It would exclude biologics, infused drugs, injected drugs, inhaled drugs for surgery and certain parenteral drugs.
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Drugs approved to be imported from Canada would exclude many prescribed drugs, such as biologic drugs, controlled substances, and intravenous drugs.
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It would exclude biologics, infused drugs, injected drugs and inhaled drugs for surgery.
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"Anti-TB drugs, cardiac drugs, anti-cancer drugs - these are critically needed," Aslam said.
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She stopped going to school, stopped doing much of anything besides scoring drugs, doing drugs, stealing stuff, selling stuff, scoring more drugs, doing more drugs.
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That brings us to this divide between "good" and "bad" drugs—productivity-increasing drugs versus illicit drugs.
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The thing about drugs is that you have to buy drugs to take drugs and sometimes you don't want to buy drugs in a dark room surrounded by strangers.
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"Drugs to hit amyloid early on, drugs to hit tangles early on, drugs to hit inflammation," Dr. Tanzi said.
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"You're going from essentially no drugs available to near-no drugs available, to a lot of drugs available," Gibson said.
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I'd love to be called The Drugs, or just Drugs.
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Treatments include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, steroids, antibiotic drugs and antiviral drugs.
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TheWaveVR will remind you of drugs even if you've never done drugs and will probably also make you want to do drugs.
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So in Afghanistan today we have more of a war for drugs and a war through drugs than a war against drugs.
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In the bypass group, use of blood sugar-lowering drugs, cholesterol drugs, blood pressure drugs and inhalers for obstructed airways all decreased substantially.
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"I tried drugs...many kinds of drugs, all kinds of drugs," he said, dressed in the traditional white Filipino barong shirt and trousers.
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Its generic drugs portfolio includes cardiovascular and gastrointestinal drugs as well as painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs based on ibuprofen and leflunomide molecules.
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Importantly, many of the most expensive drugs are excluded from this proposal, including insulin and biologic drugs like Humira and other injectable drugs.
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Switching from misusing prescription drugs, of known dose and purity, to street drugs contaminated with drugs of extremely high potency, increases death risk.
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There were also a lot of drugs—a lot of drugs.
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Care/of, offering you know drugs, prescription drugs or supplements online.
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I buy drugs, but I've never sold drugs in my life.
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How common is, say, intentionally falsified drugs versus poor-quality drugs?
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Four drugs produced mixed results compared to other drugs or placebos.
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I was doing drugs, and listening to The Streets, doing drugs.
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But the drugs won't hurt me, the drugs won't hurt me.
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Regarding drugs, Trump has long complained of drugs crossing the border.
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"I tried drugs ... many kinds of drugs, all kinds of drugs," Pacquiao reportedly said during an interview in his senate office in the Philippines.
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I was selling drugs, but I never got arrested for selling drugs.
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For people who use drugs, sometimes that means using drugs more safely.
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People start using drugs, and if they're illegal, drugs can be expensive.
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You take drugs, you sell drugs and people are making a mess.
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Both traded sex for drugs, or for money to buy more drugs.
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Since most drugs are already expensive, new drugs keep matching those prices.
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The company, founded by scientist Xu Ting, develops innovative drugs and biosimilars - drugs which are not exact replicas of established drugs but are as effective.
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The company, founded by scientist Xu Ting, develops innovative drugs and biosimilars - drugs which are not exact replicas of established drugs but are as effective.
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The war on drugs originally intended to take down the supply of illegal drugs, increase prices as a result, and make drugs unaffordable to users.
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We have to stop creating a hierarchy of 'good drugs' and 'bad drugs.
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"Reimporting drugs is importation of other countries' price controls on drugs," said Cohen.
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People who don't do honest work, who take drugs or deal in drugs.
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There are also "degraded drugs," which are good drugs that aren't stored properly.
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The men's business is drugs and weapons, and drugs and weapons are everywhere.
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There's no different between blacks and whites for using drugs, or dealing drugs.
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Potentially, this ruling affects all drugs and threatens the development of new drugs.
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Then they start using drugs even more readily later when the drugs return.
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Unlike traditional drugs, biologic drugs cannot be copied exactly to make generic versions.
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The drugs wore off and were replaced by more, and more destructive, drugs.
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These types of drugs continue to push up overall costs of prescription drugs.
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But saying drugs should be legal is not saying that drugs are good.
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Instead, I have confused religion with drugs, drugs with music, music with religion.
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First, the start for most people is with prescribed drugs, not recreational drugs.
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Consumer drugs sold over the counter have far lower margins than prescription drugs.
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"People use drugs with other people who use drugs – or alone," Wheeler said.
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Brand-name drugs pay higher rebates to the Medicaid program than generic drugs.
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But these drugs — like all drugs — carry risks that should not be ignored.
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KS: Mm-hmm, drugs, I thought drugs immediately, Jeremy, that's what I thought.
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He said one hypothesis why LMTX did not work with other drugs was that the other drugs set off a mechanism that cells use to expel drugs.
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The biggest chunk of her projected savings is on prescription drugs, where she proposes to reduce prices for brand drugs by 70% and generic drugs by 30%.
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And illicit drugs obviously aren't available through easy means, since drugs aren't easily sold.
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This is especially bad because different drugs can heighten other drugs' risk of overdose.
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I never did drugs to party, I did drugs because I hate feeling [things].
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This regulates how the testing of drugs, including cancer drugs, operates in this country.
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Generic drugs are copies of brand-name drugs that are both safe and affordable.
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He's certainly dabbled in drugs before, but people don't take happy drugs in Tampa.
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MANY Americans think they pay over the odds for drugs—particularly for cancer drugs.
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Counterfeit drugs, rather than prescription drugs, seem to be at the core of it.
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"Getting drugs wasn't a problem because all my friends' parents did drugs," she said.
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So we are driving soft drugs users into the arms of hard drugs pushers.
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The drugs, including oxycodone, hydrocodone, and morphine, are among the most commonly prescribed drugs.
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Nonetheless, most drugs research focuses on stopping the drugs, rather than providing healthier alternatives.
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Drugs: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is considering new restrictions on two opioid drugs.
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You have a lot of people involved with drugs, who got arrested for drugs.
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The big picture: The Chinese market for drugs is enormous, particularly for cancer drugs.
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They can track only dispensed drugs, not black-market drugs (like heroin and fentanyl).
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"These products are not drugs and should not be regulated like drugs," he said.
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All4Cure could accelerate the approval of investigational drugs and provide feedback on approved drugs.
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Millet added that the issue is not only whether HIV drugs and other geriatric drugs could interact negatively but whether other drugs could suppress the HIV drug regimen.
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Gleason did not have any valid prescriptions for the drugs and was charged with possession of Schedule I drugs and possession with intent to distribute Schedule III drugs.
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The data mostly show PBMs are reaping large Medicaid windfalls on generic drugs, not brand-name drugs (although clandestine rebates make brand-name drugs lucrative in other markets).
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The researchers found the most frequently prescribed anticholinergic drugs were antidepressants, drugs to treat vertigo, motion sickness or vomiting and bladder antimuscarinic drugs, such as to treat overactive bladder.
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Those include increasing competition by speeding up FDA approval of generic drugs, and creating new ways to pay for drugs that are based on how well the drugs work.
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And the drugs and the combination of drugs that I was given, which were some strong, strong drugs, I totally lost touch with reality in a big, big way.
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The war on drugs was originally intended to take down the supply of illegal drugs, increase prices as a result, and make drugs less affordable and generally less accessible.
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Both the drugs are non-opioid drugs, which do not have the side effects associated with commonly prescribed opioid drugs, including addiction, constipation and respiratory distress, the company said.
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All of America isn't strung out on street drugs, they're strung out on prescribed drugs.
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They start selling drugs together, fail at selling drugs together, and then...that's about it.
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This is not the first study to find drugs in water where drugs shouldn't be.
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There would be drugs around and I'd still hit the drugs, but I wouldn't eat.
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Read our interview with Global Drugs Survey and summary of their recent drugs survey here.
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The drugs: Traditionally, a cocktail of three drugs has been used in lethal injection: 1.
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Then boredom turns to anger, and anger turns to drugs, and drugs turn to excitement!
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Illegal drugs are just dangerous because they are illegal, so all drugs should be legalized.
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We can prescribe the drugs that kill you but not the drugs that save you.
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Six of the drugs produced results no different than other drugs, placebos or no intervention.
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"The price for many drugs, especially specialty drugs, has gone sky-high," said state Sen.
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"They're using less illicit drugs, and they are less likely to inject drugs," Ethier said.
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And for a long time, it's been swinging toward approving drugs faster, approving more drugs.
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The drugs eligible for use under RTT laws are called "investigational" drugs by the FDA.
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Other popular drugs include marijuana and stimulants, such as the ADHD drugs Adderall and Ritalin.
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Investigators tested for hundreds of drugs, including date rape drugs, and did not find any.
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And in 2013 the state drugs controller listed e-cigarettes and vaporizers as "unapproved drugs".
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Cancer drugs are one of six "protected classes" of drugs in Part D of Medicare.
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Studies have found that when the potential market for drugs grows, more drugs enter it.
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But if you ever want to do drugs, I can get you all the drugs.
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It is not just a war on drugs but also a war financed by drugs.
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These tend to be more expensive treatments like rheumatoid arthritis drugs and some cancer drugs.
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Parents are putting their children on drugs, but they don't think of them as drugs.
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If you're going to do drugs, you must know the side effects of those drugs.
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Beyond drugs Cryptomarkets are not only places to trade drugs and other commodities or services.
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And [with] the drugs and the combination of drugs that I was given — which were some strong, strong drugs — I totally lost touch with reality in a big, big way.
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When it comes to people mixing drugs, most of the time, they will tell you "no, I'm not mixing drugs" or "no, I'm not doing drugs," but that's not true.
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Among them is a concern that even if people who use drugs know that their drugs are laced with fentanyl, they will still use the drugs, despite the apparent danger.
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A lot of what's sold over-the-counter now includes drugs that originally were prescription only, but people think O.T.C. drugs are benign and without the risks of prescription drugs.
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"If someone's coming back from a drugs ban, whether they were intentionally cheating, whether it was for recreational drugs, whether it was for performance-enhancing drugs, it's difficult," he said.
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It felt like I was taking drugs, and I ain't trying to find no new drugs.
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She had previously experimented with party drugs, but after almost dying, she swore off drugs completely.
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It covers user fees for FDA review of prescription drugs, medical devices, generic drugs, and biosimilars.
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We&aposve gone from having 70 drugs on that dashboard to now we have 3,5003 drugs.
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While all ACA plans cover prescription drugs, they will differ in the specific drugs they cover.
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An autopsy with reveal the drugs killed Randy, and Archie didn't make Randy take the drugs.
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"If you ever want to do drugs, I can get you all the drugs," he says.
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The war on drugs proved to be as damaging to minority communities as the drugs themselves.
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It also subsidises "cost-effective and essential" drugs; unapproved drugs, if available, can be prohibitively expensive.
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Typically, Americans don't even consider the two deadliest drugs — alcohol and tobacco — as drugs at all.
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The War on Drugs is an utter failure and drugs are widely and cheaply available anyway.
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The drugs are more costly than other cholesterol drugs, with a list price topping $14,000 annually.
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People talk to me about drugs, prescription drugs that they take that they simply can't afford.
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People ask me what sort of drugs I take and I don't take any drugs whatsoever.
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Duterte's war on drugs Duterte has come under increasing international criticism for his war on drugs.
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Was I about to get detained and arrested at the border for smuggling drugs/not drugs?
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More specifically, people thought that drugs like crack were disproportionately more dangerous than drugs like cocaine.
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Current treatments include non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs as well as older drugs such as methotrexate.
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Let's face it: Drugs, especially heroin and opiate-based drugs, certainly still have a great stigma.
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The clamp down on drugs like OxyContin pushed users to street drugs like heroin and fentanyl.
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So, it's machines (microreactors, actually) for making specific drugs that are printed, not the drugs themselves.
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It was the closest to being on drugs I've ever been without actually being on drugs.
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DMARDs' prices decreased 5.8 percent, MS drugs fell 5 percent and HIV drugs fell 11.8 percent.
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If you really need any more than one portion of drugs, get your own drugs. 18.
