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…terribly slow with approval. This, they say, deprives consumers of the latest drugs, not to mention delaying company profits. Drug companies have long insisted that going to all the trouble…

…year in the United States” Drugs, Drugs, and more Drugs — “An estimated 5 million to 6 million U.S. children are currently taking at least one psychiatric drug.” Cocaine, Adderall,…

…of the increase in drugs prescribed: central nervous system drugs; hormones; respiratory drugs; pain relief drugs; metabolics/nutrients (including cholesterol medications and vitamins and minerals); and cardiovascular-renal drugs.” According to the…

…to person marketing interaction designed to get MDs to sell specific drugs). Drug companies spent $2 billion on seminars and events aimed at educating physicians about their drugs and doctors…

…think it’s only illegal drugs our next door neighbors are polluting our great nation with. The reality is, drugs are drugs, whether smuggled or prescribed, and the sooner we stop…

…health problem facing our country is the drug problem. Dr. Allen Roses, executive vice president for an enormously large pharmaceutical company, sketched for us an outline of the biggest drug…

…company profiles, headquarters information, and a snippet on each company stating what makes it so great. I was viewing the best companies map when I noticed an El Segundo company…

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…making the payments. Companies involved included Johnson & Johnson, Eli Lilly, GlaxoSmithKline, and Pfizer. Here’s My Take on This Drug companies make drugs Drug companies want to sell those drugs…

…looking for other drugs to give in place of the drugs they lack?) The article states that the drug shortages encourage price gouging. Some are suggesting that drug distributors call…

…shown that executives at the drug company knew that patients taking their drugs in clinical studies were now suffering from life-threatening liver damage yet the company assured the FDA that…

By Darrel Crain, D.C. It’s official: over half the insured adult population in this country is on drugs, prescription drugs. Drug company executives weren’t the only ones ecstatic to hear…

…comes to warning patients about the side effects of the drugs they are prescribing. According to the article, one by one, prescription drugs are being pulled from the market for…

…makes bugs, man makes drugs to kill the bugs. Nature makes stronger bugs to resist the drugs that man makes to kill the bugs. Man makes stronger drugs to kill…

…that many serious drug reactions are detected in the years after a drug enters the market. “Millions of patients are exposed to potentially unsafe drugs each year.” According to an…

…drug commercial is not long enough for the drug experts to explain all the facts about the drug.” “You mean, at the end when the voice talks really fast about…

…News article covering the same study, researchers had concluded that in many of the drug-related deaths, the drugs were prescribed correctly. The article also states, “Very few of the drug-related…

…down some unknown road for no good reason they can think of. I must say that I agree with the poor CEO of that giant drug company, though. We should…

…be filed by doctors. Yet the makers of the drug don’t think it is dangerous and want to mass market it to more people, according to reports. A drug company…

…the generic drug program ($4 prescriptions) in Tampa, Florida. I would suspect that if the move goes well they’ll begin dropping prices on drugs throughout the nation. In fact, some…

…drugs were Prilosec, Lipitor, Vioxx and Paxil. The study found that drug makers spent $2.5 billion on direct to consumer (DTC) advertising in 2000 primarily in the form of television…

CHICAGO (AP) – Studies on the cost-effectiveness of drugs are far more likely to report favorable findings if they are sponsored by the drug companies themselves rather than independent groups,…

…really needed to improve the health of the elderly? More drugs for the elderly, better access to those drugs, and cheaper drug prices. What about the risks involved in taking…

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. There are drugs in the drinking water. All sorts of pharmaceuticals — including antibiotics, sex hormones, anti-convulsion drugs, psychiatric drugs, painkillers, epileptic medications, and chemicals to…

…be advised of the risks of cholesterol lowering drugs, which are understandably downplayed by drug companies who racked up sales of $22 billion in 2005 for statin drugs. Cholesterol is…

By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Are clinical drug trials involving children the right thing to do? Perhaps you have heard the news, more drugs are now being tested on kids in…

…you as to your options. ABC News: Spending on Direct-To-Consumer Drug Ads Triples ABC News: Direct to Consumer Advertising Drug Companies Target Ordinary People, Not Doctors ABC News: Drug ads…

…rate at which adverse drug events occur and their costs.” It was noted that with so many drugs being prescribed in the United States and with so many new drugs…

…in America and, by 2007, after corporate mergers and acquisitions there were six drug company giants making and selling vaccines in the U.S. Today, there are more drug companies seeking…

…of antibiotics, pain medications, antidepressants, anti-inflammatory drugs, cholesterol lowering drugs, blood-pressure lowering drugs, anticonvulsants, cancer-fighting and hormone replacement drugs, and on and on. Why do you suppose the government only…

…the report mentions that many drugs are only intended for short term use but that many doctors are putting patients on these drugs and leaving them on these drugs for…

…via free samples. Where does the $5.7 billion come from? According to the article, the drug companies make that money back via the high cost of drugs. After studying the…

…that prescription drugs are accounting for nearly 10 percent of the costs related to maintaining one’s health. Those numbers are growing steadily according to reports, the cost of prescription drugs…