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…kids at risk for of sudden death. The study, in the American Journal of Psychiatry, found an association between stimulant medications (like Ritalin) used to treat ADHD may cause sudden…

…the drug’s side effects… But they keep their child on the medication, in part because they fear child welfare workers will take him away if they don’t.” What!? According to…

…unvoiced concerns”, were “fears about the side effects of medication, and concern about being given an unwanted prescription.” Is the Medical profession saying that this problem is the patients fault…

…deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). An imaginary bear taking a mind altering medication for a condition, that some would also call imaginary? The condition being ADHD, how fitting. The article headline…

…article states that a “bigger question,” is if a patient should be taking a new medication unless it’s been sold for more than a year? That question is asked since…

…U.S., “an estimated one and a half million Americans were admitted to hospitals suffering from adverse side effects of medications.” In the article, Dr. Brian Strom of the University of…

…medication when it is taken as directed and a drug when used to get high? Either way, the results and the effects on the body are the same. USA Today:…

…upper respiratory infections. Phenylpropanolamine can be found alone or in combination with other ingredients in the following medications (drugs): Dimetapp ® DayQuil ® Contac ® 12 Hour Triaminic ®-12 Tavist…

It’s all over today’s news; toddlers are being given medications not approved for their use. Planet Chiropractic has been reporting about the increase in the use of psychiatric drugs among…

…of school anyway. Most don’t see the need to put the kids back on mood altering medication. It is so dangerous to be altering children’s minds with medication. Well let…

…on the types of spam most of us typically receive. There’s the lottery winnings, the small-business loans, the cheap rates on medication, real estate and stock deals, and such. Spam…

…diabetes medications because as his body starts working better he might need to have his meds adjusted. He said okay but he looked at me like I was crazy. His…

…say to the parents, then he will refer the baby to a gastroenterologist. That doctor may prescribe another medication. Will it cure colic? No! The medication may just cover up…

By Daria Belov Kinesio Taping is a corrective taping technique that incorporates a proprietary tape. According to the manufacturer, Kinesio tape has no chemicals or medication in it, it is…

…the patient gets labeled with one or more diseases. Third, the doctor prescribes a treatment to cure the diagnosed disease. Almost universally, this consists of taking medication, due to the…

…second article posted today that shows a relationship involving over-the-counter medications and a lack of education provided to those who will potentially take them. Parents need better education regarding over-the-counter…

…report, the doctors feel that over-the-counter cold medications are a better choice in most cases of colds, coughs, and most sinus infections. From a medical perspective, taking in over-the-counter medications…

…take far less over-the-counter and prescription medications than the average consumer in the U.S. But are the costs saved worth the expense of receiving regular adjustments? If you are looking…

…a prescription medication. The supplement in question is known as Anso Comfort Capsules and according to reports, they were found to contain chlordiazepoxide, a prescription anxiety drug. You may not…

…no sign of slowing. Psychiatric medications are now being prescribed to children and adolescents at nearly the same rate as adults, “despite the relative lack of knowledge about how they…

…the American public is also rapidly learning this same lesson. Add to that the horrendous side-effects of the powerful medications now being produced by the drug companies and you not…

…going on that I don’t know about? Should I take some medication now for pre-headaches and pre-constipation? Come to think of it, we may need a whole new medical specialty…

…child medication off the market because they found there may be a possible risk related to the use of the product although none had been reported? The toy recall article…

…their ad agency. People ask me questions every day about medications, and every day I tell them… “I don’t take any.” I also tell them… “I don’t prescribe any.” Regardless…

…could do when referring to a medical doctor would be to notify the doctor of patient concerns regarding unwanted medications. Recent studies have shown patients in medical offices often do…

…schizophrenia, delusional disorders, and bipolar disorders. None of the patients were offered medication. The only form of caregiving offered was encouragement by temple supervisors to participate in daily chores–such as…

…stroke survivor had the following to say: “we believe that over-the-counter medications are safe, and they aren’t necessarily.” She went on to say that, “this is really strong medicine. This…