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Product review: Eco-friendly meds? And fashionable too
2009-08-20 13:45:00
At RedEye, we we tend to get random stuff in the mail. Magazines, batteries, candy--even a  chocolate hand once. So when I received a packaged of little boxes that said things like "Help I have a blister," I kind of ignored it for a while, despite its eco-friendly claims. It just looked like a different way of packaging meds.At some point, my attention span was waning at work and I started scanning my desk to avoid the computer screen for a few minutes--and I ended up investigating the package from Help Remedies. Long story short, they peaked my interest enough that I'm telling you about them now ......
Back to School Stories: Sleep to STDs, Phobias to Rx Meds
2009-08-05 17:51:00
Tip No. 1: Know the signs of school phobia, separation anxiety and social phobia ? Starting or returning to school can stir up a bevy of emotions with a range of effects, from bothersome to debilitating. Knowing a little bit about a few of these problems helps parents and children manage and overcome them. School phobia ? extreme anxiety from going to school or even talking about it. Causes could range from being bullied to grieving for a lost pet. Reassure the child that fear is normal, remind him of good things in school, and don?t give in to a desire to stay home. 
Prescription Meds for the uninsured
2009-04-06 13:16:00
Having spent a large potion of my life uninsured,I experienced first hand the massive expense of prescription drugs.There are lots of options,with new ones developing all the time.However,not everyone knows of these options.One of my business' deals with this problem.It is a rewarding business,in that I am able to help people,locate the prescriptions they need at a fraction of the cost.
Kuldeep Kumar wrote a new blog post: Buy Celebrex | Cheap Meds | Canada Pha
2009-03-06 13:12:00
Kuldeep Kumar wrote a new blog post: Buy Celebrex | Cheap Meds | Canada Pharmacy | Cheap Prescriptions Canada pharmacy is the place where you can find drugs online. However, foreign online pharmacies have been working for good of mankind for many years online. Now, one of the best rows of foreign online pharmacies is Canadian pharmacy. International Pharmacy is the only cheap meds that has earned reputation and name by providing high ...
Kuldeep Kumar wrote a new blog post: Overseas Meds | Cheap Liptor | Cheap P
2009-03-04 07:50:00
Kuldeep Kumar wrote a new blog post: Overseas Meds | Cheap Liptor | Cheap Prescriptions Canadian Pharmacy offer cheap priced Latin drugs at considerably low prices. Canada Pharmacy offer cheap priced reliable and affordable drugs. Mexican Internation Pharmacy have made possible for every person to buy Latin drugs online easily because Canadian Pharmacy have healed the nations of North American peninsula and Canadian peninsula with the help of these drugs. ...
Washington weighs lethal meds for terminally ill
2008-10-12 17:42:00
Washington weighs lethal meds for terminally ill OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - The emotionally charged battle over end-of-life decisions has taken to the airwaves as Washington state voters decide whether to allow doctors to prescribe lethal medication to terminally ill patients. Recent TV and radio ads by opponents feature actor Martin Sheen, who calls the measure a “dangerous ...
Grandmother Dies Because She Bought Her Own Meds
2008-06-03 04:08:00
"Mrs O'Boyle, an NHS occupational therapist, is believed to be the first person to die after being denied free care because of 'co-payment', where a patient tops up treatment by paying privately for extra drugs."
Keith Olbermann Off His Meds
2008-05-19 12:30:00
What does Keith Olbermann have in common with cheetahs? They're the only wild cat without retractable claws....Rupert Murdoch's NYP Page Six slow on the uptake picking up a Keith Olbermann item first reported by another gossip - Jossip -and then here - last week: Anchor's Adrift Again. Is Keith Olbermann, MSNBC's top-rated anchor, on the verge of yet another professional meltdown? His feuding with "Hardball" host Chris Matthews is nothing new. But now we're told notoriously odd Olbermann is lashing out at the rest of his network's talking heads. During West Virginia primary coverage the other night, Olbermann began pounding the table when lead White House reporter David Gregory didn't wrap his segment quickly enough to satisfy him. Olbermann recently encouraged management to oust the cable channel's lone conservative, Tucker Carlson, and it's also no secret among producers that Olbermann refuses to introduce Dan Abrams' show, which follows his own. Olbermann walked out of ...
