Piracetam Unapproved by FDA, on the Market for Years
The FDA never approved piracetam, yet it has been available for sale for years.
Health & Medicine
Relation Between Caffeine & Type II Diabetes
In a nutshell, caffeine impacts every person individually. If you are diabetic and make every effort to manage your blood sugar levels, it will be helpful for you to monitor the quantity of caffeine in your diet.
Gabapentin is Being Substituted for Opioids, Attempted Suicides Increase
Gabapentin may increase suicidal behavior in patients who use it as a substitute for opioid drugs.
How to Sleep Well — Or Stay Awake When You Don’t
So, the best way to cope with accidental sleepless nights is to do your best to prevent them. In particular, you should create a healthy and consistent sleep schedule.
The Nation has a Dire Shortage of Lifesaving Immune Globulin
The nation is facing an IVig shortage, having to ration current supply.
High School Football Player Dies After Knee Surgery
A South Lyon football player passes away after routine knee surgery.
FDA Issues Warning Letter Concerning Opioid Withdrawal Drug
FDA sends warning to company selling unapproved ‘opioid withdrawal’ drug.
10 Ways to Calm Your Nerves Before Exams
If the whole body has suffered from stress, two things will help: either energetic physical activity or, on the contrary, lie down and relax (if you know how to relax). Sitting and worrying is a waste of time.
Man Dies After Being Licked by Dog
Dog owners are getting direly sick after being licked by their pets.
Federal Agencies Crack Down on Prescription Opioid Use
Employees of several federal agencies, including the Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and Secret Service will receive the same disciplinary measures for prescription opioid use as illegal use if taking opioids impairs their ability to perform job duties. According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) inspector