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For harm reduction to work, maintenance drugs need to be almost as accessible as street drugs.
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" He added: "All of that leads to getting too much drugs or bad drugs and overdosing.
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Of course, pharmaceutical drugs aren't the only legal drugs that kill tens of thousands of Americans.
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The agreement also requires the state test the drugs before using them and bars expired drugs.
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Brand-name drugs are or were also novel drugs, while the whole point of generic drugs is that they are supposed to bring down costs once a new treatment's monopoly has expired.
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While only about 10% of all prescription drugs in the country are brand-name drugs, such as the EpiPen, they account for a whopping 72% of drugs being sold, the researchers discovered.
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Throughout North America, according to Tyndall, people who use drugs are being poisoned, not by the drugs themselves, but by all the other substances that have made their way into those drugs.
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But the point remains: people across the entire country, from the smallest hamlet to the densest inner-city area take drugs, and will continue to take drugs until drugs cease to exist.
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Health care costs could be brought down through greater availability of generic drugs and biosimilars - drugs that are identical to branded drugs but distributed by another company after the original patent expires.
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Many high-cost drugs, like some cancer drugs and outpatient medicines, were not included in the analysis.
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There are a handful of drugs, including prescription drugs, that you should not breastfeed if you're taking.
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Medical staff initially thought that the rolls were bags of drugs, but Almeida was no drugs mule.
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Felipe Calderón: What is happening in Mexico is far beyond drugs and fighting drugs or drug cartels.
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And as Missouri phased out the old drugs, it hasn't used the new drugs nearly as often.
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Walter Mondale, the Democratic candidate for president in 1984, called for another "War on Drugs" — all drugs.
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Cheaper drugs would win, and more expensive drugs would end up paying more than they do now.
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The drugs are far more costly than other cholesterol drugs, with a list price topping $14,000 annually.
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During questioning, Kai admitted to using drugs and filming sex acts but denied giving drugs to others.
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The most common medications: Cardiovascular drugs, painkillers, and hormonal drugs topped the list associated with medical errors.
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But because so many powerful people view "drugs to fight drugs" as suspect, thousands are needlessly dying.
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Pharmaceutical companies argue that allowing imported drugs into the U.S. could create a flood of unsafe drugs.
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Specifically, the pricing scheme of drugs and the web of payers of drugs are very complex systems.
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Shares in Valeant hit a new low ("I don't like the drugs (but the drugs like me)").
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The high price of drugs, including cancer drugs, has become a public concern and political issue lately.
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She never sold drugs in the past and the offense — conspiracy to sell drugs — was her first.
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Are most of the deaths being caused by prescription drugs or drugs that are being illegally obtained?
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They've never taken drugs, never came across a drug dealer, and have nothing to do with drugs.
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"I was doing drugs, not doing drugs, struggling, not struggling, being happy, not being happy," she recalls.
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The House passed a dreadful synthetic drugs bill that would increase sentences for people who use drugs.
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Where American-made drugs are not available, the government will still be able to buy foreign drugs.
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When they accused her of using drugs, she told them she had never taken illicit drugs before.
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Yet soon Amazon will likely be able to offer both over-the-counter drugs and prescription drugs.
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First we pay to create these lifesaving drugs, then we pay high prices to buy those drugs.
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There weren't a lot of illegal drugs, but most people seemed to have been allocated prescription drugs.
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Interestingly, medical journal editorials on the drugs told a slightly different story: "Whereas evidence does not support the notion that brand-name drugs used in cardiovascular disease are superior to generic drugs, a substantial number of editorials counsel against the interchangeability of generic drugs," the JAMA researchers wrote.
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The reports will also require companies to provide manufacturing and R&D costs for those drugs, as well as net profits associated with the drugs, and marketing and advertising spending on the drugs.
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There is nowhere easier to walk up to someone, say, "hello I would like some drugs and I have the money to pay for the drugs" and swap your cash for their drugs.
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Some of the gap might be plugged by reviving old drugs that have fallen out of use; drugs bugs have not recently seen are drugs they are less likely to be resistant to.
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This anthropologist Joseph Dumit calls drugs like that "Drugs for Life," in the way these are drugs that are meant to extend, or improve, our lives, in our current cultural and political context.
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Co-founded in 2010 by Scott Liu, previously with U.S. biotech giant Amgen Inc, Henlius develops innovative drugs and biosimilars - drugs which are not exact replicas of established drugs but are as effective.
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Doggett called 25 drugs a "very small" number in his letter and objected to the fact that drugs are eligible for negotiation only if they do not have any competition from generic drugs.
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The officer then puts the drugs backs down, turns his camera on and then "finds" the drugs again.
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While these drugs helped save Sawyer's life, some of the drugs he took came with debilitating side effects.
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That's partly because newer drugs are often only a slight improvement over existing drugs in the same class.
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Besides antibiotic combinations, the list of banned drugs also included analgesic combinations containing nimesulide, and codeine-based drugs.
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Instead, governments everywhere pursue tougher policies against drugs, some of which are more harmful than the drugs themselves.
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Once you consume some, you just want more and doing more drugs becomes the purpose of doing drugs.
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The analysis did not factor in injectable drugs like insulin, or drugs administered in hospitals and doctors' offices.
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That list includes drugs that treat Parkinson's disease, chemotherapy drugs, and a tablet for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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Generally, the drugs experts will only deal with drugs cases, so they will likely know the local terminology.
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Between 2005 and 2015, 78% of drugs associated with new patents weren't new drugs, Feldman found last year.
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The fees from the respective regulated industries -- drugs, medical devices, generic drugs, and biosimilars -- help fund FDA operations.
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Specialty drugs can cost-effectively increase both the quality and duration of life as compared to traditional drugs.
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Foundation becomes campaign issue "The Foundation negotiated drugs prices to lower Malaria drugs by 89 percent," Carville said.
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Frakt said there is evidence that drugs given expedited approval give greater benefits than drugs given conventional reviews.
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Legally prescribed opioid drugs like oxycodone and hydrocodone work in the same manner as illicit drugs like heroin.
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Compounded drugs serve a critically important purpose for people with rare diseases or allergies to commercially available drugs.
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Drugs: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is drafting new guidelines for pharmaceutical compounding facilities that make drugs.
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"They've spent decades and generations telling people just say no to drugs — drugs are bad," Mr. Anthony said.
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However, CBO didn't say whether that reduction involved important drugs, or less valuable drugs (like "me-too" medications).
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In Portugal, drugs are still illegal, but the citizen found with drugs is sent to treatment, not prison.
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Both also reported studies of the drugs in mice showing the drugs protected the animals from heart disease.
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"Compounded drugs, unlike FDA-approved drugs, are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness and quality," she said.
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These firms control which drugs are covered and negotiate discounts, known as rebates, on branded drugs with manufacturers.
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These leftover drugs, idly sitting in medicine cabinets, can get into the hands of teenagers experimenting with drugs.
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Do you think that not talking to your kid about drugs will keep the drugs away from him?
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Police describing location under surveillance; exchange observed; motorist stopped w drugs; seller stopped w drugs; then yard searched.
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But the bigger surprise is that brand-name drugs in particular are seeing a counterintuitive trend: Rising prices for brand-name drugs were mostly attributable to existing drugs that were already on the market.
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It may be that marijuana is simply more accessible than other drugs, so people predisposed to use drugs start with pot — just like they often start with other accessible drugs like alcohol and tobacco.
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But because the drugs contained a derivative of a cannabis plant known as cannabidiol, or CBD, the drugs had to be handled like they were heroin, or any other so-called Schedule 1 drugs.
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The council's report said the patchwork system meant inconsistent access to drugs and that spending on drugs by patients and drug plans is unsustainable, in part because of the high cost of new drugs.
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Some examples of the drugs that are on each schedule: In general, schedule 1 and 2 drugs have the most regulatory restrictions on research, supply, and access, and schedule 23 drugs have the least.
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The FDA keeps a list of drugs that are subject to the recall, and because there are so many drugs affected by this recall, there's a separate list with drugs that haven't been recalled.
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For doctors who give drugs in their offices, mostly cancer, eye and arthritis specialists, Medicare asks them to buy the drugs themselves and then pays them back when they give the drugs to patients.
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BIOLOGIC DRUGS The deal removes provisions that required a 10-year exclusivity period for biologic drugs, which U.S. Democrats feared would lead to higher prices for some of the priciest drugs on the market.
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What started with prescription drugs moved on to heroin, then fentanyl, and now the lacing of fentanyl into other drugs, like cocaine and methamphetamine, is driving more overdose deaths from those drugs up as well.
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At Insite, around 83 percent of drugs sold as heroin tested positive for some fentanyl—so did 82 percent of samples from drugs sold as crystal meth and 40 percent of drugs sold as cocaine.
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Prices for those 285 widely used drugs — a mix of generic pills, brand-name drugs and high-priced "specialty drugs" for complex conditions — jumped 9.4 percent alone in 2013, the most recent data AARP had.
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There are three major treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 1988.
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PBMs work in coordination with their clients to carefully evaluate new drugs, review existing drugs, and apply sophisticated drug assessments that promote the best use of complex medications, and the appropriate use of mainstay drugs.
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In one study, a doctor moved patients through a sequence of options, as psychiatrists often do—switching drugs, adding drugs, using atypical throwback drugs—and 53 percent showed no or minimal improvement at the end.
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In 2015 some 255m people used drugs at least once, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Additionally, more rigorous testing of drugs for new uses might illuminate harms, hampering drugs' marketability rather than helping it.
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Basically anyone who wants drugs can get drugs as long as they're willing to pay that final street price.
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Texas then turned to compounding pharmacies, which create drugs by combining their raw ingredients (rather than manufacturing the drugs).
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In this "Garden of Eden of drugs," rural farmers grew and shipped out various drugs to the United States.
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GUTFELD: Yes, because the war on illegal drugs failed and the war on legal drugs will fail as well.
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That class of drugs includes colistin, the medicine doctors use when an infection does not respond to other drugs.
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But much of US anti-drug policy tends to focus on the illegal drugs through the war on drugs.
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The second step is to facilitate generic drugs coming to market -- the most powerful price competition to prescription drugs.
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There are other drugs on the list, like tamoxifen and even insulin, that don't sound like drugs of abuse.
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Patents on the diabetes drugs Humalog and Humulin have already expired, but they are biologic drugs without generic competitors.
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Brian Broome, 40-ish, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania When I started using drugs, it was club drugs, like cocaine and ecstasy.
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Again, a question of quantities: £25,000 [$33,000] worth of drugs is a pretty decent amount of drugs, by volume!
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If people want drugs, they don't care about your gender as long as you can get them the drugs.
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"We don't want to be helping folks on drugs, but then again, folks on drugs have children," Conaway said.
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In 2015 more than 27 million people in the United States reported using illegal drugs or misusing prescription drugs.
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All patients who improve while taking investigational drugs during clinical trials are benefitting from the use of unapproved drugs.
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The pharmaceutical firm is set to launch three blockbuster drugs in 2018, two of which are proprietary cancer drugs.
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Diuretic drugs (but not all drugs) were shown to be superior to exercise in preventing death from heart failure.
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They concentrated on specific drugs in four categories: cholesterol lowering statins, two types of blood pressure drugs and antidepressants.
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Once the drugs arrive, the 'Ndrangheta works with Italian traffickers who transport the drugs for wider distribution across Europe.
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"We've had a war on drugs for decades and we've never seen the appetite for these drugs go away."
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Instead, companies that balk at selling their drugs for fair prices would face losing their monopolies on those drugs.
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Their reasons are simple: It's a lot harder to convict someone of smuggling drugs if the drugs are gone.
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Pharmacy benefit managers are companies that control which drugs are covered and negotiate discounts on branded drugs with manufacturers.
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I would have thought by now, after sequencing the genome, we'd have all these drugs, all these rational drugs.
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We stop the drugs from coming in, because the drugs are pouring in ... We're going to build the wall.
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Below, we're premiering their new video for "Drugs I've Taken," which is a video about drugs that are taken.
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The expanded recall includes some drugs that contain valsartan and hydrochlorothisazide, but not all drugs containing valsartan are affected.
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Everyone else was like, you're a wanker, doing drugs, then ten years later, they're all asking me for drugs!
