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Heat Could Affect Mail-Order Medications

by fpw | August 16th, 2011

With heat levels still easily reaching the triple digits in areas, NBC-Dallas reported that locals relying on their medications via mail-order pharmacies should be cautious, as the high temperatures could affect certain drugs.

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OSHA Fines Company for Employees’ Over-Exposure to Lead

by fpw | August 9th, 2011

The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) issued a press release last Thursday saying they had cited Georgia-based company Exide Technologies for a serious, and repeat, offense of exposing employees to high levels of lead at the battery recycling facility located in Frisco.

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No Progress in Reducing Medical Malpractice and Drug Injuries in Florida

by fpw | August 2nd, 2011

The article states that a study released in April by medical journal Health Affairs found that as many as one in three hospital admissions in the U.S. results in injuries requiring additional hospitalization or treatment.

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Chantix responsible for increase drug injury

by fpw | July 28th, 2011

July 28, 2011 Quitting smoking is no easy task, and many turn to their doctors for help. However, a popular drug prescribed to help tobacco users kick the habit may be responsible for a drug injury recently discovered from its side effects. According to a recent article in Time Magazine, Chantix may be linked to

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