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Driving Distracted

Posted on February 06, 2008
Now more than ever, drivers have numerous gadgets to occupy their thoughts while driving. Most cars have GPS systems, DVD players, and MP3 hookups. To top it off, most drivers use PDA or cell phones while handling their car. Given the increase in portable technology, drivers need to be more cautious when driving...


Is Ortho Evra Contraception Safe?

Posted on January 29, 2008
Just recently, the FDA changed the warnings on the Ortho Evra birth control patch yet again. This time the agency updated the warnings to include the results of a new study. This new study showed that users of the Ortho Evra patch are twice as likely to develop blood clots known as thromboembolism (VTE)...


Student driver not liable for single car crash

Posted on January 07, 2008
A Judge in a recent New York case, found that a student driver who crashed into a parked car while takinge her road test was not liable to her passenger, the driving inspector. In Yetemian v. Vega, 28045-03, the court found that the driving instructor assumed the risk of injury when he rode in the car of an unlicensed driver...


Chantix Related to Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors

Posted on January 03, 2008
The FDA has notified health professionals that Chantix, a smoking cessation product, has been associated with erratic behavior in patients. Some patients reported suicidal thoughts and aggressive behavior within days or weeks of taking Chantix. The FDA is reviewing the cases...


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Postarthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis caused by pain pumps

Posted on January 03, 2008
Postarthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis, or PAGCL, is a painful condition in the shoulder caused when the cartilage between the humeral head and the ball and socket of your shoulder has broken down to the point where bone meets bone. Recently, studies have shown that pain pumps used after shoulder surgery is a leading cause for this pain...


Keep your teenage driver safe this year

Posted on January 03, 2008
Tired of making resolutions that never seem to get accomplished before the end of the year? Finally, there is a resolution you can keep -- teach your teenage driver the fundamental tools to drive safely this year. Of course you already told you teenager not to drink and drive...


Does Zetia outperform other drugs in reducing cholesterol?

Posted on December 12, 2007
Zetia, a cholesterol-reducing drug, marketed by Merck and Shering Plough, has recently come under scrutiny by the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. The House is investigating the results of a recent clinical trial of Zetia. This clinical trial was designed to confirm Zetia's ability to reduce the growth of plaque in arteries when combined with another cholesterol drug...


Bayer Pharmaceuticals Suspends Marketing of Trasylol

Posted on December 05, 2007
At the request of the FDA, Bayer Pharmaceuticals Corp. has agreed to stop marketing Trasylol. Trasylol is a drug that controls bleeding during heart surgery. According to recent studies, using Trasylol over other similar drugs significantly increases the risk of death, kidney failure, stroke or heart problems...


Is affordable insurance a thing of the past?

Posted on December 05, 2007
Due to increased payouts on homeowners insurance, companies have increased premiums and rewritten policies to limit payouts on claims. As pointed out in a recent New York Times article, certain leaders in insurance coverage have shifted the costs of doing business from the company onto the customer...


Everybody Makes Mistakes!

Posted on December 04, 2007
We have all goofed up now and then. However, some mistakes costs more than others. Just recently, certain hospitals have gained national attention for misadministering medication to infants. According to the Los Angeles Times, approximately 1.5 million Americans per year are injured after receiving the wrong medications or the incorrect dose...


Do Flu Shots Cause Psychiatric Problems in Children?

Posted on December 04, 2007
By now, many parents have been asked if they would like to vaccinate their children from the flu virus. More than likely, as a concerned parent you may have given your consent. Now, according to a recent article in the New York Times, the FDA is considering putting stronger warnings on flu vaccinations for children...


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