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November 2005

(11-01-05) November 1st, 2005 | Nsaids Pros And Cons
A report in the Lancet indicates that NSAIDs can reduce the risk of mouth cancer in smokers, but can also increase the risk of heart problems.

(11-02-05) November 2nd, 2005 | Father Wants Tighter Controls Over Oxycontin
A father who claims that two of his children died as the result of an addition to the opium based painkiller Oxycontin is urging authorities to place tighter controls on the powerful drug.

(11-03-05) November 3rd, 2005 | Adverse Effects On FDA Due To Vioxx Evidence
Thanks to the mounting evidence that is coming to light in the latest Vioxx trial, the Food and Drugs Administration is finding that its reputation is going downhill.

(11-04-05) November 4th, 2005 | Many NSAID Patients Not Receiving Treatment For Gastric Problems
New research has come to light, which suggests that more than two-thirds of patients taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are receiving no treatment for the resulting gastric bleeding, a known side effect of NSAIDs.

(11-07-05) November 7th, 2005 | Former Corrections Officer Charged For Distributing Oxycontin And Other Drugs
A former Suffolk County House of Correction officer has been sentenced to prison after it was found that he had been bringing various drugs, including the powerful painkiller Oxycontin, into the South Bay facility for inmates.

(11-08-05) November 8th, 2005 | Women Taking Accutane Need To Use More Caution Regarding Pregnancy
A study has revealed that women taking the controversial acne drug, Accutane, are not taking the necessary care and precautions to ensure that they do not become pregnant while on the medication.

(11-09-05) November 9th, 2005 | Doctor Charged With Manslaughter In Three Deaths
A Melbourne doctor has been charged with manslaughter after three deaths several years ago stemmed from drugs that he prescribed to patients.

(11-10-05) November 10th, 2005 | Woman Sues Pharmacy For Wrong Prescription
A woman has sued a pharmacy after being issued with the wrong pills resulting in her taking the powerful opium based painkiller Oxycontin.

(11-11-05) November 11th, 2005 | No Profit Dent For Merck
Despite the withdrawal of the once hugely popular painkiller Vioxx, the manufacturer of the drug has reported that profits have not been dented as a result.

(11-14-05) November 14th, 2005 | Merck Lawyer Claims Drug Was Thoroughly Tested
A lawyer for Merck, the pharmaceutical giant that manufactured controversial cox-2 drug Vioxx, has urged jurors to absolve the company from blame in the case of an Idaho postal worker.

(11-15-05) November 15th, 2005 | Doctors Recommend Omega-3 For Reducing Inflammation
Doctors have recommended a balanced consumption of Omega-3 fatty acids for those looking for ways to reduce inflammation.

(11-16-05) November 16th, 2005 | FDA Requires Digital Format Labeling From Companies
The Food and Drugs Administration has announced that it will now require pharmaceutical companies to provide revised or new drug labeling in a digital format.

(11-17-05) November 17th, 2005 | Grim Reaper Robs Store For Oxycontin
A robber dressed in a Grim Reaper costume on Halloween night raided a Carson City pharmacy and took off with hundreds of Oxycontin tablets.

(11-18-05) November 18th, 2005 | Merck Wins First Court Battle
The manufacturer of the cox-2 inhibitor drug Vioxx, which has been at the center of much controversy for over a year, has won its first court battle over the painkiller.

(11-21-05) November 21st, 2005 | Public Citizen Push For Revised Labeling On Viagra
The consumer advocacy group, Public Citizen, has petitioned the Food and Drugs Administration with regards to getting revised labeling put on the impotence drug Viagra, as well as some other similar drugs.

(11-22-05) November 22nd, 2005 | Drug Sales Declining In United States
The New York Times has reported a steady decline in drug sales on the United States in the light of an increasing number of people growing distrustful of medications as well as of the Food & Drugs Administration.

(11-23-05) November 23rd, 2005 | Another Oxycontin Drug Store Robbery
Police are currently investigating another alleged robbery at a drug store, where the thief is thought to have tried to rob another store prior, but failed.

(11-25-05) November 25th, 2005 | Researchers Report On Painkiller Effects On Heart Attack Patients
Researchers have delivered details about the effects of painkillers on heart attack patients at a meeting of the American Heart Association.

(11-28-05) November 28th, 2005 | Man Sentenced For Oxycontin Distribution
A man from Buchanan County has been served with a thirty year jail sentence after being found guilty of distributing Oxycontin and other pills over a period of eight years.

(11-29-05) November 29th, 2005 | Drug Ads: Educational Or Just Costly?
Despite the claims of pharmaceutical companies that the drug ads that they use are educational and designed to be informative for patients, many have raised concerns that these glossy and elaborate ads are simply pushing up the costs of health care and doing little else in terms of benefits.

(11-30-05) November 30th, 2005 | Jurors Blame Health Issues For Man’s Heart Attack
Following Merck’s recent victory in the Vioxx trial of Frederick Humeston, the jurors that were assigned to the trial have given their reasons for coming to the decision that they came to.