Elders Skip Meds , Even After Part D Can Not Afford
2008-05-16 04:02:00
WASHINGTON By Will DunhamPatients classified as the sickest reported no improvement in skipping medications because they could not afford to pay for them even after the Part D benefit began.These people, accounting for about 27 percent of the overall group, skipped their pills at about twice the rate of healthier patients in 2004 and 2005, Madden's team found.Skipping pills can cause health problems such as heart attack, stroke and preventable hospitalization, the researchers noted.
High on meds
2008-05-12 00:00:00
Gerry and I both have been sick with colds the past few days. Yesterday I was so sick I was back home in bed by 11:00am and slept until almost 2:00pm. I got up and soaked in a hot bath for a while. That seemed to really do me some good. I think I am finally feeling better today. Of course I am higher than a kite on cold meds right now but I really think I am better. I guess we?ll see when I come back down.
Internet Shopping for Prescription Meds
2008-04-16 21:32:00
Everyone knows that the cost of prescription medications in the U.S. is extremely high and its taking a bigger and bigger piece of the family income, particularly that of senior citizens.According to the About.com:Senior Health, one in four Americans has no prescription drug insurance. This often forces them to buy their prescription drugs on the Internet through online "pharmacies". The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) understands this need to search out the best price for your medications, but they want to make certain that you are getting safe drugs from Internet. They caution consumers that not all online pharmacies are licensed to sell drugs in the U.S. You can't even be certain there is a licensed pharmacist on staff to help you. Therefore, any information you get may not be accurate or you may get the wrong medication. There is also no guarantee that they will keep your personal information private. The FDA also warns that some of the medications bought online ma...
Bargain Bonanza - 1-800-PetMeds Coupons Make Pocketbooks Purr - 5% or $5 of
2008-04-10 07:00:00
If life was perfect, our pets would never get sick, heartworms wouldn’t exist, and breath would smell as sweet as a rose. But life’s not perfect. And as a responsible owner, it’s your duty to oversee your pet’s overall well-being. Prices everywhere inflate to hot-air-balloon-sized proportions, but 1-800-PetMeds goes easy on your finances. At minimal cost, ...
Meds Kill - Lower Cholesterol Safely
2008-04-07 07:00:00
Has your doctor recommended medication for your high cholesterol? If so please be aware these medications are not safe, nor have they proved to prevent heart attacks or strokes. There are many safe and natural things you can do to lower your cholesterol. First of all let me tell you that your body ...
Sydney woman deprived of psychiatric meds by Scientologist parents kills fa
2008-04-04 07:20:00
ABC News reports that this past July, a 26-year-old Sydney woman suffering from psychiatric illness attacked her mother, father and sister with a knife, killing the latter two while doing “grievous bodily harm with intent to murder” the former. “The Supreme Court was told mental health will be an issue at the trial, which will start in ...
Candy-coated cup to make kids take meds.
2008-03-28 07:53:00
Should I cry or should I laugh? The lengths people go to to get our kids to eat more sugar is astonishing. Aren't kids fat enough?
Meds played little to no role in NIU shooting
2008-02-20 15:17:00
This is a great article from the NY Times (which is rare) about what kind of role anti-depressants played at the NIU tragedy. In a word they probably played no role whatsoever. Kazmierczak was on Prozac and was off of it for three days prior to the shooting. According to the article Prozac doesn’t leave your system ...
Going off your meds could have serious consequences
2008-02-17 14:13:00
Only 4 percent of Americans with mental illness kill. But many of those cases involve people who didn't pay enough attention to their condition.The Campus Police at Northern Illinois University say Stephen Kazmierczak, the man responsible for killing five people and himself, had stopped taking his medication before the shootings, according to news reports.The medications the Northern Illinois shooter were not identified. But the incident speaks to the potential consequences of deciding to not take any prescribed medications.Once on their medications, physicians say, patients feel fine and feel they do not need their medicine. But any psychological disorder should be treated like any other disease."If you have diabetes or a different health concern, you can be stable on your medications and feeling really good, but things would go really bad if you went off that medication and it's the same thing with any psychiatric medications," said Elisabeth Kinghorn, an Idaho medical professio...
Do Statins (Cholesterol Meds) Make You Stupid?
2008-02-16 17:29:00
Do Statins Make You Stupid? Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs have had a rough time of it lately. There was the headline-making trial of the statin-combination drug Vytorin, which rattled conventional wisdom about the value of lowering cholesterol. Business Week weighed in with a report that asked: ?Do Cholesterol Drugs Do Any Good?? And my Well column in Science ...