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Those figures do not include spending on drugs in hospitals, where patients receive some of the most expensive drugs.
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"But for drugs that lack clinical substitutes — including some patented drugs and complex biologics — competition doesn't work," he said.
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Patients now may spend more than that if they use multiple high-cost brand-name drugs or specialty drugs.
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The Rajasthan Drugs Control Organisation and India's Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) were not immediately available to comment.
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And that might make them more likely to use drugs in general or use drugs in a riskier manner.
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Prices of prescription drugs could also be reduced if patients are motivated to compare prices before buying their drugs.
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It can include sharing drugs, giving them away, or having a friend pay you back for drugs you bought.
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If you think you've heard McCreadie's "I don't need drugs, I am drugs" boast, you have — from Salvador Dalí.
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But this treatment is controversial — not many people want to pay people who use drugs to stop using drugs.
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In 2014, 40 percent of all approved new drugs were orphans; in 2015, 85033 percent were orphan drugs. 5.
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In 28500, personalized medicines accounted for 6900 percent of all drugs in development and 2628 percent of cancer drugs.
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" Another wrote, "It was easily the most 'on drugs' I've ever felt, and I've done a lot of drugs.
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With some drugs, like statins or arthritis drugs, the effects of poor quality are confined to those taking them.
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Pfizer will raise prices on more than 50 drugs and GlaxoSmithKline will do likewise on more than 30 drugs.
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Church never felt much more like virtue than drugs did, and drugs never felt much more sinful than church.
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Demons and drugs Talbot grew up in rural Canada and came across drugs and alcohol at any early age.
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This has led to drugs, and these drugs have led people to drop out permanently from the labor force.
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People who supply drugs are often friends or family members of those who overdose and often use drugs themselves.
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"The fight against drugs will fail if it's reduced to eradicating drug production and seizing drugs," Mr. Muggah said.
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You can't stop people from using drugs, and the real danger comes from the junk drugs are cut with.
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Among the common culprits in xerostomia are drugs like benzodiazepines, prescribed for their calming effect; antidepressants, particularly selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors; some oral drugs used to reduce blood sugar; respiratory agents; quinine; some drugs used to treat high blood pressure, like calcium channel blockers and diuretics; drugs used to treat excess urination; some nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; opioids; glucosamine supplements; and magnesium hydroxide, a component of milk of magnesia.
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State news agency Xinhua said 47 western drugs and 101 traditional Chinese drugs were added to the updated list, covering medicines for cancers, rare diseases, chronic diseases and children's diseases, as well as some basic drugs.
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The war on drugs, meanwhile, has disproportionately hit black Americans: They are far more likely than their white counterparts to be arrested for drugs, even though black Americans aren't more likely to use or sell drugs.
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" And plain as day there's the one about drugs: "Video content that promotes or features the sale, use, or abuse of illegal drugs, regulated drugs or substances, or other dangerous products is not suitable for advertising.
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"We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said while discussing the flow of drugs over the US border.
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Under current law, private Medicare health plans are required to cover all or "substantially all" drugs in six "protected" classes, such as HIV treatments, antidepressants, drugs to prevent blood clots, and cancer drugs, regardless of cost.
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Companies are hoping to combine immunotherapy drugs with other cancer drugs for added effect, and many do not want to have to rely on a competitor's anti-PD-1 drug along with their own secondary drugs.
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PRODUCTION of plant-based illicit drugs has surged in recent years, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Production of plant-based illicit drugs has surged in recent years, according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Some drugs like aspirin, certain antibiotics, antimalarial drugs, anti cancer and anticonvulsants can also trigger tinnitus or worsen its perception.
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This change applies to all patented drugs, and could result in lower prices for some drugs already on the market.
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The risk with these drugs is incorrect dosing, so doctors need to carefully oversee and manage patients taking these drugs.
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They were asked about whether they used drugs specifically to enhance sexual experiences, and how these drugs affected their experiences.
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"Sugar= white stuff, white stuff=drugs, Sugarman=sells sugar, Sugarman=sells drugs," wrote one fan in response to the image.
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The CDC reports deaths for "synthetic opioids," chemically manufactured drugs that include fentanyl, its analogues, and drugs such as tramadol.
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Depressants include alcohol, benzodiazepines like Xanax and Klonopin, Z drugs for sleep and other drugs that have a sedating effect.
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Those who have accrued small debts are asked to sell drugs to pay them off, or store drugs or guns.
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You need to check a pharmacy's legitimacy; otherwise, you may unknowingly purchase counterfeit drugs or real drugs that have expired.
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PBMs, including CVS Caremark, control which drugs are covered and negotiate discounts, known as rebates, on branded drugs with manufacturers.
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Picking up drugs from a dealer for a group of friends she was a part of is not dealing drugs.
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If we're not testing the drugs in Black Americans, for example, then there's potential that the drugs would work differently.
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It shouldn't come as a surprise that when actors film scenes involving drugs, they're not actually doing drugs on set.
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So perhaps we should focus on those drugs with public health messages, rather than just 'chemsex' drugs for gay men.
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Drugs crackdown Duterte was elected to office in May on a platform of cracking down on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
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Friederike was accused of putting her clients in danger, dealing drugs for profit, and endangering society with "intrinsically dangerous drugs".
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Law enforcement sources tell us investigators found no illegal drugs or prescription drugs while searching the home following Chester's suicide.
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All of this gets to a key point about the war on drugs: Policymakers don't evaluate drugs in a vacuum.
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The war on drugs, as Charles Bowden put it, creates a war for drugs—fought out with guns and blood.
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Specifically, that means tying specific drugs in the Medicare part B program to inflation, and allowing states to import drugs.
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The problem was that when I stopped the drugs, I also stopped seeing the friends who were doing the drugs.
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Gottlieb has said approving more generic drugs will help put pressure on manufacturers to lower the costs of their drugs.
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Guatemala has witnessed a growing number of flights carrying drugs, while Honduras too has seen an increased flow of drugs.
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The move comes as NICE reappraises all drugs covered by the Cancer Drugs Fund, which was overhauled earlier this year.
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Drugs are not the sole source of their problems; in their eyes, drugs are an apparent solution that went wrong.
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The House's package includes bills to change the way some prescription drugs are packaged and how patients return unused drugs.
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The association was strongest for high-potency drugs like oxycodone and for long-acting drugs like methadone and transdermal fentanyl.
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And, as certain types of drugs are becoming more dangerous, overdose deaths are rising, even though fewer youths use drugs.
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It can be quite a dark place, because there are loads of drugs and all the drugs went into homes.
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Concealing the drugs in food also helped to mask the smell of drugs from drug-sniffing dogs at the airport.
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Two drugs Fresenius says it manufactured, along with two other drugs, are set to be used in Mr. Moore's execution.
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Experts said that coronavirus-related concerns about ibuprofen and other similar drugs, called nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), were unfounded.
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It also reduces inflammation (the class of drugs it belongs to are known as NSAIDs, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs).
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To back up: Part B is Medicare's program that covers doctor-prescribed drugs and drugs from other health provider visits.
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"We need to get those drugs, keep those illicit drugs out of our country, out of our communities," Conway said.
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Medicare not only purchases a lot of prescription drugs, it is a major portion of all the prescription drugs purchased.
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For example, health insurers are often purchasers of prescription drugs, pharmacy benefit management services, prescription drugs and other pharmacy products.
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Before that, they had reported no drugs hauls to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime for over a decade.
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We will never decrease the supply of drugs until we decrease the demand for drugs — effective prevention will do that.
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The government wants to prevent harmful drugs from entering the marketplace, so it sometimes delays the availability of helpful drugs.
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The gap between party drugs and medical drugs has always existed, but emerging research is working to narrow this divide.
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They also often must demonstrate that other, cheaper drugs did not work before an insurer will cover more expensive drugs.
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While deputies said they thought Okobi was on drugs, the report found no drugs or alcohol in his blood samples.
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Politicians backing new "tough on drugs" measures often explain them by differentiating between drug dealers and people who use drugs.
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After Fernback's death, Cockburn became an author and drugs policy campaigner, advocating for the complete legalization and regulation of drugs.
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For these people, doing drugs often becomes the main focus of the day, so 'holding' drugs makes them feel 'golden'.
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You started with Silk Road, and when you talked about crypto, it was about drugs and ... Drugs and prostitution, terrorism.
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According to the DEA, Schedule I drugs are substances or chemicals defined as "drugs with no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse," a classification that includes such drugs as heroin, LSD, and ecstasy.
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How to Kill: America's death penalty dilemma Among them: procuring the drugs from alternative sources, devising a one-drug method, employing other drugs such as midazolam or propofol, and using controversial compounding pharmacies to manufacture the drugs.
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The War on Drugs, "Red Eye": The War on Drugs, "Under the Pressure": Bonus from their 224 album, Slave Ambient: The War on Drugs, "Best Night": This is actually a fairly controversial question among drug policy experts.
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The most expensive drugs are generally ones for cancer and rare diseases, but the trend includes many brand-name drugs that have had hefty price increases year after year, as well as old drugs with limited competition.
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Israel Tellez-Nava, 35, of Las Vegas, was arrested Thursday for transportation of dangerous drugs for sale, possession of dangerous drugs, and possession of dangerous drugs for sale, the Mohave County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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While newly approved drugs wouldn't be able to come into the country without an inspection, companies can continue to ship already approved drugs to the U.S., but "we won't know the quality of those drugs," Denigan-Macauley added.
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"Our spending on those drugs will be relatively high but still manageable ... because they will be offset by more modest price increases for branded drugs and a rising level of savings from drugs losing patent protection," Aitken said.
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My whole family been on drugs, sold drugs, this and that, but what my music's like now, I make a lot of fucking money now and so now I do a lot of fucking—a lot more drugs.
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Mr. Trump is expected to sign the bill reauthorizing user fees to pay for the review of medical devices, brand-name drugs, generic drugs and biosimilars, which are copycat versions of costly biologic drugs made from living organisms.
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Valeant has increased the price of numerous old drugs, but the House committee focused on two heart drugs, Isuprel and Nitropress.
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Again, taking drugs at work is a terrible waste of drugs, and a quick way to radically dent your life expectancy.
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Seoul police have since widened the crackdown on drugs (especially GHB, or "date rape" drugs) to other clubs located in Gangnam.
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But trafficking and selling drugs would remain illegal to prohibit the establishment of legal markets that could increase access to drugs.
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What we often mistake for a connection between drugs and nightclubs is in fact a connection between drugs and young people.
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In the pharmacy, CVS said selling more expensive branded prescription drugs helped offset more generic drugs and lower payments from insurers.
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In part, that might be because American doctors are prescribing new drugs and more expensive drugs compared to their foreign counterparts.
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Some say it's just basic economics — a surge in customer demand for stronger drugs and intentional mixing of drugs as speedballs.
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"She had confessed she had been using drugs and that she had been using drugs for quite some time," Samya said.
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Opioids — drugs that replicate the pain-reducing properties of opium — include both legal painkillers like morphine and illegal drugs like heroin.
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"Because they take massive amounts of drugs, in the U.S. military you are not allowed to take any drugs," Trump said.
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Yet, you don't give a drug taker a large amount of drugs and not expect them to take the drugs themselves.
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The issue isn't just that someone is using drugs, but that someone is using drugs in a way that endangers them.
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Antiretroviral drugs have proven effective at controlling HIV after infection, but patients who stop taking these drugs suffer a quick relapse.
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Those plans classify many drugs — including imatinib mesylate — as specialty drugs, meaning they have to be filled through a specialty pharmacy.
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These drugs are used in conjunction with behavioral treatment to help manage an addict's recovery and ease withdrawal from opioid drugs.
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In 2018, 39 of the 59 new drugs that came to market were specialty drugs, according to a recent IQVIA report.
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Failure to disclose the drugs we're taking, especially hard drugs, can seriously impede a doctor's ability to diagnosis a health condition.
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Club drugs such as ecstasy and cocaine are also contributing to female deaths, as drugs are increasing in purity and strength.
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Let me tell you straight out: everyone who uses drugs, everyone who sells drugs, and everyone who looks the other way.
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The company is the second largest in specialty drugs, with a strength in drugs for cancer, Barron's said, citing JP Morgan.
