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A drug that has been considered too dangerous for use in America and Canada is still freely available in the UK. more »
Viagra, the famed impotence drug, can cause sudden hearing loss. So far around 29 users have reported the problem to America’s drug regulator, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which is now add... more »
Common over-the-counter painkillers such as aspirin kill around 20,000 Americans every year, and another 100,000 end up in hospital as a result of taking the drug, new research reveals. more »
Flu shots for the elderly are far less effective than doctors, and governments, like to tell us. In fact, they are incapable of preventing up to half of all deaths from influenza and pneumonia in the... more »
Vaccine manufacturers have paid out nearly $2bn in damages to parents in America whose children were harmed by one of the childhood jabs such as the MMR (measles-mumps-rubella) or DPT (diphtheria-pert... more »
What really goes on in medical trials? Are the results really as they seem, and is the drug that is being tested as effective- and safe - as the manufacturer claims? more »
More teenagers are taking their own lives – but coroners may be failing to recognise that antidepressants are to blame, an expert says. more »
The annual rates of serious adverse reactions and deaths from a prescribed drug have almost tripled since 1998. more »
Does your doctor listen when you tell him that you are reacting to a drug he’s prescribed for you? According to a new study, he probably doesn’t. In fact, he rarely believes that the drug is to blame... more »
Children in the UK may soon be offered another vaccination to add to the 13 they are already supposed to have before the age of 18. The new vaccine, which is designed to protect against chickenpox, i... more »
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