FDA Warns Of Breathing Risks With Popular Nerve Drugs
U.S. health regulators are warning that popular nervous system medications can cause dangerous breathing problems
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Morning-After Pill ‘Should Be Sold Off The Shelf’
Women and girls should be able to get hold of emergency contraception more easily without
Alzheimer’s Blood Test ‘One Step Closer’
Researchers say they can accurately identify people on track to develop Alzheimer’s disease before symptoms
Everything You Need To Know About Fish Oil
About 10 percent of Americans take an omega-3 supplement like fish oil regularly, according to
Some HRT Tablets ‘Linked To Higher Blood Clot Risk’
Women taking certain types of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) tablets could be more at risk
The 5 Deadliest Drugs In America Include A Common Anti-Anxiety Prescription
Alprazolam, which you’re probably more familiar with under the brand name Xanax, was involved in
Are Supplements Safe And Do They Work?
The story of a man who ended up needing a liver transplant after taking green
Holidaymakers Warned To Check Travel Advice On Medicines
Holidaymakers are being warned to check the rules on carrying medicines abroad to avoid falling
1 In 5 Young Adult Deaths In US Is Opioid-Related
Men represented nearly 70 percent of all opioid deaths by 2016 while the 24-35 age
WHO Hopes To Use Ebola Vaccine To Stem Outbreak In Remote Area Of Congo
The World Health Organization said on Friday it hopes to deploy an experimental Ebola vaccine