"Smoking is an alternative that's way better than taking a medication for pain, a medication for depression, a medication for anxiety, another medication for this, another medication for that," Mr. Hidalgo said.
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In other words, it's not just the medication — it's the medication and everything you need to make that medication effective.
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It is not abstinence versus medication; it is abstinence, maintained by medication.
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"When he adjusted my medication, I took the old medication for high blood pressure, but I failed to put the new medication in," he said.
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Nurx makes the process of obtaining medication pretty straightforward—users log on, request their medication, review drug pricing, and receive the medication via courier or mail.
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There are different options available, including physical removal, oral medication, or topical medication.
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The only way to stop medication-overuse headaches is to stop taking medication.
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His doctor suggested three possible remedies—a pacemaker, strong medication, or milder medication.
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Researchers analyzed five reviews of studies of medication and medication combinations for pain relief.
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The last resort is medication, often anti-inflammatory medication such as aspirin or naproxen.
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In fact, he discovered that he needed further medication to counter his prescribed medication.
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Medication adherence among the Warao — when there is medication available — is poor, Mr. Pequeño said.
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The fact that you're using medication now means that you'll use medication in the future.
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Your doctor may recommend an over-the-counter oral medication or cream, or prescribe a medication.
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What works best is medication assisted treatment (MAT) — the combination of behavioral counseling and recovery medication.
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In addition, the safe medication group collects reports of medication errors and analyzes them for trends.
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Not only is sharing medication illegal, Dr. Adler pointed out the dangers of prescribed medication misuse.
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She uses CBD oil as a preventative medication and THC oil as an emergency seizure medication.
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Because he believes, hey, if you take medication, why shouldn't you be able to take this medication?
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Then patients have to try a different medication, or use combination of medication and psychotherapy, Hellerstein says.
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These results are unique to psilocybin as it's medication, but it's a medication that provides an experience.
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"They tried to adjust my medication but the medication had side effects that weren&apost desirable," Holmes said.
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While these have potential to be helpful, there are legitimate concerns with treating over-medication with more medication.
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Medication alone is not nearly as effective in treating depression as the combination of talk therapy and medication.
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Seven out of 2900 Americans take a prescription medication while 220006 in 2202 Americans take a psychiatric medication.
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But if medication isn&apost enough, surgery to remove the lesions along with medication is also an option.
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And never stop your medication cold turkey — you should taper your medication under the care of a psychiatrist.
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According to the website Pediatrics for Parents, "positive taste experiences lead to less medication struggle, improved medication adherence, and better health outcomes… set[ting] the stage for a favorable outlook on all future medication encounters."
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Refresh, a saline IV, also included an anti-nausea medication called Zofran, and an anti-inflammatory medication called Toradol.
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Their pharmacy has seen shortages for Losartan, a blood pressure medication; Benzonatate, a cough medication; and some asthma inhalers.
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Additionally, many women will be too far along for a medication abortion or might prefer a non-medication abortion.
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I was getting medication from a place called the Ecker Center, but I couldn't get the medication that I wanted.
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We also need to aggressively educate people on proper uses of medication and to stop paying for improper medication uses.
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Today, I pick up my birth control, thyroid medication, anti-anxiety medication, and the oral steroid my doctor called in.
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He received two weeks of IV medication in the hospital and will take oral medication for six months at home.
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During that hurricane, many paper records were destroyed, leaving patients without easy access to medication refills or their medication histories.
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I haven't taken my medication in over a month, and I hope I can get past my anxiety today without medication.
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Rosenthal also suggests checking in with your doctor to consider medication or to modify your current medication for the summer months.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that drugs affected included lung-cancer treatment Xalkori, blood-pressure medication Norvasc, and pain medication Lyrica.
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If medication is the cause of your low blood pressure, your doctor may recommend adjusting the dose or changing the medication.
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"Nonmedical switching" occurs when an insurer or PBM essentially forces a stable patient to switch from his or her prescribed medication that is working well for him or her to an alternative medication by dropping the prescribed medication from the formulary or increasing out-of-pocket costs for the patient so that the medication becomes unaffordable.
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While it may seem logical to start at medication A, then move to medication B and so forth, I can often assess a patient's symptoms and medical history and know that medication G is the best place to start.
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In jail, Mitchell received "virtually no psychotropic medication," and a month before his death all his medication was discontinued, the lawsuit alleges.
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A more nuanced, individualized approach would help, taking into account previous pain medication use, psychotropic medication use and previous operation recovery experience.
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The 2888-year-old, when asked if there was medication or pills in the home, didn't know what medication or pills were.
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"It has been proven that regular medication evaluations can help prescribers and their patients to keep the medication therapy optimal," Wauters said.
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Other strategies include storing medication safely, packaging pills by dosage and considering the combination of medication and behavioral therapy for treating ADHD.
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In another case, the medication record reflected that a medication wasn't given to a resident until 11 days after it was prescribed.
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In fact, it is medication non-adherence — patients' failure to take prescribed medication — that is the major problem facing our healthcare system.
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For those who decide to take the medication, care coordination provides a support system to encourage them to stick with their medication.
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"A medication like Austedo, which is a highly, highly sophisticated specialty medication ... never penetrates broadly the first years in China," said Schultz.
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Information about current use of medication was available for 1,254, or 103%, of the participants with ADHD: Twenty-seven percent were on psychostimulant medication (methylphenidate or amphetamine) when their brains were scanned, and 47% were not taking medication at scan time.
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She also takes Synthroid for an underactive thyroid, her ADHD medication, and birth control, and feels it's a lot of medication to juggle.
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Amanda Seyfried also discussed taking medication for OCD, and said that she may be on the medication for the rest of her life.
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His attorney said he planned to give the medication to a local doctor and never gave it or any other medication to Prince.
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Along with the medication, they are sending a brochure with information that details the procedure and what can happen after taking the medication.
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"Aspirin is frequently thought of as an over-the-counter medication and it may not appear on a patient's medication list," she said.
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Of the group, about 203 percent filled a prescription for pain medication, antibiotics, HIV prevention drugs, emergency contraceptives or sleep or anxiety medication.
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"Know the benefits and risks, how long will you be on medication, and what are the alternatives to the medication prescribed," McClanahan said.
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"If a medication does not seem to be working, options include increasing the dosage, switching medications, or adding a second medication," Trotta explains.
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This negative incentive to provide appropriate medication therapy drives up prescription costs and overuse of medication, putting patients at increased risk for harm.
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If a child "has a viable sponsor, Shiloh informs the sponsor about any changes in medication prescribed for the child, including starting a new medication or increasing the dose of a current medication," the Justice Department said in response to the other lawsuit.
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" Songs are now coinciding with medication, like everybody's making records with medication and mixing this with my soda: "I'm dropping aspirins in my Hennessy!
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Behavioral counseling in concert with recovery medication, often referred to as medication-assisted treatment, is the most effective, yet underused, evidence-based recovery treatment.
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"There is an unmet need of medication abortion to students, and UHS has the necessary resources to provide medication abortion," it reads in part.
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Most will need in-patient treatment with a combination of medication (including anti-psychotic or mood-stabilizing medication for some), therapy, and emotional support.
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Trump announced that a malaria medication had been rapidly "approved" to treat the coronavirus, though the FDA hadn't approved any medication for the virus.
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Staff described reluctant children who didn't want to take medication, and some concerns that dosage or type of medication may not have been right.
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SUPPORT MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT One of the most effective methods of treating drug addiction is through continuing medication therapies like methadone, naltrexone and buprenorphine.
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The Institute for Safe Medication Practices has warned about methotrexate, listing it as a "high-alert medication" that can be deadly when taken incorrectly.
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For most of these reactions — both allergic and nonallergic — simply avoiding the medication, or the class of medication, is sufficient to prevent the consequences.