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The company owns 91 percent of Samsung Bioepis Co Ltd, an unlisted developer of biosimilar drugs, or copies of biotech drugs.
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It is very difficult for Big Pharma to develop new drugs that are significantly different from these now generic blockbuster drugs.
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Options include just biologics (new breakthrough drugs that use living tissue) or only drugs that have lost their US patent protection.
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Express Scripts added 64 new drugs - including the EpiPen alternatives - to its list of drugs excluded from insurance coverage for 2018.
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Given that existing drugs are cheap, because their patent protections have expired, new drugs struggle to earn back their development costs.
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Once the drugs are tested in humans, researchers expect many companies to be lining up to develop or manufacture senolytic drugs.
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Opioids can include both prescription drugs such as hydrocodone or oxycodone as well as illegal drugs like heroin or street fentanyl.
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I haven't done hard drugs but I imagine it's what some form of drugs are like; it's such a raw experience.
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But they also testified about smuggling drugs into the U.S. by hiding the drugs in shipments that crossed at normal checkpoints.
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However, this rule, which was only finalized this month, applies only to drugs considered hazardous waste, such as toxic chemotherapy drugs.
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It also keeps a list of drugs that have been recalled and a list of drugs that have not been recalled.
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The FDA made it illegal to bring in any API drugs -- active pharmaceutical ingredient drugs -- made by that company in September.
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All prescription drugs — Moving prescription drugs to public healthcare drew a little more support than the private alternative, 37% to 343%.
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As Graham suggested, the idea behind the "tough on crime" approach to drugs is to increase the price on dealing drugs.
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NICE is reappraising all the drugs covered by the Cancer Drugs Fund and requiring that they meet tough cost-effectiveness targets.
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More than 20 states, including Arkansas, that use a combination of drugs for lethal injections are facing a scarcity of drugs.
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By making drugs more efficient or coming up with competitive products, they say, the prices of drugs will ultimately come down.
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Stopping drugs One of the goals of the wall, Trump reiterated, is to curb the flow of drugs into the country.
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The resulting maps and graphics detail what PBMs charge state Medicaid programs for certain drugs and what those drugs cost pharmacies.
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But the epidemic has spread well beyond prescription drugs: Fentanyl and heroin are now associated with more overdoses than prescription drugs.
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Instead, it's now working with independent pharmacies, including chains like Bartell Drugs in Seattle, to help them deliver drugs to patients.
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When drugs were banned and criminalized, black markets and drug cartels easily filled the gap and provided the drugs to people.
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For one, generic drugs contain the same active ingredients as brand-name drugs — but they can contain slightly different inactive ingredients.
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Sex and drugs and more sex and drugs, but also some dark humor and tender romance in a complicated ensemble drama.
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Generic versions of these drugs, called biosimilars because biological drugs often cannot be reproduced identically, are mostly still in their infancy.
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Lawmakers must realize that only drugs active in Phase 85033 or Phase 3 trials will qualify as Right to Try drugs.
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"Drugs advertised against to this point were often drugs that were marketed, but weren't of a high therapeutic value," he says.
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Pharmaceutical companies, for example, donate drugs but push to protect lucrative patents, even as poor countries demand access to patented drugs.
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Other drugs added included Adalimumab, an arthritis treatment which AbbVie sells as Humira, one the top-selling drugs in the world.
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The studies tested three different experimental drugs, each on top of a regimen of two other drugs, called tezacaftor and ivacaftor.
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Congress keeps control over biologic drugs Democrats negotiated the removal of what would have been new, controversial protections for biologic drugs.
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In Portugal, which decriminalized all drugs in 2001, fewer young people use drugs than in Britain, where they are still illegal.
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Sales for these lower-priced drugs would soar for Amazon and sink for much higher-priced drugs from big pharmaceutical companies.
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More quietly, some patients are facing higher costs for everyday drugs like insulin as well as for costly, complex biologic drugs.
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Stopping the flow of drugs across the southwest border would not entirely stem the flow of drugs across the United States.
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For comparison, the United States has a rate of about 83 overdose deaths for illegal drugs and 17.53 for prescription drugs.
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Taking drugs to make music to take drugs to is not only a good record but also just a good idea.
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"This is about good legislation, because while most Canadians are getting access to really high-quality drugs, if we just did that, without the safety provisions that we put in there, you could see rogue pharmacies popping up, rebranding drugs, because drugs are coming in from other countries and things, and saying these are now Canadian drugs," Booker said.
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The proposal also includes a cap on out-of-pocket costs for drugs covered under Medicare's Part D, which is for self-administered prescription drugs, as well as changes to the program's Part B, which covers physician-administered drugs.
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The U.S. government in 2016 spent around $29 billion on prescription drugs in Medicare's Part B, which includes most injectable drugs, and nearly $100 billion in Part D, which covers as pills and other drugs usually dispensed in pharmacies.
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With inevitable regularity, every group I teach will at some point ask me whether I have ever taken drugs, what drugs I am going to be taking after work, and what drugs I plan to take at the weekend.
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He spoke out against Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's excessive human rights abuses as the government has launched a brutal campaign against drugs, where citizens are encouraged to kill those who sell drugs and those who are addicted to drugs.
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Maybe the "war on drugs" is over, at least in the West and in terms of rhetoric: now China is talking about the merits of a "popular war on drugs", while Russia is promoting a "total war on drugs".
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"We don't play a role in drug pricing, but we do affect drug competition in terms of getting new drugs onto the market, and create competition to older drugs, particularly with generic drugs, " Gottlieb told CNBC at the time.
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The medicine was among 344 fixed-dose combination drugs India banned, saying a panel of experts found the drugs lacked "therapeutic justification".
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Two factors contribute to rising drug costs — price increases for existing drugs, and new drugs coming to market with high price tags.
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But these drugs are very addictive and dangerous, so millions of people got hooked on the drugs, and tens of thousands died.
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When our bodies get ill, we rely on pharmaceuticals to save us, be those cancer drugs, HIV drugs, or something else entirely.
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Mexico has drafted plans to decriminalize all currently illegal drugs after admitting that the current "war on drugs" is endangering public safety.
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Compounding pharmacies customize drugs to specific patient needs — like a pill in liquid form — when those drugs aren't sold by pharmaceutical companies.
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She said it went from there to other prescription drugs, and when those drugs were no longer available she turned to heroin.
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Similarly, psychiatrists working with drugs like MDMA can harness fast-acting mind-bending drugs to mold the brain's perception of psychological distress.
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The new bill gives HHS the explicit authority to reclassify drugs, recover incorrect rebate payments, and fine drugmakers that knowingly misclassify drugs.
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Marijuana, or cannabis, is widely considered one of the safest drugs, but synthetic cannabinoids are some of the most dangerous synthetic drugs.
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Meanwhile, US authorities argue the majority of the drugs distributed by El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel drugs end up in the United States.
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A ban on 22 drugs he said are sold most frequently is a first step in an ongoing battle with the drugs.
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We went to law school, we do drugs, we grew up during the crack epidemic, our father went to prison for drugs.
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But it's already a challenge to spend 48 hours awake without drugs and I don't want to take drugs in virtual reality.
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For drugs classified as generic, companies pay a 13 percent rebate to Medicaid, compared to the 23 percent rebate for branded drugs.
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Private insurance plans can choose which drugs they'll cover, and can exclude drugs that haven't met the FDA's standards for full approval.
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Drugs threaten national security Dela Rosa says he and the President consider drugs to be the "number one" threat to national security.
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" Prosecutor Rachel Masters said, "Essentially, the defendant is purporting to sell drugs in the way that a drug dealer would sell drugs.
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But from a public health level, the biggest impact is coming from counterfeit drugs like antibiotics or drugs used to control bleeding.
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Both men allegedly had the drugs taped to their legs under their clothing, and one man taped the drugs to his back.
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With all this in mind, I decided to see if I could find some kids on drugs listening to Kids On Drugs.
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Drugs or no drugs, Prince probably had perfectly good reasons for disowning The Black Album (finally released by Warner Brothers in 1994).
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The lesson: Teach your kids about drugs and they may make the right decisions about drugs when they're confronted with the decision.
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Biotech drugs, which are complex molecules generated by living cells, accounted for seven of the world's ten best-selling drugs in 2015.
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Effectiveness of cancer drugs is determined by the Food and Drug Administration, rather than physicians that are administering the drugs to patients.
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Since most women who take drugs while pregnant take multiple drugs and have serious life stress, it's very difficult to untangle causality.
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While Nixon began the modern war on drugs, America has a long history of trying to control the use of certain drugs.
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Opioids are a class of drugs that include some prescription painkillers as well as illicit drugs such as heroin and street fentanyl.
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The other most common offense was "dangerous drugs," but ICE didn't offer specifics about which drugs were involved and in what quantities.
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He started a company selling generic drugs, taking advantage of a financial relationship with Premier, a group that buys drugs for hospitals.
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Seeing the reality behind drugs and addiction, and what it can really do to a person, that's why I don't do drugs.
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Instead, he talked mostly about stopping the flow of drugs into the United States and ensuring young people never start using drugs.
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Pharmaceutical drugs Another key driver of the total increase in health care expenditures between 1996 and 2013 was spending on pharmaceutical drugs.
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Investigation showed the seized drugs belonged to a fugitive connected with another seizure of drugs in Mandalay on March 5, it added.
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Sales of Biogen's multiple sclerosis drugs have been declining due to the competition from several new generic and brand name MS drugs.
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Part D covers drugs you take yourself; it relies on privately administered insurance plans, which negotiate discounts off of drugs' sticker prices.
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That would mean Americans have more access to drugs but could also expect a decline in research and development of new drugs.
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Finally, another major gap in our knowledge about drugs involves a lack of research about the pleasure drugs like fentanyls can produce.
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Makers of branded drugs have long been accused of refusing to provide samples of drugs on a government list of restricted medicines.
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We're making progress...There are practicalities [behind these trials] but companies made [those drugs] because there is science that supports those drugs.
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Study drugs—or, to be more accurate, prescription drugs not being used for their intended purposes—have been around for a while.
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CEO Severin Schwan sees the company's drugs as "true innovation," because they are difficult to replicate or replace with other companies' drugs.
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These psychoactive products aren't approved drugs, but under the existing laws, which regulate drugs substance by substance, they aren't explicitly prohibited either.
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Brand-name drugs' prices increased by only 0.3% in 2018,per IQVIA, although per-capita spending on specialty drugs increased by 5.8%.
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For example, over-the-counter drugs would be considered qualified medical expenditures (currently, only prescription drugs are permitted as HSA medical expenditures).
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These aren't the only drugs currently being tested to treat Covid-19: Doctors are also testing antiviral medication and some HIV drugs.
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They were randomly assigned to take one of four drugs, each with an entirely different mechanism, representing a different class of drugs.
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"We believe that people who use drugs should have access to timely, accurate information about the composition of their drugs," Winstock said.
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Dorsey said that on Twitter, selling drugs is prohibited, and that it is "looking deeply" at how selling drugs spreads on Twitter.
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Drugs that trigger these receptors have the same effect, whereas drugs that block them–such as caffeine–make us feel more awake.
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Prize funds could provide lower prices, broaden access to medicines and incentivize the creation of important drugs rather than big-selling drugs.
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Some drugs already approved for other purposes are being tested as "senolytics," as the drugs that kill old cells are now called.
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Dela Rosa, a former police chief who led Duterte's war on drugs, said only one of those freed was a drugs offender.
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I have been infused with four chemotherapy drugs 19 times, and 23 times with three drugs, for a total of 29 treatments.
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Brand-name drugs' prices increased by only 0.3% in 2018, per IQVIA, although per-capita spending on specialty drugs increased by 5.8%.
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Tens of billions of dollars are generated annually from the production and trafficking of illegal drugs, in particular synthetic drugs like methamphetamine.
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If doctors can more accurately predict what drugs will treat someone's cancer, they can select the right drugs for the right patients.
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As for the overall risk of drugs in the waste stream, many drugs have traveled via human waste into streams and rivers.
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For each drug in the dataset, the researchers compared how many drugs received FDA approval with how many drugs were NCCN recommended.
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Supporters of importation counter that proposals to source drugs from Canada are narrow and would only involve a small number of drugs.
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Pharmacy benefit managers, including CVS Caremark, control which drugs are covered and negotiate discounts, known as rebates, on branded drugs with manufacturers.
