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  • Funding for Mesothelioma Research is Part of Bill
    Mesothelioma cancer is caused by the inhalation of asbestos. Currently, the United States imports unregulated products that may put Americans at risk for asbestos exposure. However, legislation that was recently introduced to the U.S. Congress aims to dissolve any further risks for asbestos exposure.
  • Researchers Uncover Cell Treatment for Mesothelioma Cancer
    Mesothelioma is a deadly form of lung cancer that has severe side effects which can be painful for a victim. While no known treatment can cure mesothelioma, scientists recently discovered a potential method for decreasing cancerous mesothelioma cell growth.
  • Link of Ortho Evra Patch and Death
    Ortho Evra is a rather new form of birth control that is available for women to use as a patch on their skin. However, reports are beginning to surface about the risks of the Ortho Evra patch that may have been responsible for at least 23 deaths due to the increase risk of developing blood clots within the body.
  • Locating a Suitable Asbestos Attorney
    Developing asbestos litigation can be a difficult and scary situation, especially if you are the sufferer of mesothelioma cancer or have lost a loved one because of asbestos exposure. However, contact an asbestos lawyer who can consult you on your case will provide support and practical development of an asbestos lawsuit.
  • Routine Inspection Prompts FDA Warning
    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently issued a warning to GlaxoSmithKline, the makers of Avandia, a type 2 diabetes drug. The warning was issued after a routine inspection turned up evidence that information from clinical trials of the drug had been withheld from the FDA. Avandia has created a controversy as it has been linked to an increase of heart disease and early onset osteoporosis.
  • Human Tissue Bank Scandal
    Human body tissue is collected from what are known as tissue banks, a collection of funeral homes, universities, hospitals, etc., around the country. Human tissue that has been safely cleared of diseases is used in many medical procedures such as skin grafs or organ transplants. However, the industry is highly unregulated, and, as a result, the use of diseased and illegally obtained tissues has entered the market.
  • Benzene - A Hidden Threat
    Benzene is a chemical often found in paint, solvents and dyes but also exists in the oil and petroleum industry. It is considered a a "Class A" carcinogen by the Environmental Protective Agency (EPA), and is an extremely harmful chemical that contributes to Hodgkin's disease, various respiratory and skin disorders, and even leukemia.
  • DES (Drug-Eluting Stents) Linked To Serious Side Effects
    Drug-eluting stents (DES) occur when a metal scaffold is inserted into a coronary artery to prevent it from collapsing. The scaffold may be coated with a pharmaceutical drug that operates on a time-release of the medication. While DES is a popular treatment in today's world of modern technology, the adverse effects of DES can be detrimental to a patient and increase their risk of developing life threatening illnesses.
  • What is Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis?
    Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis (NSF) is a recently discovered illness that has an unknown cause and is difficult to treat. It has, however, been linked to the use of gadolinium uses among kidney disease patients.
  • Prosthetic Implants
    Over time, an individual's hips and knees may begin to degrade, usually from the average wear and tear that occurs throughout the years. However, many individuals may require a surgical procedure to replace their hips or knees with a prostheses if the wear and tear becomes debilitating.
  • Trasylol News Coverage Unveils Disturbing Details of Drug's History
    Trasylol Aprotinin is a blood-controlling agent injected into patients during surgical procedures such as open-heart surgeries. However, Trasylol has been linked to an increased risk of heart disease, kidney failure, stroke and death among individuals who have previously received the injection.
  • Hernia Patch Recalled Again
    The United States has the highest rate for deaths among incisional hernia patients. Recently, hernia patients using the Bard's Composix Kugel Mesh Patch had another reason to worry as the patch was recalled for a second time. The patch had previously been recalled in 2005, but the current recall affects more patch users than previously.
  • Seroquel Patients Awareness of Side Effects
    Seroquel is an antipsychotic drug that was initially approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in January 2004. Seroquel is often prescribed as an "off label" drug, meaning it is prescribed for things other than what the FDA approved it for. However, Seroquel side effects include raised blood sugar levels and potentially being linked to diabetes.
  • Protecting Yourself From Provigil's Side Effects
    For individuals suffering from the inability to stay awake, a prescription medication known as Provigil is often prescribed. However, Provigil has several side effects ranging from mild to serious including Stevens Johnson Disorder, which is a painful skin disease. Additionally, Provigil is extremely dangerous to children and should never be given to them.
  • Curing Acne While Risking Internal Harm
    Accutane is an oral medication given to individuals who suffer form of acne known as severe recalcitrant nodular acne. While Accutane is prescribed to thousands of Americans, especially teenagers, each year, the drugs side effects can be very dangerous. Side effects range from depression to liver disease and nerve damage. It's important for a patient who has taken, plans to take or is taking the drug to be aware the dangers.
  • ADHD Recently Linked to Lead Poisoning
    Lead is found in an array of objects in and around the home and it has long been known that the use of lead can lead to severe and traumatic illnessess or results in not only adults but especially children. It was recently discovered that in addition to stunted growth and hearing loss, among other health issues, that lead poisoning can also be a factor leading to ADHD in children, especially boys.
  • Consequences of Chemical Inhalation
    There are many ailments caused from the inhalation and exposure to chemicals. In addition to the many ailments, there are several different ways an individual can be exposed to chemicals including through mineral dusts or biological agents. In any case, individuals should be keenly aware of chemical agents and the result of exposure to them.

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