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Should You Use Aspirin to Reduce the Risk of Stroke?
Quick Links: Skip to main page content Skip to Search Skip to Topics Menu Skip to Section Content Menu Skip to Common Links You can walk into any pharmacy, grocery or convenience store and buy aspirin without a prescription.
Air quality prompts tests, warnings
Orange flyers hang in South Hall to inform students like Rachel Evans what to do in case a carbon monoxide detector is sounded.
Lenore Skomal: Sheet of glass proves to be pane-ful foe
I've called it the glass ceiling. For decades, I have felt its presence. But it hasn't been until recently it's begun to physically hurt, as in headaches.
It's time for Disney to cut ABC loose
Is it time for Disney to finally banish ABC from the Magic Kingdom?A The media conglomerate's broadcast division was yet again the onlyA real bruise in what would have been a relatively blemish-free quarter.A ABC's anemic growth rate, coupled with its earnings cyclicality, hasA been a drag on Disney's stock for years, and its future doesn't lookA ... (more)
A bonus for the sake of giving a reward has very little appeal, particularly when the money used for those bonuses is public money.
The Secret behind the 'Harry Potter headaches'
The protagonist Harry Potter has been suffering from headaches for years - and now reputable neurologists have published their findings and diagnosis in their peer-reviewed journal, Headache.
Road work to ramp up on I-10, I-25
Your daily commute, especially if it involves driving along portions of Interstate 10 and I-25, is about to get longer.
Chiropractic treatment: More than pain relief
By Dr. Todd Fichtel Anyone who has suffered from back pain - whether it be mild, moderate or severe pain - understands how disruptive it can be to every area of your life.
Today in America Reviews The Latest In Headache Treatments with Migraine Treatment Centers
Today in America reviews effective new migraine treatment by a Texas based group of medical professionals dedicated to the treatment of migraines.
Orange barrels sprouting across Las Cruces
Your daily commute, especially if it involves driving along portions of Interstate 10 and I-25, is about to get longer.
Hayward-based Impax Laboratories has bought the U.S. rights to AstraZeneca migraine headache drug Zomig, a deal that caused Impax's stock to rocket 7.5 percent higher Thursday.
Impax licenses migraine drug rights from AstraZeneca
Impax Pharmaceuticals said Wednesday that it obtained exclusive U.S. commercial rights to a drug for migraine headaches made by AstraZeneca.
Dr. Denis Grillo, Ear, Nose & Throat, 01/31/12
Almost everybody in the United States has had a headache at one time or another.
Buying Map Pharmaceuticals Ahead Of FDA Decision
In the research for my most recent piece on Biotech Buyouts I uncovered a list of attractive smaller bio/pharma companies that were developing compelling new drugs.
HIV paper by Ole Miss grad draws attention
"They had come so far from that day that they had first learned they were HIV-positive, which as anyone could imagine, is a pretty rough day," he said.
Marijuana Therapy: Better / Safer than Most Potential Hazards are C-R-A-P
Many patients say that Cannabis/Marijuana works better even than aspirin for headaches because it acts faster without the possibility of nausea and vomiting by stomach irritation.
Advocate editorial board opinion: Pugnacious activity could lead to big problems
Have mild or moderate headaches. Generally, your child should not take ibuprofen, aspirin or naprosyn if he has an intracranial hemorrhage, or bleeding in the brain.
6 symptoms you should never ignore
As we get older, even those of us in the best of health will have various unusual symptoms.
Paramedics' carbon monoxide monitors may have saved life in Jersey City
On Jan. 11 at 4:45 p.m., Jersey City Medical Center EMS paramedics responded to Continental Terminals, a coffee warehouse at 115 Port Jersey Blvd., when a person complained of nausea, vomiting and headache -- symptoms often associated with the flu.
Deadly Dangers from Drugstore Pain Meds a Painful Surprise
Could your attempts to cope with common headaches, sore knees or backache be putting you at risk for heart attack, stroke and liver disease? Recent research suggests that both ibuprofen and acetominophen - the two most popular over-the-counter painkillers - carry some potentially and even deadly risks.
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