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Forbes
Mar 19
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Although the beneficial effects of high-potency statins have been well-characterized in clinical trials, these same trials have lacked the power to illuminate rare but potentially important adverse events. A suggestion of one such area of concern,...
New York Times
Feb 4
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A report in BMJ cites impressive gains in AIDS treatment and reducing child mortality, mostly through a network of village-based health workers.
NPR
Feb 1
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Most medical schools have cut down on students' interactions with the pharmaceutical industry by instituting gift restriction policies. These policies can reduce the prescribing of newly marketed drugs in favor of cheaper options.
The Hindu Business Line
Jan 24
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The British Medical Journal (BMJ) will launch its India Web site next month in Mumbai. This is its first country-specific Web site outside the United Kingdom. The launch of t...
Forbes
Jan 10
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Adding a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) to dual antihypertensive therapy (a diuretic plus either an ACE inhibitor or an angiotensin receptor blocker) is associated with an increase in risk for kidney injury, according to a large new...
MedPage Today
Dec 19
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(MedPage Today) -- Commercial enterprises are taking reservations for brief thrill trips into space, or even mini-vacations, and physicians may be asked to verify that these adventurers are physically up to the stresses of launching and re-entry...
New York Times
Dec 18
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Since 1982, the prestigious journal BMJ has devoted its Christmas-week issue to publishing unusual articles that are all based on methodologically sound science.
Forbes
Nov 30
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Updated-- According to an editorial published online in the BMJ journal Heart, running too hard, too fast, and for too long can be dangerous. The same holds true in publishing. The editorial was hastily released ahead of its scheduled...
guardian.co.uk
Nov 12
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Roche says it has complied with all legal requirements after medical journal claims there is no evidence drug can prevent flu
A leading British medical journal is asking the drug maker Roche to release all its data on Tamiflu, claiming there is...
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