Police: Campus gunman reportedly off his meds
2008-02-15 19:42:00
NEW: Police chief: People close to gunman say he had become 'erratic' NEW: Police recover 48 bullet casings, six spent shotgun shells at scene NEW: At least one weapon recovered from gunman's apartment, police say NEW: Police in Florida speak with
By: Get rich
Update: Fox News - Killer on Meds - NIU Gunman Identified: 27 Year Old Stev
2008-02-15 16:34:00
Killer being reported as “being off his meds” by Fox News. Fox News is leading with the following: DEKALB, Ill ? The university gunman who shot and killed five students in a Northern Illinois University lecture hall and then killed himself had been acting erratic in the last few weeks since he stopped taking medicine for ...
By: Webloggin
Doctors pitching meds to doctors can influence prescribing habits
2008-02-11 00:05:00
By VALERIE BAUMANAssociated Press Writer12:52 PM EST, February 10, 2008ALBANY, N.Y.Dr. Daniel Carlat sank into a choice seat at Lincoln Center, surrounded by other psychiatrists, all staying at the same four-star hotel in Manhattan and attending the same show for free. His deal with a pharmaceutical company to provide testimonials to other doctors had paid off well."It just kind of gave me a feeling of euphoria," said Carlat, a practicing psychiatrist and assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Tufts University in Boston. "Sort of like you've made it into the upper crust of society."The practice of using doctors to pitch products to other doctors is legal, though several states _ including New York _ are trying to curb it. They are opposed by the pharmaceutical industry, which argues the practice is a kind of professional consultation.Carlat was on the "speakers' bureau" for the pharmaceutical companies, speaking to large groups of doctors, or holding intimate, expenses-paid...
Meds Suck!
2008-02-05 14:10:00
I'm not depressed or anxious anymore, but my mental capacity, energy, and creativity seem to have deserted me.  I've been feeling very spacey lately and I don't like it.  I'm thinking that Paxil is to blame. I realize that I needed it to get me through my crisis, but now it's hindering more than it's helping.  It was a help when I was so down that I couldn't function, but now I can't function because I can't think.  I've lost my ability to focus. I know you're not supposed to stop taking it, but I can't deal with this anymore.  I don't like being sad and anxious, but with the anxiety, I'm also losing the things that matter to me the most.  This sucks!  I have to quit taking this shit!  It's turning me into a zombie!
Saskatchewan Entertainment - Kids? cough meds questionable
2008-02-04 19:20:00
Kids’ cough meds questionableMONTREAL — Every year, Canadians spend $50 million on cough-and-cold medications for children, administering tens of millions of doses of the sweet, colourful syrups and chewable tablets to miserable little ones. ‘‘
Meds.
2008-02-02 17:12:00
Psy. Doc. lowered my meds.  I should probably be glad for this, but if he lowers them because of my facial twitching; I'm afraid that I'll start to hallucinate again.  I don't want to see or hear anyone.  I'm scared to have that in my life again.  I rather be a twitchy mess than start with seeing and hearing things again.   He also told me I have social anxiety disorder. He said that is the third most common disorder around (next to Depression and Panic disorders, which he said all three could go hand in hand with each other).  It makes sense …I guess that I have this.   I'm not feeling high or low just somewhere in a gray area.  I wonder if that's a good thing?  Been going through alot lately, but I don't seem too affected by it.  I guess this is a good thing…. *sigh~*
I Went Off My Meds
2008-01-31 15:55:00
You know how you always hear about crazy people “going off their meds” because they feel cured? Well, I succumbed to that stupidity this morning. Cara and I woke up kind of late and I felt just fine. We laid in bed and listened to NPR for a while and I still felt a-ok. No Zofran for me today. I sat down at the computer to check my email and was hit by a wave of nausea. And then I popped a Zofran. Guess I wasn’t cured after all. *** You guys know I smoke.  Right?  Let me clarify.  I used to smoke cigarettes and my brain still does.  Way to clarify, huh? Let me try this again. It’s bad to smoke when you’re pregnant.  So, I quit smoking.  But, my poor addled brain still thinks that I should be smoking.  I did this same thing when I was pregnant with Cara. I quit smoking and was cigarette free until Cara was about two weeks old.  I didn’t go through any withdrawal; I just quit. My body’s cool with the change but my brain is fighting ...
