What Doctors Don't Tell YouOverwhelming evidence demonstrates that animal tests are dangerous to human health, and may be the reason that so many 'safety tested' drugs cause so many side effects. ...
Following 18 months of discussions among the medical establishment, the British public are to finally start being told about the side effects of the drugs they are taking. ...
Drug companies enjoy greater secrecy under law than any other industry group. ...
Even though you cannot count on the drug companies and the government to keep you informed about drugs side effects, there are many ways to get round this problem. ... ...
The nausea and vomiting of pregnancy (NVP) - ‘morning sickness’ - is common in early pregnancy. Thought to affect 70-85 per cent of pregnant women (Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2003; 4: CD000145), and often accompanied by tiredness and lethargy...
Often, the short-term clinical trials, which also often involve only small numbers of ‘healthy’ patients don’t uncover the worst side-effects, which then only emerge when a drug is taken by the public at large.
When your doctor reaches for his prescription pad, possibly the most important question you can ask is the age of the drug he’s about to prescribe you. If it’s brand-new, as Nancy Reagan once put it, just say no.
Many things can trigger depression. It is common during life changes such as adolescence, marriage, birth and menopause. It can be a consequence of your upbringing - such as whether or not you were taught effective coping skills as a child.
A number of classes of drugs can cause cerebral hemorrhage or infarction. These include: ... ...
The breast cancer ‘wonder drug’ tamoxifen has been found to cause an aggressive cancer of the uterus.
