Sinuses bothering you? Use those nasal sprays regularly
Nasal saline and corticosteroid sprays are pretty standard treatment for individuals battling chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS). They thin out thick mucus […]
A study to evaluate the effect of an Electronic Medication Complete Communication (EMC2) Opioid Strategy on patients’ safe use of […] Preventable deaths are those that can be stymied by public health intervention, and deaths related to tobacco use are at […] The investigational therapeutics mAb114 and REGN-EB3 offer patients a greater chance of surviving Ebola virus disease (EVD) compared to the […] Over 90% of people recorded as having a penicillin allergy may not actually be allergic. Experts Misha Devchand and Dr. […] (HealthDay)—In an expert panel consensus, published online Nov. 12 in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, opioid-prescribing guidelines […] Higher exposure to commonly used oral antibiotics is linked to an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease according to a recently […] Survival for patients with the most common forms of advanced breast cancer could be substantially improved if both younger and […] New research has shown that saffron may assist adults with depression when it is taken in conjunction with pharmaceutical antidepressants. […] (HealthDay)—Most estimates show no differences in effectiveness between classes of antihypertensive agents, according to a systematic, multinational, large-scale analysis published […]Medications
Study: EMC2 tools improved safe dosing of opioids but had no influence on actual use
Smoking cessation treatment targets adolescents
Investigational drugs reduce risk of death from Ebola virus disease
Think you are allergic to penicillin? There is a 90 per cent chance you may not be anymore
Dermatologists issue consensus guideline for opioid prescribing
Increased use of antibiotics may predispose to Parkinson’s disease
Advanced breast cancer patients denied access to life-prolonging drugs and opioids
Saffron effectively complements antidepressant medications
Equivalence seen between drug classes for hypertension monotherapy