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New vaccines fight hepatitis, typhoid Travelers will notice increased effectiveness and fewer side effects
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Travelers tip: Yellow is not attractive when it's your eye color.
Doctors call it jaundice. It's caused by hepatitis. The most
common form is Type A, which comes from eating bad food, particularly
in tropical countries.
So pay heed if you're planning a winter venture to hot beaches
with cool rum drinks.
The good news is: New vaccines are out not only for hepatitis A,
but also for typhoid.
These new vaccines are more effective, have fewer side effects
and last longer, says travel...
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Primer for prescription medicines: the medicines for side effects--part one.(RX Primer)
Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association
; Psychotropic medicines--like all medicines--can potentially produce side effects. Most side effects are mild, but some can be serious, even life threatening. Most physicians define medication side effects as undesirable experiences or conditions produced by a medicine. An example might be
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Expect your side effects. (doctors should inform patients of all effects)
Newsletter-People's Medical Society
; What you get isn't always what you expect. But when the unexpected takes the form of a nasty side effect of medical treatment, then it's more than a surprise--it's a source of anxiety and concern. Reporting in the British Medical Journal earlier this year, researchers at the University of Edinburgh
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Is Your Doctor in Denial?; Survey Finds Physicians Often Dismiss Complaints About Drugs' Side Effects
The Washington Post
; On many online message boards and Internet chat rooms, anxious patients share details about the muscle pain and memory loss they have noticed since they started taking statins to lower their cholesterol. A new study suggests these people may be seeking validation for good reason: Some of their
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Side effects of methylphenidate. (Tips from Other Journals)
American Family Physician
; Side Effects of Methylphenidate Methylphenidate has become an increasingly common treatment in the management of children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder. Barkley and associates performed a triple-blind, placebo-controlled, crossover trial of methylphenidate to study whether side
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New Report Highlights Aromatase Inhibitor Side Effects ; Intolerable Side Effects Primary Reason Women Discontinue Use of Aromatase Inhibitors
U.S. Newswire
; To: National and Health Reporter Contact: Rebecca Farmer of Breast Cancer Action, 415-243-9301, ext. 16 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Breast Cancer Action (BCA) released a report today, in conjunction with a poster presentation at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (Abstract
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