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Articles related to "Fda"
Pet Food Recall Questions Uncertainty still surrounds the recent pet food recall. Homemade foods are an option for pet owners who may be wary of all commercial pet food at present. pet food recall • melamine • wheat gluten • fda • aminopterin
Save Money with Generic Drugs Find out just what a generic drug is, why generic drugs are so inexpensive and how you can be sure these medications are safe to use. generic drugs • brand vs generic drugs • medical costs • prescription drugs • affordable health care
Early Detection of Breast and Ovarian Cancers. This article discusses ovarian and breast cancers, with ways of identifying early detection and prevention methods. breast cancer • mammography • ovarian cancer • ovarian • breast self-examination
Drugs: Daytrana Patch for ADHD The FDA granted approval in April for a product that delivers methylphenidate (the active ingredient in Ritalin) through a "transdermal delivery system" - a skin patch. daytrana • adhd • patch • extended release • time release
New Treatment for the Flu This new drug will kill more influenza viruses than current drugs. flu • relenza • zanamivir • fda • amantadine
Infant Cold Medicine Recall An FDA panel has found cold and cough medications to be ineffective in children. For kids, treating colds the old-fashioned way is best. fda panel recommendations • infant medication recall • ineffective medicine • banned childrens cold medicine ingredients • over the counter cold medication
Is our food safe?: How can we protect ourselves. Most food poisoning occur at home. Find out what you can do to prevent this from happening in your kitchen. food poisoning • e. coli • hepatitis
Salmonella Outbreaks and US Politics Lawmakers and farmers point the finger at the Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control but there is enough blame to spread around both agencies. house of representative salmonella hearings • financial losses to producers • government agencies defense • government agencies turf wars • government agencies lack of cooperation
Don't Be Fooled Be informed. Know what you're putting into your body and its effects before you take it. Ignorance can be DEADLY. supplement • ephedra • ma-huang • death • herbs
Food Additives - Part 1 Information concerning the food additive MSG and possible adverse reactions msg • adverse reactions • monosodium glutamate • food additive • allergies
Lead in Lipstick Campaign for Safe Cosmetics have released a product report on lipsticks manufactured in the United States with high levels of lead. lead in lipstick • fda lead limits • lipsticks contaminated • cosmetics industry • campaign for safe cosmetics
More Than Just A Wheelchair "This thing can walk and talk. Can't you just stick it on the turnpike and give it money for tolls?" ibot • mobility system • wheelchair • balance • functions
Sugar Replacement Review Here is a review of some of the best artificial sweeteners and sugar substitutes on the market. artificial sweeteners • sugar substitutes • sweetener reviews • partida organic agave nectar • agave nectar
The Raw Milk Debate Who know milk was such a hot issue. It's illegal in some states, but many people think it's far healthier than the over-processed milk on store shelves. raw milk • buying raw milk • raw milk debate • drinking raw milk • is raw milk safe
Understanding Food Labels If all of those terms on labels has your head spinning, never fear! This article will teach you all the calorie terms you need to know. calorie terms • how to read food labels • low calorie labels • what does light mean • fda food terms
Government , Information, and the Truth prescriptions • misuse • incorrect usage • refills • illiterate patients
The Lybrel Birth Control Pill Approved last year, Wyeth's Lybrel is touted as the no period contraceptive. The FDA and manufacturer warns though that inconvenient bleeding is common. lybrel • continuous birth control • 365 day contraception • combination oral contraception • hormonal regulation
Farmed Salmon and PCBs Since salmon has become more popular farmed salmon has increased. They contain more PCBs and have less omega3 fatty acids. pcbs • farmed salmon • polluted and contaminated • pcb levels • salmon intake
Are You Ready To PYRUVATE? Pyruvate is HOT! But is it just steaming your glasses to cloud your vision? Discover if Pyruvate is the weight and fat loss, energy enhancer you've been dreaming of. pyruvate • supplement • health • scam • natural
Pasteurized Eggs Please! New process to pasteurize eggs while still in the shell. salmonella • pasteurization • egg • food poisoning
Coconut Oil: Diet Friend or Foe? Despite the fears of our parents' generation, health experts are now suggesting coconut as one of the healthiest oils: good for the heart, thyroid, cholesterol and more. coconut oil • partially hydrogenated trans fats • heart healthy oils • is coconut oil good or bad • oils fats to lose weight loss
Effective Lipozene Alternatives With a little homework, consumers can save hundreds, shed unwanted pounds and may even find that the "magic" solution may already be on their pantry shelf. lipozene • lipozene weight loss • does lipozene work • weight loss • weight loss drugs
Alternative HRT at Menopause This interview with Nurse Practitioner Pamela Egan, explores plant based Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) and the problems obtaining it in the US. hormone replacement therapy • bio-identical hormone replacement therapy • alternative hormone replacement therapy • bhrt • hrt