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The demand for most drugs is not very price sensitive because people dependent on drugs continue to buy even as prices rise.
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One way to think about it: The bipartisan consensus has split the people who use drugs from the people who sell drugs.
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The big picture: There's no question that the U.S. is paying more for drugs than other countries, that we approve drugs faster here than Europe and Canada do, or that the development of new, expensive drugs has had medical value.
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The big picture: Society collectively paid more for drugs last year, at a rate well above economic growth, because drugmakers launched new drugs with lofty price tags, sold more of their existing drugs, and raised prices on their blockbuster products.
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More on VICE: We Went Drug Testing at Secret Garden Party to See What Weird Shit Ends Up in Your Drugs How People Smuggled Drugs Into This Summer's Music Festivals A Drug-by-Drug Guide to a Rational UK Drugs Policy
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"But the states have gone through two different drugs, and those drugs have been rendered unavailable by the abolitionist movement putting pressure on the companies that manufacture them so that the states cannot obtain those two other drugs," he noted.
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To investigate the effects of detailing, researchers looked at more than 16 million prescriptions written between January 2006 and June 2012 for 262 drugs within eight major drug classes, including statins, antidepressants, gastroesophageal reflux drugs, sleep aids, and ADHD drugs.
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But this also makes drugs immensely profitable: According to Jon Caulkins, a drug policy expert at Carnegie Mellon University, the war on drugs increases the price of drugs from production to sale in the US by as much as 10 times.
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Stanley N. Caroff, professor of psychiatry, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Michael Pollan is clarifying what those of us who have used many types of illicit drugs have known: There are bad drugs and there are good drugs.
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"When the prices of drugs get too low -- particularly drugs that are generic drugs -- then you don't have a market incentive to put the capital up to build facilities like we need for additional amounts of this BCG drug," Frazier said.
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There are more than $320 billion in illicit drugs sold worldwide every year, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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Similarly, "they had no idea and had no clue about the prevalence of these drugs and the dangers of these drugs," Box said.
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The patient is then mailed mifepristone and misoprostol—the drugs used in combination to induce abortion—prophylactic antibiotics, painkillers, and anti-nausea drugs.
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Until now, the drug has only been covered by the Cancer Drugs Fund, which finances drugs not routinely paid for on the NHS.
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Express Scripts added 64 new drugs - including the EpiPen alternatives - to its list of drugs that are excluded from insurance coverage for 2018.
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Barbiturate dependence was common when the drugs were easily available by prescription, but this has declined dramatically as other drugs have replaced them.
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The use of psychiatric drugs also appeared to increase with age, and women were more likely than men to report using psychiatric drugs.
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The Grassley-Wyden bill gives HHS the explicit authority to reclassify drugs, recover incorrect rebate payments and fine companies that knowingly misclassify drugs.
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Opioids are a class of drugs that include legal painkillers, such as oxycodone and hydrocodone, as well as illicit drugs, such as heroin.
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Schedule I drugs are defined as "the most dangerous drugs" with no currently accepted medical use and having a high potential for abuse.
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"I didn't want my kids to sell drugs, use drugs, or have to depend on anybody or anything else but themselves," she says.
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As much as people don't want people taking drugs, they don't want them taking contaminated drugs, so they are a bit more supportive.
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Amphetamines and other illicit drugs can harm both the mother and infant, so women who are actively using the drugs should not breastfeed.
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They look at the number and kind of drugs they took, you know, massive doses of many drugs might point to a suicide.
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The Alzheimer's drugs currently in Phase 3 trials — which are meant to show that a drug actually works — are predominantly anti-amyloid drugs.
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Other countries, like Britain, where the government purchases drugs for everyone in bulk, pay much, much less for drugs than the United States.
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War on drugs Washington and Manila may also be on a collision course over human rights issues related to Duterte's war on drugs.
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"People that are actually on drugs will understand that drugs are capable of doing the things that they did to me," she says.
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When drugs are approved, investors are paid back by the public health service, which makes savings by using the newly approved generic drugs.
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The study didn't specify what kind of drugs the parents used, so the results can't be linked to particular drugs, such as opioids.
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The FDA and other regulators have approved 68 new cancer drugs since 2011 and 13 potential new drugs are in development, Quintiles found.
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Whenever I make a film about drugs, I remember Brass Eye and the episode about drugs: Shatner's bassoon, Joss Ackland's "Spunky Backpack," etc.
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The country rocker had previously battled addictions to drugs including heroin, cocaine, and LSD — spending between $500 and $1,000 a day on drugs.
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People who need expensive drugs might not have access to a plan that covers those drugs, requiring them to pay out of pocket.
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Fixed dose combination drugs are medicines which contain two or more drugs combined in a fixed ratio but available in a single dosage.
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Sanders also wants Medicare to leverage its bargaining power when it comes to prescription drugs, as well as import prescription drugs from Canada.
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Police found an open bottle of alcohol along with numerous drugs strewn about the room, including illegal, prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
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The study included any substance that can impair driving, including illegal drugs, prescription medications, legal non-medicinal drugs and over-the-counter medicines.
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Do you think that Americans have a hard time talking about drugs, or conceptualizing a framework for how to even talk about drugs?
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Russia also has a zero-tolerance policy towards drugs, which means that police can arrest anyone in possession of drugs, in any quantity.
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Misuse of a narcotic includes using someone else's prescription drugs, using a higher dose than prescribed or buying prescription drugs off the street.
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But he also acknowledged that, as with other drugs, Mexico is more often a provider of illicit drugs than a user of them.
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In reality, these programs are rare: About 30 drugs out of more than 1,100 brand drugs approved by FDA require these rigorous controls.
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The program's list of covered drugs excludes nearly one out of every five of the top 200 drugs included in Part D plans.
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Canada Drugs will pay a nominal fine, promise to stop selling drugs in the U.S., and return some of its ill-gotten proceeds.
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Those factors include patients taking their drugs on schedule and that the service works with health insurers' lists of drugs that they cover.
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He'd tracked 21 drug convictions across Texas that had been reversed because labs had found that the drugs in question weren't really drugs.
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States search for execution drugs This has caused several states to scramble to find the drugs while trying to come up with alternatives.
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"Unless psychedelic effects are the mechanism by which these drugs work, sooner or later, these drugs will not have psychedelic effects," Raison said.
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"In some cases, costly, branded drugs that are complex drugs have lost their exclusivity but are subject to no generic competition," Gottlieb said.
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"Law enforcement against drugs is completely ineffective and has been since the Misuse of Drugs Act came into force in 1971," says Fisher.
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Black people are also much more likely to be arrested for drugs, even though they're not more likely to use or sell drugs.
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One way to reduce the danger of injecting drugs, research suggests, is by creating spaces where people can take drugs under medical supervision.
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I wish importation of drugs would be easier, but I've been involved in debates on importation of drugs I'll bet for 20 years.
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Dolutegravir belongs to a class of drugs known as integrase inhibitors and is used in ViiV's branded combination HIV drugs Tivicay and Triumeq.
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Leftover drugs prescribed for legitimate reasons often get overlooked as a culprit in the opioid crisis, especially compared to overprescribing and illegal drugs.
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Previous cholesterol drugs, like Pfizer&aposs Lipitor and Merck&aposs Zocor, had, after all, been among the best-selling drugs of all time.
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Pharmacists say there are shortages of drugs at some private pharmacies due to logistical issues, particularly thyroid, diabetes, anti-depressant and cancer drugs.
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The industry says much of the current problem is being driven by illicit use of street drugs like heroin, and not prescription drugs.
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Mr. Putin noted that rap was based on "three pillars: sex, drugs and protest," and said he was most worried about the drugs.
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Though Americans take a lower proportion of brand-name drugs, the prices of those drugs are a lot higher than in other countries.
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In other words, Medicaid could have recouped nearly $9 for every $10 it spent on those drugs if the drugs were properly classified.
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Too often they've focused on so-called "me too drugs"— newly patented drugs that cost more yet do nothing better than existing medicines.
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While the law is intended to allow people access to experimental drugs, they think it will put patients in danger from unsafe drugs.
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There were a few genres in which to lose oneself: Some involved drugs, and some involved sounds that worked pretty well with drugs.
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Antipsychotics drugs, which are prescribed for schizophrenia, can also cause movement disorders, and odd movements would often be explained away by the drugs.
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Biosimilars are similar to generic drugs in the way that both are versions of brand name drugs that could offer less expensive treatment.
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Market share growth of drugs for rare diseases and globalization of drugs are part of main reasons for the increase in growth rate.
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Meloxicam is a non-opioid drug, a class of drugs that do not have the side effects associated with commonly prescribed opioid drugs.
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Officials said MS-13 would deal drugs and exchange the money from the sales for weapons, ammunition and more drugs from El Salvador.
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Many of the samples tested positive for a litany of other drugs, including PCP and opioids, and often for multiple drugs at once.
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Black people are much more likely to be arrested for drugs, even though they're not more likely to use drugs or sell them.
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Trump administration officials say that drug makers have little incentive to negotiate because they know that Medicare's prescription drug plans must cover almost all drugs in the six protected classes: antidepressants; antipsychotic medicines, used to treat schizophrenia and certain related disorders; immunosuppressant drugs, to prevent rejection of organ transplants; anti-epilepsy drugs; antiretrovirals, used in treating H.I.V./AIDS; and many cancer drugs.
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Around the world, the war on drugs has an even more destabilizing impact: It creates a black market for drugs that finances criminal groups' violent operations, especially in poorer countries where drugs are produced and trafficked to wealthier nations (like the US).
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Cipla Quality Chemical Industries Ltd, established in 2005, has a factory in Uganda's capital Kampala and makes a range of drugs including antiretrovirals, anti-malaria and drugs to treat Hepatitis B and C. Most of the drugs are sold in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Athletes are starting to experiment with drugs that traditionally have no business being in sports, and sometimes with drugs that have no business even being in humans; the World Anti Doping Agency's list of banned substances includes veterinary drugs, and for good reason.
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While statins are a good first choice, if these drugs don't work or have intolerable side effects, patients can also try alternative drugs like ezetimibe (Zetia), colesevelam (Welchol) or newer, more expensive drugs in a family of medicines known as PCSK9 inhibitors.
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As for the drugs in the backpack ... even if Andrew's dad prescribed the drug for Prince, our DEA sources say it's illegal for anyone to take the drugs across state lines and deliver drugs in states where the doctor is not board certified.
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In 1970, Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act, which changed how drugs were classified and classified marijuana — along with heroin, cocaine and other hard drugs — as a Schedule 1 drug, the schedule for drugs with no medical use and high potential for abuse.
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On illicit drugs, Biden promises to work with other countries, particularly China and Mexico, to slow the flow of drugs into the US and increase resources at home to help government agencies, such as the Postal Service, catch shipments of illegal drugs.
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Researchers at the University of California Hastings College of the Law found that three-quarters of the drugs associated with new patents in the records of the Food and Drug Administration were not new drugs coming on the market, but existing drugs.
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"People use drugs for one of two reasons — either to potentiate pleasures or relieve unpleasure — and the types of drugs and the type of people who use drugs carries a lot according to the conditions of life in the country," he remarked.
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World health officials are testing four of the most promising drugs to fight COVID-19, including malaria medications chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, an antiviral compound called Remdesivir, a combination of HIV drugs Lopinavir and Ritonavir and a combination of those drugs plus interferon-beta.
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Cost-related non-adherence is usually more of an issue when there's a choice "between extremely inexpensive generic drugs and extremely expensive brand-name drugs, not on average about $5 differences between co-payments and negotiated reimbursement for generic drugs," Kesselheim said.
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In the news report, they said that he had consumed a huge amount of drugs all throughout the day, but I think that anyone that's taken drugs knows that's quite a normal thing to do—take drugs over a certain period of time.
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Before then, I'd always subscribed to the inherited wisdom that if you ever took drugs you were a loser and that drugs were evil.
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Receiving drugs via injection is popular in Pakistan, due to a cultural belief that injected drugs or drips work better than pills, Salahuddin said.
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The data showed that 32, or 38%, of the drugs received regular approval, and 53, or 62%, of the drugs were granted accelerated approval.
