Increased Cardiac Risk Linked To Common Antibiotic Clarithromycin
Most of us have taken antibiotics at some point in our lives. According to a …
Merck’s Falsification of Vaccine Data Exposed
Merk’s dirty little secret has been exposed. A pair of lawsuits, one filed by former …
Testosterone Therapy Linked To Heart-Attack, Stroke and Death
Millions of men have turned to testosterone therapy to treat symptoms of aging. However, they …
Merck To Pay $100 Million To Settle Cases Over Safety of NuvaRing Contraceptive
NuvaRing is a hormonal-vaginal contraceptive that combines both estrogen and progestin in a ring to …
Thousands of Lawsuits Over Pradaxa
Have you or someone you know taken Pradaxa? German drug maker Boehringer Ingelheim is facing …
Low T Therapy Higher Risk For Stroke or Heart Attack
According to a statement released from the Endocrine Society, older men who are considering taking …
Paxil Linked To Breast Cancer
City of Hope Cancer researchers indicate that a new test called the AroER Tri-Screen, desgined …
What Is Doribax?
According to the FDA the antibacterial drug Doribax, that has been used to treat patients …
Is Using Tylenol or Ibuprofen During Pregnancy linked to ADHD?
What is a mother to do if she becomes ill during pregnancy? The risks of …
FDA Addresses Pelvic Mesh Safety
Under a federal proposal, the makers of pelvic mesh implants are subject to stricter safety …
Johnson & Johnson to Stop Selling Cancer Spreading Morcellator Device
The FDA has approved about 2 dozen devices for laparoscopic power morecellation, which divides tissue …
FDA warns against Morcellator Devices
The FDA wants doctors to stop using laparoscopic power morcellator devices during the removal of …
Morcellator Device Linked To Spread Of Cancer
Traditional surgeries are increasingly being replaced by minimal invasive laparoscopic surgeries, which are believed to …
Paxil Possibly Linked To Breast Cancer Risk
Cancer researchers from the City of Hope National Medical Center announced a possible link between …
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