Cold Meds Send Thousands To ER
2008-01-29 08:04:00
Cold meds send 7,000 kids to hospitals By MIKE STOBBE, AP Medical Writer Cough and cold medicines send about 7,000 children to hospital emergency rooms each year, the U.S. government said Monday in its first national estimate of the problem. About two-thirds of the cases were children who took the medicines unsupervised. However, about ...
Cold Meds Send 7,000 Kids to Hospitals Each Year
2008-01-29 05:21:00
yahoo news: ATLANTA - Cough and cold medicines send about 7,000 children to hospital emergency rooms each year, the U.S. government said Monday in its first national estimate of the problem. About two-thirds of the cases were children who took the medicines unsupervised. However, about one-quarter involved cases in which parents gave the proper dosage ...
Heath Ledger had six types of meds near his bed
2008-01-26 12:45:00
Here?s the latest update on the Heath Ledger situation. The $20 bill was clean and now it?s being reported that any drugs found at the scene were prescription drugs specifically for Heath, according to the AP: There were six different types of prescription drugs in the room, including pills to treat insomnia and anxiety, and an ...
Child's allergy meds cause big trouble
2008-01-21 09:51:00
  On Friday afternoon our son, who is 12, had plans on going home after school with a friend of his. Our son is an honor roll student and neither of our boys have ever been in any kind of trouble. Our son also have severe sinus/ allergy/ asthma issues, in fact he missed 20 days of school last year due to an operation he had to have on his sinuses, which the school knew about, and he has been on these prescription meds ever since!   The medicines are Clarinex, Singulair, Inipremine,daily vitamin and two Advil. The secretary of the school was in hall on Friday when my son had his bag open showing the boy the games he had brought to play that afternoon. She immediately hailed him and his medicines to the office. The administration then took him in the office, gave him the 3rd degree. (They) wanted to know if his parents KNEW he had these medicines? Poor kid said yea, my mom packed them for me. (They) also argued the fact that one of them was a multi-vitamin.   Now th...
FEDS FIND KIDS GETTING HIGH ON COUGH MEDS
2008-01-15 22:44:00
Usage levels comparable to LSD, survey finds A new federal study shows more than three million adolescents and young adults have used non-prescription cough and cold medicines to get high at least once.That kind of usage is comparable to LSD, and more than the reported use of methamphetamines, among those aged 12 to 25, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).White youths were more than three times as likely as black youths to have misused these drugs during the past year.Overdosing on many cough and cold medications may result in serious life-threatening adverse reactions. Adverse reactions include blurred vision, loss of physical coordination, intense abdominal pain, vomiting, uncontrolled violent muscle spasms, irregular heartbeat, delirium and death.The survey is reportedly the largest of its kind and involves interviewing nearly 67,000 people from around the nation, including almost 45,000 persons aged 12 to 25.Link to complete story:...
My Prescription Meds
2008-01-15 13:15:00
This is the prescription tablet I was given by the doctor I saw this afternoon. Gasp! These meds cost us almost 2k. I just pray this really works. I have been sick during half of the day. I’m okay for now. I was told to have some kind of a throat infection. (more…)
Grandpa?s Been Off His Meds?
2008-01-07 08:05:00
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Britney's Bi-Polar simply didn't take her meds
2008-01-04 17:37:00
Life & Style is reporting that early police reports about Britney being under the influence when being taken to Cedars Sinai are false - all tests came back negative!Her blood test just came back, and, thank God, it was clean. There are no traces of drugs or alcohol of any kind, a source close to Britney's family told the mag.Could Britney's clean slate lend credibility to her claim that she missed her hourly meds? After all, if she'd taken her anti-anxiety pills as scheduled, they'd show up in the test, right?Regardless, we'll bring you more on this story as it develops!Source: x17online**Thats really good news...I hope now people will really help her with this disease
Anti-anxiety meds found in mall shooter's body
2008-01-02 02:06:00
OMAHA, Nebraska (AP) -- Only an anti-anxiety medication turned up in toxicology tests done on the body of the 19-year-old gunman who fatally wounded eight people before killing himself last month at a shopping mall.
By: Get rich
You know there's meds for that, right?!
2007-12-09 05:00:00
I was asked what meds my husband was taking for his PTSD a while back. I said "nothing" and was met with a "you must be stupid" stare. I guess I can understand that to some extent but because the person isn't a doctor and doesn't live in my husband's shoes, it seemed a bit judgmental. I thought I'd take the time to explain a few things since I posted the other day about the recent visit with the doc. Maybe there are others with some of the same issues and it will help in some small way. Back in about 1998 my husband fell off a church roof. He was helping to replace the roof, it was getting late and darkness was starting to fall. They were almost finished when a roll of tar paper hit him and knocked him over the side. He fell probably 25 to 30 feet and dented an air conditioner unit on his way down. Miraculously he didn't have a scratch on him. He had a long night of full body ex-rays checking him over to make sure there weren't any internal injuries. Everyt...
