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…news report surfaced pointing out one such violation. In each violation, the journal allowed articles by individuals who had financial ties to pharmaceutical giants such as Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck &…

For our Canadian and international readers, this just gives you one more reason to point fingers at those of us in the U.S. It was reported today that retail pharmaceutical…

…insurance money that could be better spent. When it comes to prescribing drugs, a health insurance group spokesperson stated, “Doctors should not listen only to the claims of the pharmaceutical…

…your body would hold an election, and the majority would vote to avoid pharmaceutical attack whenever possible. Which brings us back to the task at hand, rewriting the Germ Theory…

…drug cartels would we like to blame for that? Must be the ones smuggling acetaminophen, ibuprofen, carbamazepine (an anticonvulsant and mood stabilizing drug), estrogen, painkillers, epilepsy medications, and other pharmaceuticals…

…be interesting to discover how many times drugs were involved. Whether those drugs be illicit drugs, prescription pharmaceuticals, or over-the-counter medications is not my concern. I just want to know…

…a result of massive pharmaceutical mind and body snatching are very real and it’s no joke. Oh yeah and guess what? Chicken Butt! planetc1.com-news @ 11:28 am | Article ID:…

…article in the Washington Post, the drug industry’s trade group Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) has called the JAMA study “misinformed and misleading.” But others, despite FDA assurances,…

…was introduced in March 1997.The L.A. Times website has the entire series of articles on this topic.Click the link above to follow the FDA and Pharmaceutical money trail. planetc1.com-news @…

…we should have a national contest to come up with a slogan. First prize: flu shots for the whole family. I imagine the pharmaceutical boys can easily figure how to…

…Drug Advertising & Condition Based Content Open up a copy of People, and you’re likely to come across advertising for pharmaceuticals. Whether they be prescription or over-the-counter, ads for pain…

Prescription drug spots on television are becoming as common as those for Budweiser and Dodge.The pharmaceutical industry has spent billions on print and media ads in the last year, and…

…“People really dislike these ads,” Beth Miller of the advertising agency Campbell Mithun Esty told a meeting of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. Consumers used words like “trite,” “boring”…

…especially to buy discount pharmaceuticals. I searched for a Target near me and it turns out they are even closer. I located a Target store in Culver City and one…

…line to my question turns thusly: Years back, when they substituted pharmaceutical grade sodium fluoride with the industrial grade fluorosilicate pollution waste by-product, not a single study was conducted to…

…a successful public health approach to chronic disease prevention, we cannot rely on pharmaceuticals but must implement long-term, sustainable behaviors that encourage healthy lifestyles,” report Roberts and Barnard. Just by…

…ACIP. MMWR – May 1, 1998; 47) My initial pregnant maternally protective hormonal response to this was utter disbelief. How could a biological pharmaceutical product be recommended for routine use…

…chiropractic is simply the laying on of hands – general human contact. That our low tech cosmology is inherently inferior to the high tech medical science world of pharmaceuticals and…

…majority of non-users. Chiropractic patients mentioned the non-pharmaceutical, non-surgical care and more rapid relief from pain while those who were less likely to choose a chiropractor expressed concern about cost…

…primary care physician that most of us want? Training for pharmaceuticals, etc… In 10 years, entrenched as the family practitioner being recognized by the medics, dispensing drugs, setting fractures, performing…

…users, according to the newspaper.At the same time, the newspaper reported, the Madison, N.J.-based company and its pharmaceutical division, Wyeth-Ayerst Laboratories, lobbied members of Congress and the U.S. Drug Enforcement…

…to pharmaceuticals. Have you read the book “the millionaire next door”? Weren’t the most likely group to be going to chiropractors college educated Caucasian women and weren’t those numbers expected…

…eyeglasses, blur everything they do not make clear.” What are the benefits? I wondered. What are the risks? I sought answers to these questions in the only non pharmaceutical industry-funded…

…one of the most powerful trade organizations and the medico-pharmaceutical industry now generates over one trillion dollars per year. (and still climbing at 12% per year). One in every six…

…care services while lowering overall health care costs by providing effective care that does not rely on expensive pharmaceutical drugs or often-unnecessary surgeries. As the federal legislation is implemented in…

…no doubt that a pharmaceutical company somewhere is working on a new drug to treat Empty Nest Syndrome. Perhaps they will call the drug Imzolonsum, or Mykidsamisin. The marketing department…