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"There is some thinking that drug use is a form of self-medication of depression, or attempted self-medication of depressive symptoms," Goodwin said.
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But if you use insulin, asthma medication, or other regular medication, talk to your doctor about what you should keep in case of emergency.
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He took medication and slept through the night, but was still dealing with pain the next day, and went back to sleep with more medication.
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Technologies for tracking medication adherence include smart pill bottles that detect when a patient opens the container and even how much medication is taken out.
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We've shown how hospitals throw out brand new supplies, nursing homes flush tons of unexpired medication and drug companies concoct costly combinations of cheap medication.
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Compared to other treatments that do not include medication, this medication-assisted treatment (MAT) significantly increases patients' adherence to treatment and reduces illicit drug use.
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Last week, for example, Amazon launched a medication management service for Alexa that allows consumers to make voice requests for refills and get medication reminders.
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The great majority of states reported not fully providing any medication at all or allowing only naltrexone, the medication with the least evidence behind its effectiveness.
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"Studies show medication abortion has a 99% safety record, and that medication abortion is up to 98% effective in ending an early pregnancy," McDonald-Mosley said.
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"Even when there have been some who have been taking medication at the time of their attack, that doesn't mean medication caused an attack," he said.
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I've fought it for years with prescribed psychiatric medication, self-medication with alcohol and marijuana, individual and group psychotherapy, meditation, and a host of alternative treatments.
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"Anyone can benefit from using music instead of pre-medication; it avoids the use of using medication altogether for sedation," she told Gizmodo in an email.
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If this medication is no longer covered by their insurance, some patients may find themselves being forced to switch to an alternative medication with little warning.
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His husband attempted to ship him more medication, but the package was turned away at the border because Mexico requires a permit to ship prescription medication.
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Additionally, researchers don't know how long medication-assisted treatment — which couples medication with therapy to help those with an opioid addiction — should be used, Collins noted.
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The second group was treated with metformin, a medication that can lower blood glucose, and the third was the control group, provided with a placebo medication.
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She asked if he would be willing to try medication—the same medication given to people with OCD, which increases levels of the brain chemical serotonin.
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A close friend struggled with suicidal depression for years, tried medication after medication, but nothing was working, and finally, a few weeks ago, she hanged herself.
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Yet the limits imposed on mifepristone are both burdensome on those seeking to access medication abortion and ineffective in addressing any risks associated with the medication.
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Providers can play an important role by providing this care before and after medication abortions, especially in cases where the medication would not be available legally.
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Blue Cross NC will also waive early medication refill limits to have a 1-month supply of medication on hand, in line with the CDC's recommendation.
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Opioids, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers — for the same amount of medication you get less effect, or you need more medication to get the same effect.
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States could encourage the use of "medication units," which are associated with a treatment program but provide off-site medication at places more convenient for patients.
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Jailers were instructed to inject Roden with his medication, but his attorney says he was jailed for over a week before being given medication in pill form.
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Patients must be able to swallow the medication themselves and must affirm in writing, within the 48 hours before taking the medication, that they will do so.
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Opinion: Why prognosis for Aleppo's children is grave Medication shortages Through everything, the medics are contending with desperate shortages -- of equipment, of medication, and of doctors themselves.
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We originally postulated that Abilify MyCite would serve as a launching pad for other pharma firms to create digital medication for other conditions with low medication adherence.
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Providers that deny access to medication—and don't offer informed consent about the fact that only medication cuts the death rate in half—need to be sued.
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It could be used to monitor the byproducts of medication to tell if someone hasn't taken their medication in a while and remind them to do it.
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Safely prescribing medication—including screening patients for any contraindications, counseling them about their options, and looking out for medication interactions—are typical responsibilities for primary care physicians.
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On Friday, the police raided and seized medication from Fundación Mavid, a small NGO that has distributed H.I.V. medication in the Venezuelan city of Valencia for years.
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It is unclear exactly how the MTA defines a "sexually oriented business," as it has repeatedly approved of images to advertise for erectile dysfunction medication, condoms, HIV prevention medication, birth control and libido medication for women, menstruation products, the Museum of Sex, a dating service, and breast augmentation.
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It requires those patients to make two verbal and one written request for the medication with waiting periods between the requests and receiving the prescription for lethal medication.
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"When people have photosensitivity, it's reduced by taking medication, but it's not obliterated by medication," said Dr. Kimford Meador, a professor of neurology at Stanford University Medical Center.
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"Since the homework performance was measured so many hours after the medication was given, it is not surprising that there was no medication effect," Coker said by email.
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That could include, for example, dealing with a pharmacy that refuses to ship medication to a disaster area and helping families improvise a way to share their medication.
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At first he had trouble finding a doctor who would prescribe the medication, but he finally did find one and had the medication within a week, she says.
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The UK's regulatory body, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, said the reclassification moves the erectile dysfunction drug from a prescription-only medication to a pharmacy medication.
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It's not easy to formulate a contraceptive - or any medication - with enough medication in it to last a full year and be effective without the need for refrigeration.
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In countries where a medication is allowed, but its amount is capped, reducing your dosage or switching to another available medication is the best way to stay compliant.
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Even when medication is appropriate, GPs don't have the expertise to know which medication will best treat your child's symptoms with the least risk of troublesome side effects.
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The medication they use would be viewed not as a crutch — a common view of buprenorphine — but as akin to insulin, aspirin, or any other medication for chronic conditions.
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Plus, the FDA has imposed restrictions, such as requiring that providers have special certification to distribute the medication and that the medication be dispensed only in health-care settings.
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I envision a near future where medication abortions are available without barriers—patients who don't want to be pregnant could leave an ER visit with medication in their hands.
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The report also highlights how compared to men, women are more likely to be prescribed narcotics and anti-anxiety medication, and are consequently more likely to abuse that medication.
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The increased risk of cardiovascular disease events was higher for people who were not taking their blood pressure medication than for those who were taking their blood pressure medication.
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Mashabane said Pistorius became angry when she declined to change his approved medication for medication supplied by his family, and that he had thrown some medicine on her table.
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A lot of programs are introducing medication, because… listen, after your 30th run in rehab, if it's not working for you, get on medication or you're going to die.
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You could begin to see what they got more of — they got more mental health care, more diabetes checks, more medication for blood pressure, more medication for their diabetes.
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His propensity for doling out medication sent staffers at the medical unit into a frenzy more than once, with multiple people describing a "scrambling" to account for missing medication.
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For example, one drug company that sells a blood pressure medication, may compete with another drug company that sells a blood pressure medication, by offering larger rebates to PBMs.
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Prescription medication for treatment of depression was found in Mr. Sonboly's home, Mr. Steinkraus-Koch said, but it was not clear if he had been taking the medication regularly.
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Especially if you're taking a medication for a long period of time, the significant monthly savings are worth the few minutes of extra effort to look up your medication.
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Unfortunately, not only did that medication have the same effect, but the negative cognitive effects were worsened, and this was the medication I was on during the second exam.
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And can't we make space in our brains for problematic over-reliance on medication and the equally problematic—and deadly—stigma of medication for those who desperately need it?
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"Pharmacists are medication experts and play a significant role in the prescribing and monitoring of medication to ensure safe and optimal use," Tammy Smitham told the Globe and Mail.
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Her only alternative has come in the form of special clinical trial medication, paid for in part by the drug company administering the medication and her company's health insurance.
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Alexa will respond to users' questions about medication by telling them the name of the medication they need to take, dosage and time of day it needs to be taken.
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She sees a doctor and takes medication to control her symptoms, but she would have liked to compare notes with others about her medication trial and error, among other things.
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Along with taking blood-thinning medication, Clinton takes medication for hypothyroidism, a condition in which her thyroid gland is underactive and doesn't produce enough important hormones, according to Bardack's report.