JCAHO and administering meds in the ED
2007-12-05 06:07:00
JCAHO came up with the brilliant idea that all medications administered in the ER had to first be reviewed by a pharmacist. Anyone that has ever worked in the hospital can tell you what a joke this is, for floor patients if you get a new, 'STAT' order it can take hours for the pharmacy to process it and release the medication, they are just as over-worked as every other department in the hospital. We see almost 300 patients a day, about 80% of them receive one or more medications. We would have to hire two or three full time pharmacists to review and process our medication orders alone. This would bring the already overcrowded ER's across the nation to a complete and grinding stop.So ACEP, ENA etc. banded together and wrote a letter basically saying - "hey, this is retarded." JCAHO agreed and said that we could continue on in our previous manner but 100% of medications had to be retrospectively reviewed by a pharmacist. That has since been revised to state if their is a lice...
By: ERnursey
Alex Chou and the Case of the Missing Meds
2007-12-03 14:00:00
Alex Chou's Log for: 1/21/2352 21:45This is strange. Dr. Moore today told me that he's convinced that somebody is stealing the meds needed for a chem nap. "It's slow and gradual, but they are disappearing - for maybe 2 weeks", he said. I asked him to redo his inventory. There could've been a miscount I reasoned. "I already did that", he snapped. "I did it last week too. Last week we were short 3 doses and this week we're short another 7." "Why would someone steal them?", I asked. "It would be like stealing Aspirin. Just ask and you always give them." "Almost always", he corrected. "Could someone on your staff not be keeping proper records?" I was having a difficult time believing someone would steal something that's so readily available. "You see that pile over there?" He pointed to a group of small needles stacked in a basket. They were labeled with a long latin word. Underneath it in smaller print were the words "sleep inducers". "Last night, I counted....
PIRATE BRIT MEDS - WEEK 9
2007-11-30 20:27:00
The GMC Will be Caught in Fishnets By the Courts Soon Enough.The rebellious Pirate Britmeds was slightly late today. That is because I had to nip down to the local Tesco Express to purchase some Galaxy following a tirade of abusive messages from the Mellor gang of oddballs. Just a minor problem that has been solved. Some people can't help being idiots. Rational debate does not run in their blood but there you have it. These are the sort of attacks David Southall has tolerated for about 10 years now with no action being taken. The issue of facing the GMC comes to us all one day. That is what many doctors should understand but I suspect they don't. Does anyone know that the GMC will now not recognise any chaperone, any CPN or social worker as a reliable independent witness? Well, I shall let the doctors think about that point and come up with a conclusion. Of course, as usual it won't hit the doctors until the issue hits them. After that it will be too late. The msbp campaigners ha...
PIRATE BRIT MEDS - WEEK 8
2007-11-24 08:35:00
Dedicated to All the Male NHS Doctors Oncall. We should start with the sexiest web doctor on the net, that is Dr Ray. He writes " DOH, Pulls Plug on Mercury Mobile Scanner and he starts "Tuesday was a truly horrible day in the West Midlands.I took a day out to attend a radiologists' meeting at Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham, only 70 odd miles away, and spent a total of 5 hours on the road driving (or sitting in stationary traffic) in heavy rain and half an hour queuing for lunch for the sake of around 4 hours of lectures.I did, however, end the day a happy man. During the meeting, Tom Goodfellow, a radiologist in Coventry, announced that the Department of Health had terminated the contract with Mercury Health to provide "2nd wave diagnostics" scans in the West Midlands. Care UK, the company which bought Mercury Health earlier this year for £77million, makes a curt announcement on their website. The news was also briefly covered in the Guardian .......". The most interesting par...
Keep Kids Out of Meds?With Kitty Litter?
2007-11-09 17:17:00
Like many people, you may have some odds and ends of prescriptions that you or someone in your family never needed: a fast-healing injury that required painkillers, cough syrup that may be past its...