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In August, according to a Wells Fargo report, drug companies collectively raised the price of 60 drugs, while lowering the price of 32 drugs.
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"Unapproved new drugs do not have the same assurance of safety and effectiveness as those drugs subject to FDA oversight," the FDA's letter said.
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Working with the World Health Organization, he has been reexamining the link between the price of drugs and the incentive to make new drugs.
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And while black people are no more or less likely to use or sell drugs, they are more likely to be arrested for drugs.
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He thinks that chemotherapy drugs and other stresses on tumors may encourage malignant cells to mutate further, including mutations for resistance to the drugs.
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All have denied any involvement with illegal drugs, with Go citing the president's "hatred" of drugs as reason to stay away from the trade.
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Beyond showing their drugs are safe and effective, biotech companies are increasingly on the hook to prove why insurers should cover their new drugs.
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He denied O'Connor's claims that he had provided the late pop superstar with "hard drugs" and even spiked her with drugs in the past.
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" A Prison Service spokesperson said: "Governors use sniffer dogs, cell searches, and mandatory drugs tests to find drugs in prison and punish those responsible.
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Studies are planned to see if the two drugs together — or with other drugs now in development — might be more beneficial than either alone.
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Fentanyl, and its variants, are among hundreds of new synthetic drugs that have flooded the illicit-drugs market over the past decade (see article).
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Breggin added that drugs like Celexa "disrupt the frontal lobe function" and that "the young brain is more susceptible to harm" from such drugs.
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The amount, type, and variety of drugs taken are measured during the autopsy, with more drugs in larger amounts potentially pointing toward suicidal intent.
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Graphene and gold could lead the way to better health by helping us test new drugs, deliver drugs more accurately, and even monitor cancer.
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As the FTC notes in its complaint, generic drugs in the United States cost about 75 percent less than brand name drugs on average.
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Also, research conducted in the Netherlands suggests that anti-inflammatory drugs used in conjunction with antipsychotic drugs may be more effective than antipsychotics alone.
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The drugs themselves, some point out, are often made in the same manufacturing plants around the world as drugs sold in the U.S. pharmacies.
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Aleida sneaks the drugs in the bottom of Hopper's Nutri Health jars; when he throws the used canisters out, Daya picks up the drugs.
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Novartis Korea selected recipients for the funding based on their prescription of the company's drugs, or anticipated prescriptions of the drugs, the regulator said.
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Biosimilars are lower-cost versions of complex biotech drugs, and Bioepis has focused on developing copies of some of the world's top selling drugs.
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So if you're looking for the best ways to minimize harms, just do drugs sensibly and in moderation, or don't do drugs at all.
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It's not uncommon for people who are addicted — and desperate to get drugs — to commit crimes to obtain the money to buy those drugs.
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Of those, more than 2008,224 were attributed to opioid drugs including legal prescription painkillers as well as illicit drugs like heroin and street fentanyl.
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Controversy over drugs in executions Ohio is one of a number of states that have struggled to acquire the drugs used during lethal injections.
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To help control the study, the researchers excluded subjects who were using psychiatric drugs, and didn't use such drugs as part of the treatment.
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Drugs used to treat mental illness and drugs that went through an accelerated approval process had a higher number of "events," the study found.
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While testosterone drugs have been known to help healthy menopausal women trying to increase their sex drive, these supplements are not like those drugs.
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The vast majority of drugs Bunk Police tested at the Gathering were psychedelics, and most of the drugs were what people thought they were.
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Some people taking them would complain that the drugs were "bunk" or broken, not aware of those drugs blockading the receptors from being influenced.
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But liquid reagent tests don't test for all drugs, and they can't tell you the amount of each substance your drugs contain, Palamar warns.
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Since 1999, according to the CDC, sales of prescription drugs have nearly quadrupled -- and so have the number of overdose deaths involving prescription drugs.
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Some of the latest research: New antiviral drugs: Several companies are working to produce new drugs to combat the illness once people are infected.
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But all 21 drugs - including both off-patent generic and newer, patented drugs - were more effective than placebos, or dummy pills, the results showed.
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Some addicts who started with prescription painkillers are merely turning to such street drugs or getting their hands on prescription drugs by other means.
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They over-prescribe painkilling drugs to their patients and thus start other chains of events like their patients' sale of those drugs to addicts.
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However, the proposal would only address a narrow portion of drugs, those that are old and no longer protected by patents, not new drugs.
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For example, everyone who testified against me at trial said they sold me drugs – not a single person testified that I sold them drugs.
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The list of essential medicines contains 201 drugs needed for a basic healthcare system and includes HIV, malaria and cancer drugs, vaccines and contraceptives.
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Meanwhile, a wider array of generic drugs should be approved for traditional drugs such as statins to lower the overall cost of drug therapy.
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Trump's plan, among other changes, will consider an alternative system for buying Medicare Part B drugs, including many cancer treatments and infused biotech drugs.
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It's a strip that allows people who use street drugs such as cocaine and heroin to test whether their drugs are laced with fentanyl.
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Even for a guy who named an album, Taking Drugs To Make Music To Take Drugs To, this seemed like a pretty shocking admission.
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Concussions and kids: Know the signs OTC drugs regulated differently than Rx drugs FDA regulation of OTC drug products differs from prescription drug regulation.
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The results have been well reported: A quarter of people gave their drugs back, mostly put off by adulterants their drugs were cut with.
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Separate research shows a significant increase in research dollars for drugs that the elderly typically take after Medicare began covering prescription drugs in 2005.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.This year is the 21914th anniversary of Release, the UK's center of expertise on drugs and drugs law.
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The major difference between these and currently available drugs, besides the drugs themselves, is that they are all taken under supervision in the clinic.
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As a result, hospital pharmacists are working long hours to find alternatives, forcing nurses to administer second-choice drugs or deliver standard drugs differently.
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They witness the effects these drugs have on patients on a daily basis, and it is to these drugs that some anesthesiologists become addicted.
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HHS said the proposed rule would cover most of the drugs in Medicare's Part B, which includes expensive physician- administered drugs such as infusions.
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Truvada, as one of the drugs that make up the antiretroviral drug cocktail, is one of the most effective drugs prescribed to manage HIV.
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The law does absolutely nothing to address the cost of these new drugs or the cost of drugs that are already on the market.
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So just making drugs illegal likely makes them less accessible, but increasing the punishment linked to those drugs doesn't deter their use and trafficking.
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"We've got a week and a half to come up with the drugs, and right now, we do not have the drugs," Stirling said.
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The ruling led DeWine to direct the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction to assess options for execution drugs and examine possible alternative drugs.
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They buy drugs of uncertain provenance, or resort to combining the drugs with herbal teas or other unsafe methods — all common occurrences in Brazil.
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Harrington doesn't romanticize the world of mental illness before drugs — drugs that many patients credit with offering relief and even a chance at survival.
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World health officials are testing four of the most promising drugs to fight COVID-19, including chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, which are anti-malarial drugs.
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The big picture: The total settlement would include donations of life-saving anti-overdose drugs and the proceeds from the sale of other drugs.
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A brainchild of Richard Nixon's "war on drugs," the agency sought to cut off supplies of drugs on the black market, here and abroad.
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A few of these drugs include the anti-seizure drugs carbamazepine and valproic acid, the anti-gout drug rasburicase, and the immunosuppressive drug azathioprine.
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Here is just one small section of Trump's comments: We're also reviewing drugs that are approved abroad or drugs approved here for other uses.
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Psychiatric drugs should be prescribed by psychiatrists, not your pediatricianAll three of my children with mental illnesses take prescription drugs to treat their disorders.
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As for other theories ... our law enforcement sources say there were no illegal drugs found at the scene and only a couple prescription drugs.
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These two important and historical TB drugs were supplanted by newer, better tolerated and more effective drugs, such as isoniazid (INH) and rifampicin (RMP).
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But it's one of a few drugs, including a combination of anti-HIV drugs, that doctors think might help patients with the new coronavirus.
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"This may be possible by combining the drugs we're investigating with other promising drugs, but there is a long way to go," she said.
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Additionally, the clause restricts the secretary from determining what drugs are included in the benefit plan or from instituting set prices for the drugs.
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Not all versions of the drugs have been recalled, but the FDA keeps a regularly updated list of the drugs that have been impacted.
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But there was no guarantee that American drugs would be approved or added to the list of drugs the South Korean health system reimburses.
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The second phase, expected in 2017, will dole out doctor payments for certain drugs based on how effective those drugs have proven to be.
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He said athletes guilty of gene doping or using the so-called designer drugs — more sophisticated forms of performance-enhancing drugs — will be caught.
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"As the drugs that states wanted to use have become unavailable, they've shifted to drugs like midazolam and midazolam is a sedative," Dunham said.
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Because these drugs are so addictive, users will seek ever more potent drugs to get high, including heroin, fentanyl, and carfentanil -- an elephant tranquilizer.
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And 30 years later the focus is on excuses — from giving the drugs too late to wrong dosages — for why the drugs haven't worked.
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What's more, they found they could attach multiple drugs to the antibodies, and combining drugs can enhance the cancer-killing abilities of each one.
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"He was an upright man until he got introduced to those drugs, and the drugs brought out the worst side of him," she said.
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In fact, he studiously avoided hard drugs, selling hard drugs into the United States precisely because he knew he could get in huge trouble.
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In some cases, these fraudulent treatment centers let their supposed patients use drugs in the facilities — and some even bought drugs for the patients.
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There's a relaxed atmosphere to drugs; people can smoke weed, drugs are openly taken but not openly sold, as most people buy them beforehand.
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"The fact that they could identify types of drugs more likely than others, like biologics or psychiatric drugs" was important, and should possibly lead to increased scrutiny once these drugs hit the market, Dr. Jean-David Zeitoun, first author of the EMA study, told Gizmodo.
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The high cost of drugs is not confined to China, and there has been a jump globally in so-called 'buyers clubs' – informal patient groups sourcing drugs via the grey market to help those with HIV and hepatitis access drugs at more affordable prices.
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Well, almost all countries' drug laws are shaped by three major international drug treaties: the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs of 1961, the Convention on Psychotropic Drugs of 1971, and the UN Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances of 3.43.
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In terms of ability to pay, the study found cancer drugs to be most affordable in Australia, where generic drugs were priced at 3 percent of "domestic product per capita at purchasing power parity" and patented drugs were 71 percent of the same measure.
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Other companies are also looking into machine learning for drugs: Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Janssen is working with startup BenevolentAI to evaluate the potential of new drugs in development, while others still are working on specific drugs including new glaucoma medications and pancreatic cancer treatments.
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Organized into six main chapters on the varied drugs-war relationships — one each for alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, opium, speed and cocaine — it offers a fascinating interpretive lens for drugs' roles in making war and, in turn, wars' roles in spreading drugs around the world.
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In the time period covered by the study, many of the big blockbuster drugs were specialty drugs — and those come with correspondingly large price tags.
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In other health impacts, 14% of the 12 million people who inject drugs are living with HIV, and 29 million people are dependent on drugs.
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Pharmaceutical drugs are particularly costly in the United States, partly because the largest user of prescription drugs -- Medicare -- can't negotiate prices down with drug manufacturers.
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Still, it's not clear if drugs that only target the kappa receptor would be as effective at relieving pain as drugs that target multiple receptors.
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One day, perhaps, the system could be used by consumers to make drugs cheaper, a build-it-at-home approach that makes drugs more affordable.
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Facing a shortage of lethal injection drugs that's caused some states to halt executions entirely, several states have turned to murky measures to procure drugs.
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But while the demand for drugs fluctuates (one indicator is how many drugs are seized at U.S. ports of entry), it hasn't changed too much.
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He was arrested on charges related to supplying drugs, even though drugs were never found in his possession or blood stream, Detained in Dubai said.
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Yury Fedotov, UN Office on Drugs and Crime Executive Director, said that the report's findings highlight the growing, global challenges of dealing with illegal drugs.
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This is after she posted a note on Facebook accusing Hall of supplying Prince with drugs "over the decades" and of spiking her with drugs.
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The European Union bans the sale of drugs for use in executions, and pharmaceutical companies have refused to sell such drugs to U.S. prison systems.
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I'd been through all this a decade before, in 2007, when I first started taking other drugs offered by Hims: drugs for male pattern baldness.