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In addition to erectile dysfunction medication, it offers the birth control pill to customers with prescriptions and Addyi, the only FDA-approved medication for women with hypoactive sexual desire disorder.
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Patients treated with statins or omega-3 fatty acids supplements in additional to their regular medication showed a better reduction of depression compared with medication and a placebo, studies showed.
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Write down the name and dosage of the medication your doctor is prescribing while you're still in their office, and cross-check it with the medication your pharmacist gives you.
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For the past few years, I've been working on a film, Moms & Meds: Navigating Pregnancy and Psychiatric Medication, about my and other women's experiences with mental illness, medication, and pregnancy.
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But the fact is that if I increase the supply of medication for my patients, I could well deprive other patients of needed medication, so I reluctantly declined those requests.
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The remaining clinic, in Little Rock, which currently offers both surgical and medication abortions, would have to limit its practice to surgical abortions, leaving Arkansas women with no medication option.
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Low-income subsidies for Medicare Part D make medication more affordable, and studies have demonstrated that reduced medication costs are associated with better adherence to treatment and improved health outcomes.
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I use acne medication prescribed by my dermatologist; prescribed face wash, then apply a topical medication (also prescribed), followed by rose oil, firming under-eye cream, moisturizer with SPF 50!
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A misdiagnosis of depression and the wrong medication led Alex into a months-long period of mental and physical chaos—one medication made him sleep all day, another brought on mania.
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" Hinshaw also noted that "beyond childhood, many individuals with ADHD question the need for medication... there's often the sense that medication is either stigmatizing or stifling of one's creativity or spontaneity.
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Andy Barr MORE (R-Ky.), which calls for introduction of a uniform standard for medication and drug testing in racehorses, uniform penalties for violations and a ban on race-day medication.
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Seth's doctor said that he was too young for medication, but the staff at Pathways urged Latoya to give him medication; he needed "something to keep him still," Williams-Brown said.
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Home infusion therapy—which involves the administration of medication through a needle or catheter— is essential for patients whose illnesses are so severe that they do not respond to oral medication.
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Medication abortion is already widespread within the United States — in 2014, 31 percent of all non-hospital abortions in the United States were performed via medication abortion, the Guttmacher Institute found.
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The bill would create a private, independent authority, the Horseracing Anti-Doping and Medication Control Authority, responsible for developing and administering a nationwide antidoping and medication control program for horse racing.
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"What I understand is the family members have already said publicly this is someone who had a profound mental health problem, was not on medication, hadn't been on medication," he said.
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In our work at Yale, we have used PET images of a medication that targets an opioid receptor to predict which problem drinkers would reduce their drinking while on the medication.
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The paper stapled to a CVS bag containing medication for Ms. Watrous, the Connecticut teenager with asthma, listed her correct name and medication, but the bottle inside had someone else's name.
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Except this medication has a few … nteresting side effects.
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" One lawmaker shouted at Gohmert, "You need your medication!
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" Another Democrat yelled at Gohmert, "You need your medication!
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This means that a person can get medication that mixes at only one place (near the tissue that actually needs the medication), and that it can be dispersed when no longer needed.
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The US pours out up to $300 billion annually on medication nonadherence — a portion of which is spent on patients who might qualify for Abilify MyCite and have lousy medication adherence rates.
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The newly approved drug isn't a medication for opioid addiction, but is seen as a step toward helping some people begin medication-assisted treatment, seen as the gold standard of addiction care.
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"Treatment is key ... on average, 9 out of 10 patients who want access to medication assisted treatment can't get that medication assisted treatment," said Patrice Harris of the AMA's opioid task force.
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So while they may make the keeping of medication lists easier, they cannot reduce the number of medication errors caused by poor communication between patients and their doctors, or among doctors themselves.
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Inpatient detoxification not followed by medication typically leads to near-immediate return to opioid use, and longer inpatient stays carry a higher risk of death upon discharge unless patients receive continuing medication.
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Because ADHD medication was commonly misused as a study aid, friends, partners and even family members have asked what kind of medication I took in the hopes that I would share it.
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The bill would also make it a crime to "knowingly coerce or exert undue influence" on a patient to receive the medication and criminalize the act of forging request documents for the medication.
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Planned Parenthood, which contends that the law would ban medication abortion in Arkansas, also said it is telling patients they can no longer access medication abortions at its two clinics in the state.
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" Distributors "have no law enforcement power," Cardinal Health said, "and cannot stop physicians from writing prescriptions for medication nor take unilateral action to block DEA- and state-licensed pharmacies' ability to dispense medication.
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Like he does with every medication he buys, Jeremy checked the expiration date, which is legally required to appear on the outside of the box as well as whatever contains the medication itself.
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They have suffered terribly during this crisis: First, in some cases, by being prescribed medication that didn't help them and later, for others, by being cut off arbitrarily from medication that does work.
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Therefore, as long as an insurer drops the medication at the end of the plan year, it can drop these medications regardless of the effectiveness of the medication and necessity to the patient.
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At least three dozen states require that abortion medication be provided by licensed physicians, although the World Health Organization has determined that physician assistants and advanced practice nurses can safely offer the medication.
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CVS likely targeted CML patients because medication adherence is key to stifling progression of the condition: 90% medication adherence or better in the first year post-diagnosis significantly increases patients' chances at readmission.
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The worst part of a new medication is not knowing — not knowing whether the symptoms are real, whether what you're feeling is coming from the medication or from a thousand other life variables.
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If your herpes treatment includes episodic therapy (meaning you treat each outbreak as it occurs, instead of taking a daily medication), this symptom may indicate it's time to start taking your antiviral medication.
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"There is widespread stigma against medication for opioid use disorder within the healthcare and recovery communities, who sometimes inaccurately view medication for opioid use disorder as replacing one drug with another," Alinsky said.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield Association and Cigna are expanding access to medication assisted treatment, and Emergent BioSolutions is offering Narcan, the overdose reversal medication, to every public library and YMCA in the country.
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I manage all of their illnesses, including medication schedules, etc.
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The camp provides counselling and medication to treat mental illnesses.
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They're making choices; can I take my medication, or not.
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Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly reverse opioid overdose.
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So grab your cap, your kitty and your allergy medication.
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They hooked Jack up to every medication you could imagine.
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Law enforcement sources tell us they believe medication was involved.
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More from VICE: Medication can also increase sensitivity to bruising.
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She even denied owning the medication, court officials tell PEOPLE.
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Once she stops her medication, she distances herself from him.
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Cops said they also found prescription pain medication on him.
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Some patients, however, are concerned about potentially changing their medication.
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Other former doctors testified that they prescribed him antipsychotic medication.
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It was in the hospital that he found pain medication.
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Constand said he told her that it was herbal medication.
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DEA investigators will focus on the source of the medication.
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The medication and its active ingredient, buprenorphine, are still addictive.
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The doctor suggested a medication to treat this new anxiety.
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A better approach might be cognitive behavioral therapy or medication.
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So, the medication itself "leaves your system" within a day.
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I need medication and it's not easy to get either.
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You have two kids and an adult that needs medication.
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Even on medication, I experience auditory hallucinations all the time.
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I finally told my doctor and she switched my medication.
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This could include medication, surgery and even pelvic physical therapy.
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At times, Dr. Gunter says, doctors may prescribe nerve medication.
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The study included 1,034 African American adults taking antihypertensive medication.
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She was then diagnosed with the flu and given medication.
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Elster: This is where people take a lot of medication!
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Some resort to backstreet abortions or unsafe medication sold online.
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Seau was taking this medication until the day he died.
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Also, she no longer needs blood pressure or cholesterol medication.
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He's a Type 1 diabetic and hadn't had his medication.
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The medication is then delivered to your door for free.
