “For many people, gambling now and then is a bit of fun. For as many as two million Americans, though, gambling is addiction that can be as intense and harmful as an addiction to alcohol or drugs. "Change Your Gambling, Change Your Life," a new book from Harvard Health Publications, offers a guide for anyone looking to take a self-help approach to recovery from gambling addiction. The book offers a series of self-help tests to evaluate the depth of a person's gambling problem and a” View full resource at health.harvard.edu
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FDA opens dialogue of incorporating technology, pharmacy into switch paradigm | Drug Store News
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Senators press for solution to painkiller, antipsychotic abuses
philly.com — “WASHINGTON - Fearing an "epidemic" of death and defects from the illegal use and improper prescribing of painkilling and antipsychotic drugs, senators Thursday pressed a panel of doctors and health-care officials about how to stop the problem. "It is tragic, it is sad, it is needless, it is fraudulent, it is horrible," said Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D.,W.Va), chairman of the Finance subcommittee on health. "And it is costing so much money that could be spent elsewhere."” View full resource at philly.com
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