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Since drugs are eliminated by the liver and the kidneys, those with poor kidney or liver functioning may also hang onto drugs longer, Doron says.
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But there has been no bloody war on drugs as in the neighboring Philippines, where thousands of people have been killed in anti-drugs operations.
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You can lie on a synthetic hair-covered platform, wowed by the chromatic splendor overhead; it's a bit like being on drugs without the drugs.
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For example, black people are also much more likely to be arrested for drugs, even though they're not more likely to use or sell drugs.
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For example, whites and blacks consume and sell drugs at pretty much the same rates, but far more blacks are arrested for drugs than whites.
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I could have sworn many were "outraged" by pharmaceutical companies hiking drug prices (EpiPen, cancer drugs, dermatology drugs and insulin to mention a few areas).
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Surely the real peril in the offense of drugs is it contributes in continuing that misuse of drugs and everything else that follows from it.
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To borrow a phrase from abstinence classes: when you're taking drugs from an illicit lab, you're also taking the drugs that lab made before it.
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Though Teva primarily produces generic drugs, it also makes branded drugs, led by Copaxone, which accounted for 25.30 percent of the company's revenue in 223.8.
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The Church of Scientology's website says that "the effects of medical and psychiatric drugs, whether painkillers, tranquilizers or 'antidepressants,' are as disastrous" as illicit drugs.
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Make no mistake: The Honest Drugs Book – for which Trott consumed 140 drugs, writing intimate, semi-academic reports for most – is not a hedonist's handbook.
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I was really into the free party scene and drugs and I saw myself as a party girl—sometimes I even took drugs at school.
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In Kansas, HB 2044 in 2013 established two new crimes: distributing drugs that then cause death and distributing drugs that then cause great bodily harm.
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And particularly for drugs like meldonium, where legitimate uses can be argued, the agency should offer a grace period for athletes taking newly banned drugs.
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The drug, Mvasi, belongs to a class of drugs known as "biosimilars" — which are like generic versions of highly complex, and therefore expensive, biologic drugs.
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Cheryl claims Antonio has struggled with prescription drugs ... specifically benzodiazepines -- a class of drugs that includes muscle relaxers, anti-anxiety meds and sleep disorder meds.
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That exacerbates the sting of six-figure prices for many newly launched drugs, plus exorbitant spikes in prices of some generic drugs with limited competition.
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He would also allow reimportation of prescription drugs, which would undercut prices of more expensive drugs, like Hepatitis C treatments from Gilead, AbbVie and Merck.
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CMS said it is also considering a change in treatment of "biosimilar" drugs, which are copies of expensive biotechnology drugs that have lost patent protection.
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If lawmakers decided to stop the war on drugs tomorrow, a major hurdle could be international agreements that require restrictions and regulations on certain drugs.
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Alcohol, tobacco, and prescription painkillers are likely deadlier than other drugs because they are legal, so comparing their aggregate effects to illegal drugs is difficult.
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Trump and Clinton both want Americans to be allowed to buy cheaper drugs from overseas (Americans pay the highest prices in the world for drugs).
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The UK's approach on drugs remains clear—we must prevent drug use in our communities and support people dependent on drugs through treatment and recovery.
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The website of Cuba's Center for State Control of Drugs, Equipment, and Medical Devices lists at least six antiretroviral drugs that are currently produced domestically.
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Generic drugs were least affordable in China, where they cost 48% of GDPcapPPP, and patented drugs were least affordable in India, where they were 313%.
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The NHS pays less for drugs that cost Americans half their paycheck, for example, because of its negotiating power in purchasing drugs for basically everyone.
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There are currently no FDA-approved drugs for treating dementia-related agitation, and other drug makers have been penalized for marketing drugs for this use.
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"Those who take drugs in their civil life surely also take drugs in the military or, in some cases, during military duty," the spokesman said.
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How could doctors, nurses and hospitals know which drugs were safe and which labels were up to date if identical drugs could carry different labels?
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Overall, drugs supply in Southeast Asia, especially of methamphetamine, is at a record level, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).
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He was responsible for receiving shipments of drugs from Colombia to Mexico for Guzman, and then those drugs would be sent to the United States.
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Biologic drugs are complex therapies made from living organisms that are far more complicated and more difficult to develop and manufacture than traditional chemical drugs.
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"Historically, medical drugs were often tested primarily on men and sometimes drugs have been found to be more effective in men than women," he wrote.
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But more than 3 percent of those surveyed admitted to buying their drugs from another country, and almost 3 percent bought drugs over the internet.
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The WADA list of prohibited drugs — including a range of substances, from cannabis to attention-deficit disorder drugs to anabolic steroids — is updated each year.
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People who become addicted to prescription painkillers and can no longer get their fix from physician-prescribed drugs sometimes turn to illegal drugs, often heroin.
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In places like Germany, France and Japan, the best-performing drugs simply become unavailable, forcing doctors to prescribe a higher quantity of less-effective drugs.
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The plan would also allow for importation of alternative drugs from countries with strong safety standards, as well as emergency purchases of drugs from competitors.
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Access to drugs is already a problem in the US, something these one-time drugs with an extremely high upfront cost could exacerbate, she said.
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Fear surging, she shouted that there weren't any drugs in her car even as she insisted that she didn't know that Wilson had brought drugs.
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Bowler's tumor had mutated genes, but none of the mutations could be attacked with today's experimental drugs or with drugs being used in other cancers.
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What they found: Researchers looked at 13 drugs, like AbbVie's blockbuster Humira, that later gained supplemental approval as "orphan drugs" for people with rare diseases.
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The logic might just be that Johnson & Johnson needs to scoop up drugs to bolster a light pipeline and that Actelion's drugs are growing quickly.
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But there is only anecdotal evidence that the drugs are effective against coronavirus and the drugs are used by people to treat conditions like lupus.
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Alcohol, tobacco, and opioid painkillers are likely deadlier than other drugs because they are legal, so comparing their aggregate effects to illegal drugs is difficult.
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Experts suggest avoiding extended use of drugs with a rating of 103 on the scale — or combinations of drugs that together rate 3 or higher.
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Despite the church's outspoken opposition to psychiatry and psychiatric drugs, Scientologists use prescription drugs and are treated by medical doctors, according to the church's website.
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Some progressive Democrats pushed Ms. Pelosi to expand the number of drugs that could be negotiated, from at least 25 drugs to the current 250.
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That would benefit taxpayers, but it would mean reduced access to drugs for the program's current beneficiaries and slower innovation of drugs in the future.
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This made these illegal drugs much more accessible, giving more people the opportunity to use these drugs even if they weren't addicted to painkillers before.
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Cracking down on drugs is essential, reformers say, because the drugs allow horses to run unnaturally fast and mask pain, which leads to more breakdowns.
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Then, some wonderful scientists discovered antiviral drugs, and we've learned that some of those drugs can be given prior to exposure and prevent the disease.
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But it emphasized that none of its currently approved drugs would benefit from the proposal, and that drugs made by other companies could also qualify.
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Critics have said that bringing drugs to market without the proper safeguards could expose the public to dangerous drugs that have not been properly vetted.
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"The reality is, most people who are selling drugs are suffering from opioid addiction, and they sell drugs to support their own habit," Kolodny said.
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Because not all versions of drugs containing valsartan are on that list, the agency has published a second list with drugs that are not affected.
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For brand-name drugs, overpayments weren't as common, but they were higher on average at $13.46, compared with average overpayments of $7.32 for generic drugs.
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Others partner with nonprofits to develop their drugs — the Parsemus Foundation, a nonprofit investigating a number of different drugs, is backing the trials for Vasalgel.
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The law criminalizes the exchange of anything of value for drugs, regardless of whether someone is a full-time dealer or merely passing drugs on.
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Promoting the use of tools like fentanyl test strips, which can allow people to check their drugs before selling or using drugs, should be promoted.
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While co-payments are flat fees for medical services or drugs, coinsurance charges customers a certain percentage of the costs of those services and drugs.
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"It didn't surprise me that there are a large numbers of drugs [with these side effects] and that these drugs are commonly prescribed," said Olfson.
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Federal and state authorities often identify the original source of the drugs as chemical companies in China that also manufacture fentanyl and other synthetic drugs.
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The cocaine seized Wednesday belonged to Dairo Úsuga, also known as Otoniel, who heads the Urabeños drugs cartel and is Colombia's most wanted drugs trafficker.
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Do not post:• Content about non-medical drugs (other than alcohol or tobacco) that Coordinates or encourages others to sell non-medical drugs; Depicts, admits to, or promotes sales of non-medical drugs by the poster of the content or their associates; Promotes, encourages, coordinates, or provides instructions for use of non-medical drugsl; Admits, either in writing or verbally, to personal use of non-medical drugs unless posted in a recovery context• Content that depicts the sale or attempt to purchase marijuana and pharmaceutical drugs.
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High demand and ready availability of the drugs have spurred the problem, he says, but so have doctors who are not vigilant in prescribing the drugs.
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The company, along with biosimilar drugs maker Samsung Bioepis Co Ltd, is part of the Samsung Group's bet on biological drugs as a new growth engine.
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In 1965, the federal government banned the manufacture and sale of all psychedelic drugs, and shortly thereafter, the companies making these drugs for research ceased production.
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If companies spent less time on drugs that may not be needed, Kimmelman said, there would be more time to work on the drugs that are.
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Many new drugs costs tens of thousands of dollars when they are launched and drugmakers raise the price of older drugs once or twice a year.
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"These still have some drugs to fight them ... but doctors are being forced to use last resort drugs because resistance levels are so high," Enne said.
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Farak admitted that she'd been using drugs brought into the lab for criminal cases, siphoning small portions of powered drugs and replacing them with baking powder.
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In 6923, Congress prohibited the sales of drugs online without a prescription after an 18-year-old died from taking drugs purchased on the internet illegally.
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Another issue, he says, is that people take more drugs as the days go on because they're tired and have built up a tolerance to drugs.
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Companies from India and China alone account for almost half of all new generic drugs, and more than 80% of drugs' active ingredients are made abroad.
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"We had no idea about the prevalence of these drugs and the dangers of these drugs," he said during testimony streamed online by Courtroom View Network.
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Strong revenue gains from Boeringer's diabetes drugs were partly offset by declining revenues for its top-selling inhalable lung drug Spiriva, under pressure from rival drugs.
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State investigators who questioned inmates about the death focused on whether Mr. McMillon had used drugs and who in the prison sold drugs, the inmates said.
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Three-quarters said they did not want fentanyl in their drugs, and many reported using lower doses or not using the drugs if they tested positive.
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We spend a lot of time on new brand-name drugs, but some of the most egregious examples of price hikes have been for generic drugs.
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Befrienders Worldwide What they found was that the most common poisons were over-the-counter drugs, like Tylenol or Advil (or generic versions of these drugs).
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Most people — 71% — said they trust drug companies to come up with new and effective drugs, and to be honest about those drugs' safety and effectiveness.
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Taking certain medications (like anti-androgens, antidepressants, and certain chemotherapy drugs) or drugs (like marijuana, amphetamines, and heroin) can cause gynecomastia, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The whole question is tangled even more by the fact that therapeutic drugs are separated from half the nation's party drugs by an increasingly blurry line.
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After all, many people who use drugs use multiple drugs, so treating just their heroin or fentanyl addiction won't address the full scope of their problems.
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As doctors and farmers have indiscriminately doled out antimicrobial drugs (such as antibiotics and antifungals), harmful bacteria and fungi that can outsmart these drugs have proliferated.
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There were 640 suicide deaths by opioids in 1999 and 1,825 in 2014, most of them involving prescription drugs instead of illegal drugs, the study found.
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The WHO partnered with Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative for the development of a new antibiotic, while pursuing tests on the current drugs candidates being studied.
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In the US, LSD and magic mushrooms are Schedule 1 drugs, and the sentence for someone caught for a third time distributing these drugs is life.
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"[For example] in drug addiction we need to know not just if the animal is taking drugs but why are they taking the drugs," said Coffey.
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It is not clear what drugs Rivera is accused of giving the teenagers, but Class B drugs include cocaine, LSD, ecstasy, methamphetamine and some powerful painkillers.
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But it remains confident its scientists can come up with new, better drugs faster than biosimilars from rivals such as Novartis can loot older drugs' revenue.