Cutting Down Your Trade Show Budget Posted By : Kathy Meds
2007-10-30 18:10:00
When a collapse or volatility threatens the reduction, companies immediately look at where they can cut budgets. Lacking greatly forethought, the first to hit the mass is inevitably teaching, followed tightly behind by advertising. Why? Both are viewed on the equalize expanse as expenditures quite than earnings generators, so evidently theyre hot runners for elimination. More: ...
Britney Spears on meds and Momma Spears is writing an autobiography
2007-10-26 01:43:00
This is your daily digest on Britney Spears news and as always she's on trouble again! This time Brit is flashing a container of Provigil, a prescription drug used to treat daytime sleepiness in her open purse as she went to parenting classes.Meanwhile Britney's mom, Lynne Spears is prepared to write her autobiography telling how hard it was to raise two superstar kids in a small town in Louisiana. Read More: First Look Into Britney Spears' Blackout BookletBritney Spears New Bikini, New Lips & New Album Cover??Britney Spears Blackout Promotional Photos & VideoBritney Spears runs over paparazzi's foot... what else is new??Britney Spears "Gimme More" Remix!!Britney Spears New Album Cover - Complete "Blackout"Britney Spears keeps on flashing her things!!Britney Spears Naked in "Gimme More" Uncensored Video
Cold meds advice worries parents
2007-10-20 02:11:00
Julie Eshelman always believed that the decongestant liquid she gave her young daughter for a cold was helpful. The girl, now 7, used to come home from day care with the sniffles.
By: Get rich
FDA panel warns? on kids cold meds
2007-10-19 22:20:00
WASHINGTON - Cold and cough medicines don't work in children and shouldn't be used in those younger than 6, federal health advisers recommended Friday.
By: Get rich
Ellen, Take Your Meds & Lie Down Quietly...
2007-10-19 06:01:00
Wow, what a dog eat dog world we live in. Ellen DeGeneres' world is so full of pain, she felt compelled to stage a calculated nervous breakdown on her own daily dog and pony show. For those of you who don't know who Ellen DeGeneres even is or what's taking place in her life right now, consider yourselves fortunate. I only wish I was one of you. Ellen is a 49 year moderately successful comedienne best known for being the daytime hostess of one of those "Oh my God, I just completely threw away an hour of my life" daytime talk shows and for nailing the smoking hot Portia de Rossi. I would rather spend an hour sitting in a pool of freezing cold water sticking my index finger in an exposed electrical outlet than watch a program like this. If that got old after a while, and I'm assuming it would, I could easily be coerced into donning a Harpo Marx wig and driving "my" Portia around the track for the hour instead, IF you know what I mean. But pleasant momentary diversions aside, pleas...
Re: Drug Makers Withdraw Cough, Cold Meds for Infants
2007-10-18 00:39:00
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Take Your Meds!!!
2007-10-16 02:30:00
Here is something a lot of people just do not do. They are suppose to take their cold or other medicine for 2 whole weeks. The doctor said take the medicin for 2 weeks…14 days. So if you are feeling better after 10 days do not stop taking your medicine - take ...
CodePink Protesters: Who Let These Broads Off Their Meds?
2007-10-12 22:27:00
When it comes to staging a hippie protest nobody does it quite like CodePink. With their bright pink attire, catchy slogans, and total dedication, you will not find a finer or more irritating group of protesters anywhere in the world. The CodePink Mission Statement: CODEPINK is a women-initiated grassroots peace and social justice movement working to ...
Cough & cold meds withdrawn
2007-10-11 16:11:00
Following up this post on avoiding cough medicines in kids, it was announced today (I have the fax from J&J in front of me) that there will be a voluntary withdrawal of ALL cough and cold remedies for children under the age of 2. (image credit)There is an FDA advisory panel next week, and there probably would have been a recommendation on this already. (Chicago Tribune)"It's important to point out that these medicines are safe and effective when used as directed, and most parents are using them appropriately," said Linda A. Suydam, president of Consumer Healthcare Products Association. "The reason the makers of over-the-counter, oral cough and cold medicines for infants are voluntarily withdrawing these medicines is that there have been rare patterns of misuse leading to overdose recently identified, particularly in infants, and safety is our top priority."Many of the medicines contain pseudoephedrine and phenlypephrine. The branded cough and cold medicines that are being volun...
Use With Caution - Cough and Cold Meds Not For Young Ones
2007-10-09 16:30:00
There is a growing consensus among the medical community that cough and cold medicine should not be given to young children. According to the Federal Drug Administration (F.D.A.) this sentiment is not new. As far back as 1997, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued warning that cough medicines should not be used for lack of ...
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