More than 140,000 bottles of cholesterol medication part of elevated recall
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FDA Announces Nationwide Recall of Cholesterol Medication—More Than 140,000 Bottles Affected
More than 140,000 bottles of a prescription cholesterol medication have been recalled due to “failed dissolution specifications,” the…
New menopause drug to target hot flashes without hormones gets FDA approval
The US Food and Drug Administration has approved another once-a-day pill that works without hormones to treat moderate…
Local agencies participate in National Drug Take Back Day with safe medication disposal
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — Local law enforcement and fire departments are participating in National Drug Take…
Texas Doctor Loses License for Prescribing Gender Transition Drugs to Minor
May Lau, a Dallas-based doctor, has voluntarily surrendered her Texas medical license a year after being sued by…
Where to drop off unused meds in NJ on Oct. 25
🚓 National Prescription Drug Take Back Day returns on Oct. 25.🏪 A popular supermarket joins police in NJ…
I’m stuck in the gray market for GLP-1s
On Oct. 16, President Trump promised to slash the price of brand-name GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy…
Baba Ramdev inaugurates Patanjali Emergency and Critical Care Hospital in Haridwar
Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna on Friday inaugurated the Patanjali Emergency and Critical Care Hospital in…
The calming herb that can hydrate dry skin and alleviate joint pain
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Water hyacinth: Bengal’s infamous ‘terror’ that chokes waterways yet hides powerful nutritional secrets from BP to heart health |
Water hyacinth, famously called the ‘Terror of Bengal’, is a plant of striking contradictions. Its rapid growth forms…
Drug used by nearly half of seniors under massive recall
It’s easy to put a bottle of prescription pills in the medicine cabinet and forget about what’s on…
Standard medications fail one in three Indians; now AIG Hospitals is rewriting the prescription playbook – The South First
When AIG Hospitals tested over 1,500 patients—later expanded to 2,000—taking medications for diabetes, hypertension and ulcers, they that…