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- FDA approved Tadalafil medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction accompanied with primary and secondary symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men above 45 years.
- Considering the information of three randomized, multicenter, double, blind clinical studies and a retrospective analysis of the medical documentation, FDA approved on October 7, 2011 Tadalafil medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction accompanied with primary and secondary symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men above 45 years
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- Fruit and vegetables do not reduce overall cancer risk, review concludes
- Eating lots of fruit and vegetables will do little to reduce your risk of developing cancer, according to a review of a decade of research involving more than a million people
- Common painkillers could be linked to male reproductive disorder
- The use of mild painkillers, such as paracetamol, in pregnancy – previously considered harmless to the baby in the womb – could be a major factor in the rise of male reproductive disorders, according to a study
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- Olanzapine Beats Metoclopramide For Chemo Nausea - MD News (press release)
- MD News (press release)Olanzapine Beats Metoclopramide For Chemo NauseaMD News (press release)For patients receiving highly emetogenic chemotherapy who experience breakthrough chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting, treatment with olanzapine (Zyprexa) is significantly better than treatment with metoclopramide
- IV Prochlorperazine Effective for Pediatric Primary Intractable Migraine - Monthly Prescribing Reference
- IV Prochlorperazine Effective for Pediatric Primary Intractable MigraineMonthly Prescribing ReferenceHONOLULU, HI—Intravenous (IV) prochlorperazine is more effective for the acute treatment of refractory migraine in pediatric patients than IV metoclopramide or valproate sodium
- Zyprexa Reduces Nausea from Chemo - MedPage Today
- Zyprexa Reduces Nausea from ChemoMedPage TodayAfter chemotherapy, they were randomly assigned to take olanzapine at 10 milligrams once a day for 3 days or metoclopramide (sold under various brand names) at 10 milligrams 3 times a day for 3 days
- Three states, one drug, and a Supreme Court ruling - Thomson Reuters News & Insight
- Thomson Reuters News & InsightThree states, one drug, and a Supreme Court rulingThomson Reuters News & InsightAs you may recall, Reglan, or metoclopramide, was the drug at issue in the high court
- Parkinson's Drug Errors Common in Small Study of Hospitalizations - Family Practice News Digital Network
- Parkinson's Drug Errors Common in Small Study of HospitalizationsFamily Practice News Digital NetworkNEW ORLEANS – When Parkinson's disease patients are admitted to hospitals, they often end up on incorrect doses of levodopa during their stay – if it's prescribed at all – and sometimes inappropriately get metoclopramide or neuroleptics,