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I'm actually still on medication, but everything is good now.
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Insert the medication, wash my hands, and quickly prepare dinner.
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He took psychiatric medication, but that didn't seem to help.
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When asked if Jones was taking medication, Jones said no.
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Meo was never known to go anywhere without his medication.
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The latter group requested medication, but said guards refused it.
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Currently, students face significant and unnecessary barriers to medication abortion.
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I'll be on medication for the rest of my life.
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We all have gotten off every single medication except cannabis.
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I was on oral medication [alone] until I was 27.
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When buying medication, it's often cheaper not to use insurance.
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Do you have enough of their medication for the trip?
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These meals looked like props from a heartburn medication commercial.
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Toxicity levels from the medication made him angry and confused.
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He says he is now taking medication for bipolar disorder.
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Emergency rooms, however, do keep this lifesaving medication in stock.
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And so they think that medication is their next option.
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He also took medication just before the flight took off.
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You can't live without it because it's a seizure medication.
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Have extra medication on hand if you take prescriptions regularly.
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The man was taken into custody and reportedly given medication.
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"I don't take any medication," he said at the time.
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"Someone using the medication can basically stop breathing," Glatter said.
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Correction: The article originally referred to the medication as antidepressants.
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They scud through their days on a cloud of medication.
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He's always talked about being bipolar and being on medication.
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There was also an increase in spending on prescription medication.
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However, she has never has taken medication for the condition.
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For some, this means using the medication only when needed.
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Given Barr's Twitter history, it seems unlikely she needed medication.
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In fact, medication abortion can be safely administered via telemedicine.
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Cahn's psychotherapist recently recommended that he increase his medication dosage.
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Comiphene is a medication used to treat infertility in women.
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They should not discontinue taking medication without a doctor's permission.
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What are the alternatives to prescription medication to treat migraines?
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Mr. Mauzy said neither Kornfeld had given Prince any medication.
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The setting is a pharmaceutical trial of a psychiatric medication.
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They can track medication adherence, reminding patients to keep current.
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Unable to afford the medication, Antavia began to ration it.
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Doctors prescribed medication that has eliminated the delusions, he said.
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It helped Ms. Lewis buy medication at a lower price.
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Around 36% received their pain medication from a healthcare provider.
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These sorts of programs help poorer patients afford important medication.
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I knew therapy would be part of it, but medication?
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The river blindness medication, ivermectin, kills these baby worms effectively.
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Heroin is an alluringly cheap alternative to prescription pain medication.
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Clothes, makeup, shoes, medication bottles and food crowd the space.
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Wile said he felt "blindsided" and stopped taking the medication.
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Still, his depression and anxiety worsened, so he started medication.
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A behavioral pediatrician diagnoses me officially, and prescribes me medication.
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But it's vastly safer than any other medication we use.
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The drug is a heart medication common in Eastern Europe.
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"I'm finally on a medication that is working," she said.
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He had found an earlier trial of injectable medication terrifying.
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One is so anxious about it that he takes medication.
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Her prescription medication often goes on a Capital One card.
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Once they see a doctor, supplies and medication are limited.
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Doctors can relieve symptoms by prescribing pain or fever medication.
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But the man refused behavioral medication, and the situation escalated.
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And healing psychological problems requires psychological therapy, not just medication.
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They want the copays before they give you the medication.
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She asked me about the side effects of the medication.
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They just dropped off the medication and kept it moving.
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But there is no such medication for those using stimulants.
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It became clear, though, that the medication itself was fine.
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Banner Health is now urgently warning doctors about the medication.
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Obviously, not everyone wants to take a risky sleep medication.
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It saved his life, but the medication creates instant withdrawal.
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He told the dispatcher he was not taking his medication.
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Being bipolar myself, I know how much medication can help.
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One, in Little Rock, offers both medication and surgical abortions.
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Donna's sisters were all on diabetes medication, and she wasn't.
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So the best medication was just to work through things.
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So I stopped seeing my psychologist and taking depression medication.
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Osbourne said he was taking Parkinson's medication and nerve pills.
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On this tight budget, seemingly small medication copays were significant.
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Among those aged 18 and older, 27 percent received medication.
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Nunberg denied drinking but said he was on antidepressant medication.
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Could this otherwise valuable medication contribute to my back pain?
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The organization provided Mr. Hill with free medication and insulin.
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I went to Walmart today to get my medication too.
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They're trying to get me to take psychotic medication. Yeah.
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A lot of it has to do with medication management.
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He was on no daily medication and never wore glasses.
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He was on no daily medication and never wore glasses.
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Stricter medication rules and safety protocols were put in place.
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They advertised and distributed their medication knowing all the dangers.
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He changed my medication and told me to take it.
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But like any medication, it comes with possible side effects.
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Would mixing with medication they are already on cause damage?
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Yes, he probably shouldn't have been driving under that medication.
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But the medication reduced the swelling and eased the pain.
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The only known effective way to induce labor is medication.
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And that was probably another $200 in medication every month.
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Take care of any high blood pressure with appropriate medication.
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Always consult your doctor before starting or stopping any medication.
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Some people can successfully manage their symptoms with medication alone.
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Without medication, thousands of households lost caregivers, breadwinners or both.
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It's not like I took the medication and emerged cured.
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Medication isn't the only effective way to treat opioid addiction.
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One in four says it's difficult to afford their medication.
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They gave her more medication, and then she got better.
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She seems to enjoy her tantrums and refuses antipsychotic medication.
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This is not a book for anyone on heart medication.
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Without medication, she couldn't stand or carry bolts of fabric.
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The judge also ordered medication be administered involuntarily, if necessary.
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Where they do exist, they frequently run out of medication.
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Medication adherence monitoring technology that lets providers gauge in real time a patient's level of compliance with drug therapy Clinical decision support that helps doctors avoid adverse drug events and medication errors State-run prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMPs) designed to help law enforcement track the use of controlled substances and help prescribers identify those seeking illicit access to controlled substances Specific to the opioid abuse epidemic, the most important next step is the integration and availability of PDMP data within e-medication management solutions (e-prescribing, medication history services, medication adherence tools, etc.) resulting in the greater use of PDMP data to help curb opioid abuse.
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Often excluded from 12-step meetings due to pseudo-official policies against the role of medication-assisted treatment in sobriety, these medication-specific recovery groups allow this stigmatized population to access support and community.
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"The anxiety got so intense that I needed to see a doctor — a female — who prescribed anxiety medication so that I could function, and sleeping medication to help resolve my extreme exhaustion," she wrote.
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The company, Dame Products, includes a pretty exhaustive list of other sexually-oriented advertisements that the MTA has run, including erectile dysfunction medication, condoms, women's libido medication, dating apps, and the Museum of Sex.
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After heart surgery, he was prescribed medication, which had a side effect of ED. Reitano kept this private, and over the years his heart healed and he was able to go off the medication.
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Though many people prefer medication abortions because they can be done at home, medication abortion is a slightly longer process and usually requires a follow-up visit to make sure the termination is complete.
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"And they put me on medication because of it, I couldn't handle life," Farley explained, adding that she was taking medication, including "downers" such as Xanax, that made her "so groggy" at the time.
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My bill, H.R. 1270, the Restoring Access to Medication Act, repeals a provision of the Affordable Care Act that prevents Americans with these accounts from using them to pay for over-the-counter medication.
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"If they feel the medication is ineffective, causes significant side effects, or makes them feel different from their peer group, they are less likely to continue medication treatment as prescribed," Chan added by email.
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I immediately started the search for medication, and soon realized what millions of Americans know all too well: finding a psychiatric medication that alleviates symptoms without causing serious side effects is very, very difficult.
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When patients can access medication abortion in a clinic, they receive the medication from a licensed provider, and take the first drug in person and the second drug at home to pass the pregnancy.