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The guidelines that advise doctors on various medications should contain more comprehensive lists of potential drug interactions, including other prescription drugs as well as nonprescription drugs.
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The agency plans to deploy a team of senior reviewers with expertise in drugs to treat diseases with 200,000 patients or fewer, known as orphan drugs.
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It was people who shouldn't do drugs to begin with, doing them on the worst, most depressing day a year to do a ton of drugs.
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Toby sold the drugs in London, bought a white convertible, and threw all these wild parties where people took a lot of drugs and had sex.
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Goldstein (22019) described a three-dimensional analysis of drugs influencing violent behavior in the 1) distribution and trafficking of drugs; 2) the "economic compulsive" aspect, i.e.
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Prescription drugs that have seen revenue shrink in the first quarter include the Kogenate family of hemophilia drugs, multiple sclerosis drug Betaseron or hypertension treatment Adalat.
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"You have drugs aimed at very small patient populations where if you couldn't charge in the hundreds of thousands, those drugs wouldn't be around," he added.
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The War on Drugs has been disproportionately waged in minority communities, even though there's zero evidence that people of color do more drugs than white people.
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The knowledge that multiple drugs will be needed for therapeutic combinations to treat NASH, and that most experimental drugs fail, are big drivers for deal activity.
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Although most states technically allow some leftover drugs to be recycled, Iowa is one of the few rescuing a significant percentage of the drugs from destruction.
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The company, whose earnings growth resumed in 295 after three years of tumbling sales caused by competition from generic drugs, has been aggressively developing new drugs.
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"We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," Trump said.
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The law requires pharmaceutical companies to disclose information on how much they spend marketing insulin drugs, as well as the cost of actually producing the drugs.
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India-based manufacturers Torrent Pharmaceuticals, Hetero Drugs and Aurobindo Pharma have all recently recalled cardiovascular drugs over the presence of probable carcinogens, according to the report.
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"All across the country, people are struggling to pay for their prescription drugs," said David Mitchell, president and founder of the nonprofit Patients for Affordable Drugs.
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It did so by accelerating approvals for alternative drugs, advising manufacturers on how to overcome shortages and devising workarounds to purify drugs contaminated during faulty production.
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The highest price tags Plenty of patients with common health problems shudder about the costs of drugs, but the most expensive drugs typically treat rare diseases.
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Ms. Warren believes a government system will be able to reduce spending on drugs substantially, including lowering the prices of branded prescription drugs by 21 percent.
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The admissible evidence was also insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Buck furnished drugs to Moore or that he possessed drugs, the document states.
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The admissible evidence was also insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he furnished drugs to Moore or that he possessed drugs, the document states.
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Under the Controlled Substances Act, schedule I drugs are considered the most dangerous class of drugs with the highest potential for abuse, according to the DEA.
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To add insult to the injury, prescription drug costs are rising as new, expensive drugs focus on narrow patient populations and prices climb for older drugs.
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S) 200 million won ($174,8933) and temporarily banned sales of some of its drugs for paying kickbacks to doctors in exchange for recommending the company's drugs.
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The 5-to-4 decision upheld the use of lethal injection drugs, turning aside claims by three death row inmates that the drugs caused unconstitutional suffering.
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The usual suspects: Better treatment, better prevention with drugs like statins and drugs for blood pressure, and less smoking, are, of course, helping drive the trend.
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Gottlieb said the existing system makes it harder for biosimilars — cheaper versions of complex drugs — to enter the market because older, more expensive drugs are favored.
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Synthetic opioids, primarily fentanyl, are the drugs most commonly involved in overdose deaths in the United States and the main source of these drugs is China.
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In your first year as FDA commissioner the agency approved a record number of new drugs, 46; record number of generic drugs, more than a thousand.
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The sperm also absorb the drugs and keep bodily fluids from diluting the drugs' concentration, a common challenge in this line of work, the authors write.
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But I think drugs and alcohol provide a greater intensity of experience, especially with people who are taking drugs like ecstasy and other types of hallucinogens.
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"The reasons people start using drugs are multifaceted, their experiences while addicted to drugs are multifaceted, and so treatments for addiction should be multifaceted," she said.
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The photos told a pretty intense one frame story; I get money by selling drugs and I protect my money, drugs, and self with these weapons.
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This would mean better and potentially even less-expensive drugs would make their way to market, and it could also mean drugs that are safer overall.
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Broader link to crime Glen Prichard is the coordinator for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Nigeria Response to Drugs and Related Organised Crime.
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The unintended consequence is that some patients may turn to street drugs and expose themselves to the dangers of illicit drugs and the criminal justice system.
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Their capabilities in shepherding drugs through the FDA process, as well as selling and marketing drugs — none of which biotech startups have easily replicated (Genentech notwithstanding).
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The cautions have had scant effect: Use of the drugs has risen among older people, even though they are particularly vulnerable to the drugs' ill effects.
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Its products include the drugs Opdivo and Yervoy, which were among the first so-called immunotherapy drugs to use the body's immune system to fight cancer.
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Many of the immunotherapy drugs work in only a minority of patients, which companies hope to improve by combining drugs that target tumors in different ways.
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And with Big Pharma using saturation advertising to drive demand for its expensive drugs, an overmedicalized society is demanding more and more drugs sooner and cheaper.
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The push for precision medicine — drugs made for smaller populations, including matching to specific genetic characteristics — may make drugs more effective, therefore harder to live without.
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Some of these drugs and treatments have already gone through human testing, so they may arrive sooner than if researchers started designing new drugs from scratch.
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The referendum would have required that the state pay no more for drugs than what the federal Department of Veterans Affairs pays for those same drugs.
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Changes regulation of over-the-counter drugs: Companies that create new over-the-counter drugs would get a new 18-month market exclusivity on their medicines.
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Some people metabolize drugs very slowly or very quickly, either of which can cause high levels of drugs or drug metabolites to accumulate in the blood.
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When possible, Zhong says, we should resist the temptation to chase the drugs we take for fever with more drugs if the fever doesn't go down.
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One-third of patients will get a placebo, one-third will get one of the drugs plus a placebo, and one-third will get both drugs.
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It has raised the prices in the United States of drugs for serious conditions including multiple sclerosis and diabetes even when there are multiple competing drugs.
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The drugs range in price from about $4 a month for older drugs to $700 a month for newer ones, and they have varying side effects.
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If drug companies expect Medicaid programs to cover their costly drugs, the companies should fund research to show that the drugs offer meaningful benefits to patients.
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Patients for Affordable Drugs is launching a new campaign to pass a bill aimed at easing hurdles to bringing lower cost generic drugs to the market.
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Delayed availability of life-saving drugs Americans enjoy the world's quickest access to the newest prescription drugs, in stark contrast to patients in single-payer systems.
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We also believe that the smartest pathway to tackling drugs is decriminalizing consumption and ensuring that governments regulate certain drugs, including for medical and recreational purposes.
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While many pill forms of generic drugs are manufactured overseas, most generic injectable drugs are made in the United States, using raw ingredients acquired from overseas.
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The drugs ranged from broad-spectrum penicillins, which increased the risk by 27 percent, to sulfa drugs, which were associated with more than double the risk.
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Often, overdose records list drugs that patients report using, which might miss situations where people use stimulants they don't realize have been blended with other drugs.
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In all, the firm owns royalty rights to more than 30 drugs, which typically yield 3 percent to 5 percent of the drugs' total sales revenues.
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Orphan drug exclusivity is granted to new drugs or new indications of existing drugs for rare diseases, to encourage research that might otherwise not be profitable.
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Close to 90 percent of all drugs dispensed in the United States are for generic versions, which are generally far less expensive than name-brand drugs.
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As a result, states like Nebraska have struggled to get drugs needed for lethal injections and increasingly have been turning to a new cocktail of drugs.
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The international pricing index would lower prices for Medicare Part B drugs, which are things like chemotherapy and eye drugs that are administered in doctors' offices.
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Jack Whittaker, who won the Powerball in 2002, lost his daughter and granddaughter to drugs and blamed their sudden wealth for fueling their spending on drugs.
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Drugs that were targets for deprescribing included sedatives, first-generation antihistamines, glyburide (used to treat diabetes), and certain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, like ibuprofen or naproxen.
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"Just Say No to Drugs" as a moral absolute is laughable to anyone who has spent any time around drugs or felt the impact of addiction.
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China is the world's largest manufacturer of the chemical precursors necessary to make licit and illicit drugs, according to the UN office on Drugs and Crime.
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"Drugs like buspirone are not considered critical or lifesaving drugs by the F.D.A.," said Dr. Beth Salcedo, president of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America.
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WATCH: The Truth About Ecstasy Is there anything worse on this good earth than doing drugs with friends who are doing drugs for the first time?
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Generic drugs can save drug buyers and taxpayers tens of billions of dollars a year because they are a lower-priced alternative to brand-name drugs.
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And if people are always going to take illicit drugs, then specific and accurate information about those drugs is the only safety net society can offer.
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Only four approved drugs are in use to treat Alzheimer's; on average about 99% of all drugs in clinical trials never actually make it to approval.
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And he also drew a very thick black line between what he considered good drugs and bad drugs, with heroin, particularly, falling and the bad category.
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Arizona invites death row inmates to bring their own lethal injection drugs to executions Arizona invites death row inmates to bring their own lethal injection drugs to executions Arizona correction officials think they've found a solution to the nationwide shortage of lethal injection drugs: Bring your own.
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Many companies continue to hike list prices on generics and brand-name drugs, game the system by extending old drug patents, and are coming out with relatively fewer breakthroughs compared with a much higher number of "me-too" drugs that provide limited benefits over existing drugs.
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I made the point that the list of presenting companies at the 28503 BTS included 22019 percent that are developing cancer drugs and just three developing drugs for diabetes; this was about the same ratio of drugs approved in 2017 for cancer (four) and diabetes (one).
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Among these was a proposal to shift some physician-administered drugs from Medicare's Part B (which pays more for drugs that cost more, even if cheaper options exist), to its Part D (where price reductions for drugs can be negotiated, by steering patients to cost-effective alternatives).
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The TDA will immediately change the lives of terminal patients by giving them access to scores of clinically tested drugs (all drugs finishing a phase II clinical trial and those currently in phase III) rather than the untested investigational pre-clinical drugs that the RTT initiative proposes.
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Overall two-year survival was highest among responsive study patients who received the vaccine and two chemo drugs: Seventy-eight percent of vaccinated patients who also received the chemo drugs survived two years, compared with just 44% of patients who received the drugs but no vaccine.
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Trump during the call blasted Peña Nieto over the flow of illegal drugs across the border into the U.S. "We have a massive drug problem where kids are becoming addicted to drugs because the drugs are being sold for less money than candy," the president said.
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You were talking about drugs so I was like, 'If we're going to talk about drugs, that I'm going to say what I observed at your house.
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Understandably, pharmaceutical companies don't want to be associated with drugs that kill people, even if those drugs are used to kill people convicted of a capital offense.
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In the first week of his life, he was given drugs to help a valve in his heart close properly, and more drugs for his blood pressure.
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So we do know that television drug advertising does increase use of drugs, especially when those drugs are new to the market and don't have other competitors.
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In some cases, the FDA requires pharmaceutical companies to perform long-term studies after drugs are approved, to measure whether drugs live up to their early promise.
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That might involve developing drugs that work on different receptors at once like ketamine, as well as drugs that can safely activate opioid receptors without triggering addiction.
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Oncology is the field for which the FDA currently approves the most drugs — yet these drugs typically add only a couple of months to a patient's survival.
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There's a moment where Sam Cutler's driving around saying he doesn't worry about cops because he doesn't travel with drugs— he knows where to get drugs anywhere.
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Most of the user fees collected are for prescription drugs - around $866 million estimated in 2017 - and generic drugs - around $324 million, according to the FDA website.
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Generic drugs, which are less expensive versions of brand-name pharmaceuticals, have become a key front in U.S. officials' efforts to cut the cost of prescription drugs.
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The United States pays more than other countries for drugs Drugmakers argue that the higher American prices allow them to do more research and offer better drugs.
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The underlying bill allows the secretary of Health and Human Services to negotiate lower prices for at least 85033 drugs, up to a maximum of 250 drugs.
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