Children's Cold Medicines Warnings Children under the age of 6 may be at risk and children under the age of two are difinitely at risk in the use of OTC cold and cough medications. cough and cold medications • otc meds • over the counter medications • medications for children • fatalities in children from cough and cold medicin
Controversial Cholesterol Drugs Current cholesterol guidelines are being questioned by doctors and researchers amidst drug recalls and severe side effects of pharmaceutical treatments. statins • cholesterol lowering drugs • recalled cholesterol drugs • cholesterol reducing drugs • lipitor
Understanding Proteins in a Pet's Diet Until just a few years ago there were no regulations for proteins in pet foods. Now there have been numerous recalls on selected brands. Is yours one of them and why? pet protein • healthy diet • cat protein • dog protein • pet food recalls
New Blood Glucose MonitorA new A new blood glucose-monitoring device has proven to be helpful in managing children’s diabetes. Read about the findings ofthe NIH-funded study. diabetes • monitor • continuous • diabetes management • abbott
New Jet Lag Remedy Getting Ready for Take-off The U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave listless air travelers a jolt of potentially good news in September by granting a speedy review of a jet lag treatment. jet lag remedy • fatigue • air sickness hydration exercise • alternative medicine • sleep disorders
Treating Hair Loss in Women Hair loss is a frightening condition that is growing among women, but can be stopped and even reversed with the proper treatment. hair loss • women's hair loss • thinning hair • baldness in women • treating hair loss
New Treatment for Chronic Hepatitis C Patients New drug therapy approved by FDA for the treatment of chronic hepatitis C. hepatitis • chronic hepatitis • hepatitis c virus • interferon • ribavirin
Comfrey, the Miracle Herb Learn what makes comfrey work as a healing plant and how to get the most out of comfrey. Includes detailed instructions on making a comfrey poultice. miracle herb • making a comfrey poultice • medicinal uses of comfrey • allantoin • comfrey poultice
Dangers of Kitchen Plastics The FDA says plastic is safe for storing foods and liquids, yet consumer groups are warning these containers are dangerous. How does a consumer determine whom to believe? plastic containers • polyethylene terephthalate • disposable bottles • water bottles • phthalates
Gay Men's STDs Often Escape Notice Some gay men are avoiding recommended testing, while the testing itself does not always find patients' sexually-transmitted infections . gay men's stds • many infections undetected • sexually-transmitted infections • gonorrhea and chlamydia • hiv
Pet Food Recall issued by Pedigree Recall affects Pedigree Complete Nutrition Small Crunchy Bites dog food affects Costco in Northern California, Nevada, and Albertsons in So. California and Las Vegas. pedigree dog food recall • salmonella contamination • pedigree complete nutrition small crunchy bites • dog food recall • california dog food recall
Alternative Therapy - Electromagnetic Therapy As you know, people have been buying into the new fad of magnetic therapy. This method uses the same idea, only with electric forces. breast cancer • cancer • alternative therapy • electromagnetic therapy
Clinical Trials Check out clinical trials relating to anxiety disorders being offered around the world. clinical • trials • anxiety • panic • phobia
Modems and Markets migration • competition between governments • international trade • inter-state competition • cyber markets
Native Spirit Part II native american medicine • indian medicine • lobelia inflata • gag root • purge weed
Soy Foods: Myth or Miracle? Soy foods can make you healthier, so learn more about this versatile group of foods. We will explore the different types of soy foods and the process by which each is made. soy • soybean • vegetarian • women • health
Cryptosporidiosis; The New Enemy Water parks: Do you know what may be living in the water? Cryptosporidiosis, a chlorine-resistant parasite, is spreading throughout US water supplies at an alarming rate. <b>how do you diagnose cryptosporidiosis • how do you treat cryptosporidiosis • where is cryptosporidiosis found • </b>kinds of parasites • intestine
Escherichia Coli Infections E. coli is often associated with serious food poisoning and other conditions. What exactly can this bacteria do? escherichia coli • e. coli • e. coli infections • e. coli o157:h7 • diarrhea
Tanning Salon Safety A fake bake may be all the rage, but the side effects could be deadly. Learn ways to get that bronze appearance without exposure to UVA and UVB rays. tanning salons • sun safety • uva uvb protection • sunless tans • air brushing
Alzheimer's Drugs - Part Three Third in a series of four articles on Alzheimer's drugs. donepezil hydrochloride • aricept • alzheimers drugs
Mercury in Fish and SeaFood Seafood is a great source of protein and essential fatty acids, but some species are not healthy to eat. fish • seafood • nutrition • mercury • protein
Possible Treatment for Kaposi's Sarcoma Sometimes what you really want can cause you pain. Kaposi sarcoma cancer cells really like interleukin 4 this desire could spell their doom if this new therapy works. aids • hiv • hhv-8 • pseudomonas aeruginosa • interleukin 4
Alzheimer's Drugs - Part Two Second in a four part series on the drugs used to treat Alzheimer's. tacrine • cognex • alzheimers |
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