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President Bush has announced a plan to vaccinate millions of Americans against the threat of an attack with smallpox virus. Many pharmacists, however, are not sure of their role in the plan, especially concerning how they should handle any adverse effects from the vaccine.
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Breast cancer survival improved by dense dosing; Adoption of medication-use technology slow; Bush will seek pediatric drug testing legislation; FDA cracks down on drug importation
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The following drugs have not yet received FDA approval.
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The purpose of this article is to review the standard therapy for Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) as well as to discuss the new therapies that recently have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for managing this disease state.
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There are various morphine products available to treat moderate-to-severe chronic pain. The following facts are provided to differentiate among three sustained-release products that are currently available.
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In December, a group from Austria published a report evaluating outcomes of infants presenting at term with breeches whose mothers were scheduled to have either an elective cesarean section or a planned vaginal birth.
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As the new kid on the OB/GYN Clinical Alert block, and as the generalist among the editors, I intend to focus on topics that come up commonly in my own practice of obstetrics and gynecology. The beauty of having this format is that cutting edge science can be presented, but also sacred cows can be challenged.
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Moderate levels of activity, including walking, are associated with substantially lower risks of hip fracture in postmenopausal women.