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"No pharmaceutical manufacturer has lowered list price for a significant medication because it is too disruptive to the system and thus to people who rely on that medication," he said in his written testimony.
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He'd been on heart medication for years, which my mom had diligently administered to him every single night, first by forcing pills down his throat and then by injecting the medication straight into his body.
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Asked whether Dahlin had been threatened with a withdrawal of medication in order to secure a confession, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said the Swede had seen doctors while in detention and received medication.
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I went off the medication after a few years, but I really feel like I was only able to grow into myself in those first few years of college with the support of my medication.
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Have "on/off" fluctuations (when a person cycles between "on" time, when the medication is working to control symptoms, and "off" time, when medication has worn off and PD symptoms return), with or without dyskinesia.
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Research shows that medication-assisted treatment, a combination of therapy and medication such as buprenorphine or methadone, is the most effective intervention for opioid addiction, and that these medications reduce mortality by half or more.
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But the guidelines stayed the way they were because there was little incentive for the small company that distributes mifepristone, the first medication used in a medication abortion, to submit an application to update them.
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Dr. Loenser also advises pet guardians to plan to have extra monthly preventive medication for conditions like flea, tick and heartworm, as well as any prescription medication and specialty diets that your pet may need.
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For those reliant on imported medication, a disorderly Brexit is a particular worry, and the government has asked pharmaceutical companies to store six weeks' supply of medication, though what would happen after that remains unclear.
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He has Addison's disease, a hormonal disorder, and needs daily medication.
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Police said they found undisclosed prescription medication in the sisters' room.
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Have a GO KIT ready -- clothes, medication, important documentation, baby supplies.
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The spokesman said blood-pressure medication was found in the room.
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As of 2019, there is still no available vaccine or medication.
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Now, I'm on this medication that makes you not crave alcohol.
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These medication and therapy treatment usually work for people with BDD.
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If my achievements are enabled by medication, are they truly mine?
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What is wrong with that, you need your medication?
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She will then ask if they had already taken the medication.
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Every two weeks, I receive infusions of a medication called IVIG.
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Meo was never known to go anywhere without his medication. 2.
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She provides these options as an addition to therapy and medication.
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" Barkley added, "He just had a bad reaction [to prescription medication].
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Treatment usually consists of therapy with or without an antidepressant medication.
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"We think of the medication like a knee brace," he says.
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I take a medication called Effexor and it helps a lot.
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I began taking anti-anxiety medication my sophomore year of college.
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There, she was given some medication and was doing well eventually.
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Medication, time and wise counsel were among the things that helped.
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My drug habit is definitely cheaper than my prescription migraine medication!
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The company is reaching out to wholesalers to return the medication.
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Any medication, even aspirin for people, comes with potential side effects.
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Sometimes they deliver medication, bottled water and fresh towels, he said.
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The medication really helps and he's as healthy as can be!
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Talin said she heard voices after being taken off her medication.
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Typically, patients undergoing medication abortions take two pills, mifepristone and misoprostol.
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Before that surgery, he needed to complete medication for an illness.
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Instead, the US federal government recommends medication-assisted treatment over detox.
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Always consult your doctor or pharmacist before starting a new medication.
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Naloxone is a medication designed to immediately reverse an opioid overdose.
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Has anyone tried a medication for psoriasis & what kind works best?
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Initially she thought it was the effects of her migraine medication.
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Planned Parenthood offers only medication-induced abortions at its Arkansas facilities.
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PillPack is an online pharmacy that sends customers prepackaged medication doses.
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Medication and blood work can cost up to an additional $5,000.
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Before dragging myself out of bed, I take my nausea medication.
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I was taking an HIV medication that had terrible side effects.
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Sometimes they can be surgically removed or will shrink with medication.
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They tried prescription eye drops and allergy medication with no success.
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But medication is only one part of the ideal treatment plan.
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She wasn't allowed to get new medication or see a doctor.
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If I do not have medication, I will not be normal.
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Reactions to pain medication have a special place on the internet.
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Actually obtaining a medication abortion, however, is a far trickier prospect.
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Can you trick your brain into not feeling pain — without medication?
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Medication is gaining popularity in the US as an abortion method.
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I can't count how many times that medication has helped me.
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According to police, Todd dropped off some medication for the toddler.
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Bach argues that this much leftover medication is pricey and unnecessary.
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It isn't always cheaper to have your medication shipped to you.
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Also, sildenafil is a prescription medication — one that has side effects.
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Some people develop genital warts that can be treated with medication.
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If it weren't for medication, I probably wouldn't be here today.
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Ansari was put on medication; the documentation does not say what.
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If seizures do occur, additional anti-seizure medication may be given.
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The plan usually includes individual therapy, support groups and sometimes medication.
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Dr. Ruck: It's usually drugs, medication, plants, or household chemical products.
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Toxicology tests found no medication or alcohol in Bankhead&aposs system.
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Participants get education about their illness, family support, medication and psychotherapy.
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In these cases, stopping the medication can lead to skin improvement.
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We learned yesterday an accidental overdose of pain medication killed Prince.
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A medication called buprenorphine was at the forefront of their work.
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Abbasi says the two biggest risk factors involve sleep and medication.
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She no longer receives food benefits, disability benefits, or free medication.
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When it comes to cocaine, though, there is no equivalent medication.
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Her doctors have had her try nearly every medication out there.
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Doctors put her on medication to prevent HIV as a precaution.
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Growing up, I'd always seen medication as a quick fix. Headache?
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I was given blood pressure medication, which they thought would help.
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This, however, all depends on the patients actually taking the medication.
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I really wanted to try and recover without any medication first.
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Bad reactions to medication or skin infections can also cause blistering.
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Doctors diagnosed him with bipolar disorder and put him on medication.
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Woods blamed his state on a bad mixture of prescription medication.
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They should issue medals along with the steady stream of medication.
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You can check medication prices through the government's Medicare Plan finder.
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She will be on medication for the rest of her life.
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Any medication-assisted treatment program has an awful stigma around it.
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The athlete said he was taking medication for a heart condition.
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Woods has said he suffered from an unexpected reaction from medication.
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Some of that medication has begun to arrive in recent weeks.
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Without medication, patients can get infections or even suffer organ failure.
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But getting patients to take their medication correctly remains a challenge.
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In early 2018, the man was taken off his medication entirely.
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Pack all of your pet's medication needed for the trip duration.
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Tiger says he had been using prescription medication at the time.
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He says he experienced depression after his resignation and took medication.
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She takes medication twice a night and stimulants during the day.
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When asked, Woods did say he had taken medication that evening.
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Every two weeks, there was a new medication that was introduced.
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Prostate cancer patients showed no increased risk by choosing alternative medication.
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He's currently in addiction treatment and taking medication to prevent relapse.
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It's not even real drugs, it's like your mom's anxiety medication!
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The doctors gave her immunosuppressive medication, and the nodules shrank away.
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It's true that medication would have been the better option, clinically.
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PillDrill is, potentially, the kind of medication management you're looking for.
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Her, whatever medication she might be on, needs to be reduced.
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Patients often arrive in a physician's office demanding an advertised medication.
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The hospital system here in Venezuela is completely out of medication.
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The powder was later found to be a crushed painkiller medication.
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It sedates the dog but is not an anti-anxiety medication.
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"Rape, abuse, psychotropic medication, and instability are the norm," she added.
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He appeared in a television commercial for one such medication, Xarelto.
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Manila launched an investigation and halted the sale of the medication.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked drugmakers for high prices of prescription medication.
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Patients, though, cannot wait two years for a medication needed today.
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They were being told that medication was the way to go.
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The word "antidepressant" actually refers to several different kinds of medication.
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He no longer takes Thorazine or any other anti-psychosis medication.
