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House of Representatives Passes Drug Safety BillIn a vote almost as close to unanimous as you can possibly get, 403-16, the House of Representatives passed a bill designed to improve drug safety -
Insomnia Research: Sleep Drug Safety Risks Vs. Natural RemediesA new study from the University of Colorado at Boulder finds that a popular sleeping drug poses many safety and health risks. Other studies show that certain natural sleep remedies are effective.
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The Safety of Ginseng: What Are the Side Effects?Ginseng is a popular herbal supplement used in herbal medicine. Here's what you need to know about the safety of ginseng.
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Drug Expiration Dates: How They Benefit the Pharmaceutical CompaniesAn understanding of drug expiration dates, and whether they are to promote danger from use after the date, or rather are a tool utilized by drug companies to promote turnover and profit. -
Does Your Teen Have a Drug Abuse or Drug Addiction ProblemDrug abuse amound teens is rampant. How do you know if your teen has a drug abuse or drug addiction problem? Here are a few tips.
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Free Drug Samples from Your Doctor - Are They Safe?Every time a doctor writes me a new prescription for a drug I have never taken, I always ask for some free samples.
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Consumer Safety Vs. Multimillion-Dollar COX-2 Pain Pill ManufacturersThe COX-2 painkillers Celebrex (Pfizer) and Vioxx (Merck), were touted as Super Aspirins and made millions for their manufacturers. Adverse side effects include renal failure, cardiac events, thrombosis, stroke and myocardial infarction.
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Chinese and American Health Officials Meet Over Safety StandardsEarlier this year, China executed its former head of its national Food and Drug Administration, who had served in that capacity for seven years. He was convicted of taking bribes.
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House of Representatives Set to Vote on Tough New Drug Testing StandardsThe House of Representatives is scheduled to vote Wednesday on HR 2900, the Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007.
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Pregnant Woman Accidentally Given Abortion DrugA pregnant woman is accidentally given an abortion drug. It could happen to anyone. Steps you can take to spot doctor and pharmacist errors, and correct them before a tragedy occurs. -
How Does the Food and Drug Administration Regulate Personal Care Products?We tend to take for granted that personal grooming products have been evaluated for safety by the FDA before they can be sold. Depending on the type of product, scrutiny may be close, or else not so much. -
Safety Tips for College Students Traveling Alone AbroadMake your journey studying abroad a safe one, especially if you are traveling alone. Check out these safety tips for college students traveling alone. -
Drug Abuse: Punishment Vs. TreatmentThis article describes the ongoing problem with drug abuse and what type of treatment is more effective "Punishment or Treatment".
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Drug-Addled Duo Charlie Sheen and Wife to ReuniteDrug use and child safety are primary concerns as Brooke Mueller asserts that she and ex-husband, Charlie Sheen, will be reuniting.
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Avandia: Diabetes Drug Causes Heart AttacksAnother drug proving to cause dangerous side effects and death. Avandia should only be taken by diabetics willing to take the risks from this drug. Learn how drug advertisers are taking advantage of your pain to pad their corporate pockets. -
Growing Concern Over Safety of Airport ScannersMillions of travelers are being exposed to radiation from scanning devices even though safety concerns have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration
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New Law to "Shine Light" on FDA Drug ApprovalsThe Food and Drug Administration Revitalization Act approved by the U.S. House this week calls for online data publishing of drug trials, reduced conflicts of interest in advisory panels.
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Cholesterol-Lowering Drug Review: LipitorLipitor is the most widely prescribed drug for reducing cholesterol. It is also widely used for other heart health purposes. Are you aware of the side effects and benefits of taking Lipitor?
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Is the U.S. Violating the Constitution and International Law to Halt Drug Trade?Has the United States' quest to prevent international drug trafficking undermined U.S. Constitutional principles and International Law? -
Brinkley, Camden, Cherry Valley and Eureka Springs, Arkansas Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation OpportunitiesBrinkley, Camden, Cherry Valley and Eureka Springs all have at least one drug rehabilitation facility where the appropriate help can be found.
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Novartis AG New Drug May Provide Relief for Juvenile ArthritisA new drug may be available to treat the most severe form of childhood arthritis. -
Contrave Approved-New Diet Drug with Deadly Side EffectsContrave, a new diet drug, with the same old dangerous side effects is now approved with FDA reservations on its safety. Read more on this to decide if you are willing to be their weight loss guinea pig,
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Finding Creative Ways to Teach Children About SafetyAs a former shelter counselor and a mother of three, I find that it is necessary to teach children safety methods through creative ideas to ensure that they "really" get the message.
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Help! I Have a Drug Addict Working for MeYou hired the person you thought was best for the job, but now it turns out that they have a drug addiction. What do you do when a drug addict works for you?
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Safety Tips for International TravelEnjoy the thrill of International Travel by ensuring the safety of self and your companions. Take preacautions and plan well from the day you plan for your travel. 'Never take a chance in a alien country'.
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National Safety Month - June 2009An overview of National Safety Month.
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Prescription Drug PricingSince ICOF last covered prescription-drug pricing on December 12, 2003, the Medicare prescription drug benefit program passed by Congress on December 12, 2003 went into effect.
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Aqua Dots Toy May Contain Drug Similar to Date-Rape DrugThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission along with Spin Master is voluntarily recalling millions of Aqua Dot toys due to safety concerns.
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FDA Strengthen States' Food Safety ProgramsThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a program that aims to increase the efficacy and efficiency of state programs that oversee facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or hold food under FDA's jurisdiction. -
The Truth About Ritalin: Dangerous Drug for ADHDAn in-depth look at Ritalin, powerful drug in the same class as cocaine that's commonly prescribed to young children with ADHD, a "disorder" no medical test can detect.
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10 Spring Break Safety Tips for Teens TravelingIf you are a teen getting ready for spring break travel, you might think of college break, famous spring break girls encounters, and perhaps somewhere in the back of your mind briefly contemplate spring break safety. -
Drug Addiction and Treatment for the 21st CenturyA discussion of the current drug debate and the factors which drive decisions for treatment of addiction illness.
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Hope for Beating Prescription Drug AbusePrescription drug abuse and addiction is on the rise. It is an epidemic that can't be ignored. The following will help you identify the signs of an addict and how to obtain help.
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Random Drug Tests for Teachers ChallengedSome school districts are initiating policies that would require school teachers and other school employees to be subject to random drug and alcohol testing. -
Helping Children of Drug Addicts Just a Snip AwayDrug addicts procreating is a disturbing trend which skyrockets annually. I offer my solution to the problem.
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Simple College Safety Rules for College GirlsCollege crime is on the rise so campus safety is a must for a college girl. Read these simple to follow tips and it will make you feel a lot more comfortable on your campus.
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New Food Safety Bill Aims to Lessen RecallsI never thought I'd ever know so much about Butterball Turkey.
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Novel Oral Drug, FTY720, Reduces Multiple Sclerosis AttacksA new experimental drug, that can be taken orally, is said to reduce attacks in the Multiple Sclerosis Disease.
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Vehicle Safety Kit: How to Put Together One for Your CarIf you drive a motor vehicle without a safety kit of any kind then you might want to read this article. It is always a good idea to prepare for the worst and hope for the best.
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Should Drug Tests Be Carried Out in Welfare Recipients?Comments opposing welfare recipient drug testing
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