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October 27, 2015

What the new statins guidelines mean for you

Here are four things you need to know about the new guidelines before your next doctor鈥檚 visit.聽

October 27, 2015

FDA to launch tool to detect fake, substandard malaria drugs

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has developed a hand-held device capable of identifying counterfeit or substandard malaria drugs and has signed a letter of intent with Corning Inc to manufacture the product

October 27, 2015

Something strange is happening with placebos in America

Figure this one out: The fake drugs we know as placebos seem to be getting more and more effective in the US.

October 27, 2015

15 simple ways to avoid medication mistakes

Although they鈥檙e meant to keep us healthy, when errors are made in prescribing, dispensing and administering medications, the outcome can be serious, even deadly.

October 27, 2015

Skin drug may help treat type 1 diabetes

A drug used to treat psoriasis may also be able to help treat people with type 1 diabetes.聽

October 27, 2015

Pills before and after sex can help prevent HIV, study finds

For the first time, a study shows that a drug used to treat HIV infection also can help prevent it when taken before and after risky sex by gay men.

October 27, 2015

Some antibiotics may slightly increase colon cancer risk

Taking some antibiotics, which reduces the diversity of bacteria in the gut, may slightly increase the risk of developing colon cancer, a new study suggests

October 27, 2015

Q & A on court ruling affecting morning-after pill

Don't expect to see morning-after pills for all ages on drugstore shelves anytime soon. A federal appeals court decision allowing girls of any age to buy emergency contraception without a prescription won't immediately change access.

October 27, 2015

American children given wrong medication every 8 minutes: report

Every eight minutes in the United states, a child is given the wrong dose of medication, according to a new study.

October 27, 2015

Weekend drug use tends to become daily, study says

People who take illegal drugs only on the weekend often wind up becoming daily users, new research suggests.