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A resident may refuse medical treatment, including medication, at any time.
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Her father said she had stopped taking medication a year ago.
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The suits allege the excessive medication led directly to the deaths.
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Often missing from treatment is discussion of medication as an option.
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Psychotherapy and medication that inhibits sexual hormones may also be recommended.
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In fact, medication taper coupled with psychotherapy represents the best strategy.
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He also reportedly admitted to prescriptions for Vicodin and other medication.
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TMZ saying they had an emergency medication called Narcan on hand.
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If one person can't get the medication they need, that's wrong.
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For some patients, a medication can lead to nearly miraculous improvements.
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The medication they purchased with Title X funds remains in limbo.
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Patients do not go to the pharmacy and order the medication.
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Of course, we have no idea what medication is being touted.
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Policy should reflect a more complete picture of this important medication.
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She also wants to spread awareness about the abuse of medication.
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My father told me to never, ever, stop taking my medication.
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The effects of the medication are similar to those of marijuana.
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Read: Why Isn't a Revolutionary HIV Medication Getting to Sex Workers?
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I feel like the anti-medication stance is a strong sentiment.
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Through that, I learned how to cope with criticisms of medication.
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Weston and Brian also both take medication to help their symptoms.
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And of course, abstaining from medication is totally reasonable for some.
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If my achievements are enabled by medication, are they truly mine?
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There's a pernicious dismissiveness of those who take medication long-term.
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Ethical quandaries always arise when testing medication on humans and animals.
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That will drastically increase the need for medication and lifestyle changes.
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Instead, she's been relying on pain medication, which simply isn't enough.
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The abundance of errors in medication lists put patients at risk.
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In these instances, antidepressant medication, behavioral therapy, and exercise can help.
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Sure, you have to be really privileged to get this medication.
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He had continued to drink heavily and to abuse prescription medication.
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They were not being given the medication they had been prescribed.
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They told lawmakers that they did not have access to medication.
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Sadly, though, there's another reason for widespread skepticism about addiction medication.
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The records included patient demographics, diagnoses, procedures, medication and other data.
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No one forced me to get diagnosed or to take medication.
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Yes, the risks of my medication involve serious diseases like cancer.
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Some news articles stressed the risk of a commonly used medication.
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Her sisters said it appeared she had stopped taking her medication.
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There are effective treatments, including medication, physical therapy or bladder retraining.
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Many, feeling overwhelmed, just drift off and never start on medication.
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I was coming off the heroin and alcohol without any medication.
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Psychotherapy, an alternative to medication, is currently underused, many experts say.
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None of this registered because of the medication I was on.
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I call from the car and they bring out the medication.
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Ganio agrees and encourages people who need medication not to overbuy.
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Medication education is barely a consideration in our health care system.
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I just felt medication wasn't going to be the final cure.
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Around 287,000 medication abortions were performed in the U.S. in 2014.
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Many are turning to ideas like these to improve medication adherence.
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Wozniacki said she had been receiving regular treatment and taking medication.
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The others, in Little Rock and Fayetteville, offer only medication abortions.
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His blood contains a rare antibody necessary for a pioneering medication.
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However, the "Restoring Access to Medication Act (RAMA) of 28503" (H.
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It directs states to prioritize medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
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Mr. Steffen was taken to the hospital and given more medication.
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The amount of medication, shots, and doctor visits is mind-boggling.
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One, I needed to go on medication; I was seriously depressed.
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The new medication, he said, allows him to think more clearly.
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He takes medication for severe anxiety and other mental health problems.
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Patients who still have tachycardia despite medication may undergo catheter ablations.
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These STIs can all either be cured or managed with medication.
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"Medication is something approved and deemed to be safe," she said.
|
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Vectura's VR475 treatment delivers asthma medication budesonide through its nebuliser inhaler.
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The appointment is a follow up after starting on anxiety medication.
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Then I was given the medication and painkillers and sent home.
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You&aposll either receive medication or surgery, depending on the situation.
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The dispensers first flash to remind users to take their medication.
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They include smart-medication devices, virtual reality and family connection apps.
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Cough medication should not be given to children younger than 6.
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Patients often suffer complications during the wait for the right medication.
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Pain medication faces distinctive problems that don't apply to other drugs.
|
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"He brought some medication for my sick son," Mr. Aslam said.
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And Seattle expanded medication assisted treatment in residential and inpatient settings.
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Finding allergy medication that doesn't induce drowsiness is an obvious approach.
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He had fallen asleep reading and missed a round of medication.
|
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At 7:40, the nurses arrived and unplugged his medication pump.
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These are actions that can be taken outside medication and vaccinations.
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He said he then took anti-inflammatory medication and felt better.
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Medication abortion, by contrast, gives women ''a second chance at choice.
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Also, items for our pets, including food, medication, bedding and bowls.
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Rosie's been taking medication for CAH since she was a baby.
|
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Sales for Subsys, an opioid cancer pain medication, fell this quarter.
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He'd also back the expansion of buprenorphine, the opioid addiction medication.
|
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She is using the prescription medication Levaquin to treat the pneumonia.
|
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She ended up getting anti-inflammatory medication and doing physical therapy.
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I have used pain medication for 35 years without a problem.
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They all continued with their usual antipsychotic medication throughout the trial.
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The cost of biopsy, the chemotherapy and medication is very high.
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His current medication is just not doing the trick, she says.
|
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Medication did not help, she believed, so she stopped taking it.
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Advances in medication abortion are vital and important, but not enough.
|
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Severe cases like Sophia's require a doctor's care and prescription medication.
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They have a sister who can't get medication for her illness.
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I still go to therapy and I'm on anxiety medication now.
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"He is supposed to be on medication right now," she said.
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People who are having abortions are increasingly using medication over surgery.
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They&aposll also consider medication, like oral misoprostol, to induce contractions.
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Cover image: A woman holds a handful of her medication bottles.
|
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Yet, their lung function tests improved only with the active medication.
|
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He kept asking for a "deadline" to go off the medication.
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One featured an anthropomorphic intestine hawking Xifaxan, an anti-diarrhea medication.
|
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He tried therapy, yoga, meditation, and medication, but nothing was working.
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Without medication, I can't walk or even get out of bed.
|
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It felt like patients got more demanding that they get medication.
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" Because she's "adorable" and I'm "supposed to be on cholesterol medication?
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Residents aren't expected to bring anything other than clothing and medication.
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" Ms. Rossman said the case appeared to be the first challenge to the Bureau of Prisons policy on medication-assisted treatment, adding, "What's now coming across loud and clear is that the standard of care to treat opioid use disorder is medication-assisted treatment, and it's ineffective and unlawful to prevent individuals from accessing their treatment and medication for that disease.
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The lawsuit states he went without insulin for six days in February and 10 days this summer, without blood pressure medication for two weeks in the spring and without cholesterol medication for a week in July.
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"Given that Surescripts is, to our knowledge, the sole clearinghouse for medication history in the United States, the core question is whether Surescripts will allow customers to share their medication history with pharmacies," the spokesperson said.
|
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"People using this medication should use care when applying and storing the medication if they are also in a household with pets, as even very small amounts could be dangerous to these animals," the FDA added.
|
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"I am so anti-medication, but everybody was just like, 'You should probably consider medication because we don't want to see you like this'… And I didn't want to live like that any longer," she shares.
|
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The facility has received and corrected other deficiencies in the past, including improperly stored syringes, which were used to measure liquid medication, and over-bed tables and medication trays that were not properly cleaned and disinfected.
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The medication I should be prescribed is anti-anxiety medication—I'm naturally quite amped up, for instance, so the dosage of Klonopin that would put a normal person to sleep sort of just levels me out.
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The medication has been cited as a so-called "suspect" medication in hundreds of deaths voluntarily reported by caregivers, doctors and other medical professionals since it hit the market, as highlighted in a recent CNN report.
