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From ABC News.com comes an article with the title: “A Diagnosis Excess? — A Lawsuit Alleges Attention Deficit Disorder Is Over-Diagnosed” According to the article, Ritalin is being “prescribed to…

…and more, is still nontoxic. Clinicians around the world are successfully treating such disorders as mental illness, heart disease, autoimmune disease, and even cancer using the principle of supplying cells…

…diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. The American Medical Association considers ADHD a legitimate disorder that can be treated effectively with medication.But critics assert that ADHD is at best overdiagnosed…

…Diagnosed with Youthful Tendency Disorder” and its a growing epidemic! Just what is YTD? According to the Onion, Youthful Tendency Disorder (YTD), is “a poorly understood neurological condition that afflicts…

…major categories of drug studies, researchers were unable to find a single example in where reporting of safety issues could be deemed “satisfactory.” The researchers looked at 192 drug studies…

…ineffective drugs and potentially life-threatening drugs. According to the article, the public, particularly the parents of young children, need to be educated about antibiotics. Once again we see an article…

…diabetes pill Rezulin was at risk of sudden liver failure and no reliable way existed to protect them” by their own experts, the FDA decided to keep the deadly drug…

From Dayton, Ohio comes a commentary on drugs in America titled, “Rx for America’s Drug Issues Is Not in A Pill.” This is certainly an article you will want to…

…contradictions such as ownership of drug stocks, charging consulting fees, or receiving $$ from drug company research grants. The article stated that the FDA is “generally” prohibited from using “experts”…

…these drugs available without a prescription would be “inappropriate and potentially adverse to human safety”, according to the ABC report. Are the drugs safe/unsafe? Do they have less side-effects when…

…NVIC, people at high risk for getting hepatitis B disease (which is transmitted by coming into direct contact with an infected person’s body fluids) are IV drug users, prostitutes, prisoners,…

…once a “fortnight.” (fortnight: fourteen nights or a period of fourteen consecutive days) According to the study, the medications are often not prescription drugs but common over-the-counter medications bought by…

ATLANTA – Federal health officials are worried that drug-resistant strains of staph bacteria may be spreading, after four Midwestern children died from infections. Drug-resistant staph was once largely confined to…

…strong promotion of hormone replacement therapy. MASSIVE MARKETING BY DRUG COMPANIES. EAGER ADOPTION OF THE DRUG COMBINATION BY MEDICAL DOCTORS WHO WANTED TO BELIEVE IT WORKED. “Feminine Forever” Get the…

…the drugs, have faced the wrath of Child Protective Services and are being charged with neglect. According to the article, it is estimated that millions of Americans are receiving pressure…

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Last week the Los Angeles Times reported that AIDS researchers are finding that gaps in drug therapy have helped some AIDS patients. The approach is called…

…(1) This ranks adverse drug reactions from properly prescribed drugs as between the 4th and 6th leading cause of death! And, this doesn’t even include human error, patients treated outside…

…according to reports. Below is a list of PPA related links that you may have missed during the past week. USA Today: Drugmakers, stores move on FDA ban MSNBC: Drugstores…

…to the article, Ritalin, a drug used in treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), is being prescribed to children as young as two. The drug however has not been tested…

…include the reportedly widespread illicit use of prescription drugs. Ritalin and other prescription narcotics are commonly snorted as party drugs or taken as stay-up-all-night study aids. These drugs are dangerous…

…are actually caused by the drugs already approved by the FDA for treating asthma? Maybe they should add one of those little black box warnings. “If this drug doesn’t kill…

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. The 2009 Los Angeles Marathon is scheduled for Memorial Day Monday, which is one week from today. Many local runners are hoping June gloom arrives a…