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During the first 10 months Nuplazid was on the market, 244 deaths were reported to the FDA in which Nuplazid was a "suspect" medication, according to an analysis conducted by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices.
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This allegedly resulted in [Name withheld by BuzzFeed News] not receiving anti-psychotic medication, despite the IHSC chief psychiatrist's agreement with the MQMU's findings and recommendation that [Name withheld by BuzzFeed News] receive anti-psychotic medication.
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He'd been prescribed a medication after he suffered a blood clot in the summer, he said, and he thought he fell ill because a doctor had changed his medication and he had accidentally missed a dose.
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You will report here at eight each morning, when the clinic opens, for your intravenous medication, and"—she held up two plastic pill containers—"you will take your oral medication, without fail , every night at dinner.
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According to the Post, the New York banker asked his assistant to give him Narcan, an emergency medication intended to reverse the effects of a narcotic overdose, but he lost consciousness before the medication could take effect.
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According to the New York Post, the banker asked his assistant to give him Narcan, an emergency medication intended to reverse the effects of a narcotic overdose, but he lost consciousness before the medication could take effect.
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A similar study at the University of Massachusetts Medical School found that 91% of participants either reduced the amount of medication they needed to sleep or stopped taking medication entirely after a mindfulness and sleep therapy course.
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The director at the facility, Oakmont of Mariner Point in Alameda, California, told the patient's son, Jason Laveglia, that the medication wasn't an antipsychotic and threatened to evict his mother if she wasn't put on the medication.
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After asking the participants about their smartphone use, headache history and medication use, they found that smartphone users were more likely to use more pain medication but find less relief compared to those who didn't use smartphones.
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In recent interviews, Harold Bornstein told the newspaper that Trump uses a prostate-related drug to maintain hair growth, medication to control rosacea, a common skin problem, and statin, a lipid-lowering medication for elevated blood cholesterol.
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Younger patients who aren't regularly taking pills may find the idea of a PCSK9 injectable more appealing, he said, while older patients already on medication can more easily add another pill to their medication regimen, he said.
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"[Eighteen] states require the clinician providing a medication abortion to be physically present during the procedure, thereby prohibiting the use of telemedicine to prescribe medication for abortion remotely," according to a Guttmacher Institute policy update from March.
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Whatever you do, don't stop taking lifesaving medication due to side effects.
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Paying for Truvada, the preventive medication, without parental consent is even harder.
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Groups kept the simplicity and community focus of AA, but added medication.
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Nova then comes over with some um, medication for Violet's aching hands.
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If you took a prescription medication, how long did you take it?
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More voltage, more medication — and each fiber can carry a different one.
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Her doctors have had her try nearly every medication that's out there.
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The watch promises to send medication reminders as well as dosage instructions.
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My story, and my decision to stop medication, is shaped by privilege.
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These patients were privately insured and took at least one neurologic medication.
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I'm finally at UCLA and I'm on the right doses of medication.
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Penelope goes back on her medication and returns to group therapy again.
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Medication for high blood pressure was found in the room, WBAL reports.
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Upon landing, Baker told authorities that he was not taking any medication.
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She's remained on the medication as she's transitioned to less intensive treatment.
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She says she wasn't aware of Prince taking medication to manage pain.
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Without medication she spiraled downward, eventually threatening suicide at a court hearing.
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"There is a heavy medication burden associated with this disease," says Emerson.
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Professionals also stress that ADHD medication—particularly stimulants—shouldn't be taken lightly.
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"Medication is an active drug surrounded by so much else," Jensen says.
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Doctors recommended various treatments, including laser therapy and medication, but neither worked.
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And 230% of prisoners now stay on their medication while in jail.
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Paddock found gambling to be his ideal job and medication of choice.
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She continues to take medication and visits her psychiatrist every three months.
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The measure would also require the campuses to report on medication abortion.
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Doctors may also recommend medication to help with any anxiety or depression.
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Brittany was given a blood transfusion, plus iron medication for six weeks.
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"I was on [opioid pain medication] OxyContin," said the 45-year-old.
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He found himself needing medication to live that he could not afford.
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There were increases in the cost of prescription medication and doctor visits.
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The erectile dysfunction drug Viagra was originally intended as blood pressure medication.
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Fester visits it to pick up his medication four times a day.
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In went my toothbrush, my daily anti-anxiety medication, and charging cords.
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Synthetic cannabinoids originated in a quest to create a better pain medication.
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Hill had stopped taking his medication shortly before his death, she said.
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Kids need to learn how to safely manage their own medication eventually.
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You shouldn't feel ashamed to use medication to help with mental illness.
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There has been no major breakthrough in depression medication for 30 years.
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This accusation comports with Chao's documented history of cavalier prescription medication dolling.
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The mothers completed questionnaires on medication use for themselves and their children.
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Buprenorphine is a medication to treat opioid use disorder, similar to methadone.
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In some ways, this behavior may be a form of self medication.
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EpiPens contain epineprhine, which like naloxone is a decades-old, generic medication.
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I did get prescribed an anti-anxiety medication for the bad days.
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He has taken anti-psychotic medication for years and allegedly experiences hallucinations.
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One of the complaints alleged that Salley took payment in pain medication.
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And why do kids often want ADHD medication that don't maybe need?
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Chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder, self-medication with alcohol and drugs.
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Kaine, who works out three times a week, is not on medication.
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A technician there informed me that that branch didn't carry this medication.
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Witnesses say the boy&aposs father refused to give his son medication.
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"Our paper is not suggesting that people take expired medication," Cantrell said.
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"But clearly, every medication that we put into our body has risks."
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Around 15 women who took the medication have not yet given birth.
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"He wanted anyone who needed this medication to get it," Wilkinson said.
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Parker first takes down the idea that a medication abortion is unsafe.
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From Schulman's perspective, all the research focused on medication is somewhat disappointing.
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Health is another key area as Japan's aging population seeks affordable medication.
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Such programs can include medication guides and communications plans for healthcare providers.
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What about me being placed on medication before my system could age?
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Shortly before his death, Hill had stopped taking his medication, she said.
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It may help you remember getting a procedure or medication, she said.
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She confiscated my medication and said staff sometimes conducted random breath tests.
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I think the time has come I start a medication for psoriasis.
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But studies show that stable angina can be well controlled with medication.
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In some women, preventive medication or psychotherapy might be relevant, Rasmussen added.
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I had to be on a little bit more medication in case.
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" As for whether she's taking medication for the disorder, Seyfried said, "Yeah.
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"Because there clearly is evidence that using medication can reduce crash risk."
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And most of us want to minimize our intake of pain medication.
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The Asthma Health app measured patients' symptoms, triggers and medication adherence accurately.
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The days go by, and I am slowly taken off my medication.
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Only around 60 percent of people prescribed depression medication improve, Cipriani said.
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Medication helped me improve, and it helps me regulate to this day.
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Am I right to assume you are on a lot of medication?
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For example, the stoppers on medication vials are often made of latex.
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"Whether something is medication is a separate set of issues," Kleiman said.
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"Forget medication, forget therapy," he told The New York Times in June.
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Asylum to the Age of Prozac (1997), this move toward medication rendered
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Roughly half the women required more medication before the twelve-hour mark.
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Daily painkillers are avoided, as they can result in medication-overuse headaches.
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She has high blood pressure and vertigo, but manages both with medication.
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None of the trials directly compared the effects of medication to exercise.
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The medication can be used up to 10 weeks into a pregnancy.
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She then helped Thomas find a medication better suited for his body.
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I began Googling ways to commit suicide using over-the-counter medication.
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Consumers simply drop the unwanted medication into what looks like a mailbox.
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We need medication with assistance and treatment—not in lieu of it.
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Medicaid is available to those who qualify, and it covers prescription medication.
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He still suffers from seizures and needs regular monitoring, medication and treatment.
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A chubby child, he had been prescribed the medication to lose weight.
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Uninsured Americans were seven times as likely to skip doses of medication.
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"Throwing more pain medication at it isn't necessarily the answer," he said.
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One person forgot her pain medication, and her husband followed her out.
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Some youth might also benefit from therapy without added medication, she said.
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My father was tough, but now felt unrelenting nausea, unrelieved by medication.
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The three women began to criticize Latoya for not giving him medication.
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On top of all his fantasies, Arthur also stops taking his medication.
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Gover said the approval signals "validation of the science of cannabinoid medication."
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More than 80% of participants in the study consistently took their medication.
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Training also covered risks associated with antipsychotic medication used to treat agitation.
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The equine therapy was more effective at treating her pain than medication.
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Whitefield said the price of the medication has yet to be determined.
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"You take your medication so you just sleep all day," he said.
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The pharmacist and her team then dispense the medication to the patient.
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Consumers who have this medication should return it or throw it away.
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The data includes patients&apos names, contact information, diagnoses, and medication orders.
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We would have summoned medication and therapeutic care for his afflicted brain.
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After starting the medication, the child began to look a little better.
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The medication Mr. Nublett sometimes takes for his anxiety makes him drowsy.
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She drinks too much, and recklessly combines alcohol and anti-anxiety medication.
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I continued to take the medication when I was pregnant with Lucian.
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I do prescribe medication, cautiously and judiciously, for the clinically anxious girl.
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Regardless, medication should never be the most important part of the treatment.
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When psychiatrists prescribe medication for depression, their first choice is usually antidepressants.
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Sleep is difficult, and I've always had to take medication for that.
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I bought them anti-inflammatory medication and treatments for scabies and lice.
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"Anytime we take any medication, we double- and triple-check," Wozniacki said.
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She had struggled to kick heroin and prescription pain medication for years.
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These hallucinations are not explained by mental illness, medication, or other delusions.
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Is medication the answer or are there alternative ways to tackle this?
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It's possible that MJ's team got him an off-market acne medication.
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So they look for ways to obtain medication in their deployed setting.
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"Resistance to medication is a doctor's job, not a pharmacist's," he says.
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I'm on Prozac, which is an anti-depressant and anti-anxiety medication.
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They provide medication-assisted treatment because it's right and because it works.
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These workshops allowed him to reconnect with experiences erased by the medication.
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Two indispensable weapons in a certain brand of millennial's self medication arsenal.
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I will continue to take medication for the rest of my life.
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Often we have to choose whether to pay for medication or food.
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Current treatment for the condition includes counseling and medication, including anti-depressants.
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Before the law, 22 percent of abortions in Ohio were by medication.
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The suits allege that excessive medication led directly to the patients' deaths.
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He had stopped taking his medication shortly before his death, she said.
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He has come off a heart medication that can affect kidney function.
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Plastic cocoons, anti-anxiety medication and 10,103 people from around the world.
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Neurosurgery was a more appealing prospect to me than therapy and medication.
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The old generic medication is also approved to treat arthritis and lupus.
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What if MyRxCloud could smoothly import medication information from electronic health records?
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Cops also believe Roger is suffering from health issues, and needs medication.
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Similarly, after I began medication the songs in my head dried up.
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But the medication has one disadvantage: it turns urine a vivid blue.
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Prescribing medication is far from an exact science, as Sullivan's experience illustrates.
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That has raised concerns about hurting people who genuinely need the medication.
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The disease can be treated with medication if caught early, he said.
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" Democrats shouted to interrupt him, with one yelling, "You need your medication!
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Pharmacies, which sold the medication directly, also bear responsibility, the suit says.
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She became increasingly isolated and was no longer taking her antipsychotic medication.
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Medication must be given; some vital signs do need to be checked.
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If you have pets, do not forget about pet food and medication.
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In her bathroom he found three unopened bottles of prescription sleep medication.
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They would just ask how our medication was going and that's it.
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Her doctors, including Dr. Roe, switched her to a different medication, Sirolimus.
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A patient undergoing a medication abortion takes two pills several hours apart.
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Then, hoping to jump-start his creativity, he went off his medication.
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Today, on epilepsy medication, I feel fine — as I have for years.
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The boys were even given anti-anxiety medication to avert panic attacks.
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I am high risk due to medication I take for [rheumatoid arthritis].
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Last summer, she began having seizures, though they have subsided with medication.
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Once a fungal infection becomes established, antifungal medication will probably be necessary.
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Dog owners reported mixed results with medication, training, herbs, CDs and ThunderShirts.
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Experts suggest stocking at least a 30-day supply of prescription medication.
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"All people wanted to do was give me more medication," she said.
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For 35 years, Slater has taken one psychotropic medication or the other.
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Yes, but: Surescripts does not allow pharmacies to access medication history data.
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Now, some wait in shelters for chemotherapy, dialysis, pain medication, a pillow.
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Even levels that do not usually require medication can increase the risk.
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The bill doesn't mandate the recovery centers use one medication over another.
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Her requests to go home to retrieve her heart medication were denied.
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These behaviors can serve as coping mechanisms or forms of self-medication.
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Her medication costs $500 for 70 pills, she said, beyond her means.
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The researchers also measured the patients' weight, BMI, A1C and medication use.
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Instead, she was given medication and instructed to self-quarantine at home.
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A Guatemalan team added pain-control medication to the list of requirements.
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Prescribing medication has been deemed ineffective, and electroconvulsive therapy is considered unethical.
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I am someone who takes a medication for her anxiety and depression.
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Consumers are urged to read these inserts before taking a new medication.
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If you have leftover prescription medication, it's best to discard it safely.
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They also are reversible — if the medication is stopped, puberty will progress.
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Pharmacists have refused to fill birth control and PrEP HIV prophylaxis medication.
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But she's unwilling to take that risk — or the eye medication — again.
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A combination of therapy and medication greatly improved my quality of life.
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Treatment may consist of medication, therapy, or a combination of the two.
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It may even improve health outcomes through encouraging patient adherence to medication.
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They can say "Alexa, manage my medication," to get started on reminders.
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This spring, officials discovered a counterfeit cancer medication in Germany's supply chain.
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Most advocates advise using medication in conjunction with regular therapy or counseling.
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So he's treating his addiction through the state program without the medication.
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Nowhere in the files is there any mention of medication or therapy.
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The medication I take for epilepsy isn't "high value" for every patient.
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But of course, see your doctor regarding anything to do with medication.
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Price asks if Unsworth saw doctors or got medication after Musk's tweets.
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She was released Thursday afternoon along with some antibiotics and other medication.
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This is especially unnecessary for medication abortion, which involves women ingesting pills.
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Blood vessels also didn't relax properly even when the firefighters took medication.
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They know a woman who has stopped going out to buy medication.
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"They are godsent," one survivor said after receiving a box of medication.
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Instead, he credited his use of methadone, a medication for opioid addiction.
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Other addiction patients have told Vox about struggles to find medication treatments.
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And the medication rapidly relieves withdrawal symptoms without causing a euphoric high.
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This made it impossible for me to access medication at the pharmacy.
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Many veterans also take benzodiazepines (antianxiety medication) for post-traumatic stress disorder.
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He had stopped taking the medication he had been prescribed for schizophrenia.
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Is it acne medication (acne is sometimes called spots in the U.K.)?
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I pick up my mom and take her to get some medication.
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Residents were advised to keep medication supplies up-to-date and accessible.
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If you want tuna or salmon flavored medication, we can do that.
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She wanted medication to make it stop, and she wasn't getting it.
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I took the medication for a couple days, but it wasn't working.
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She was standing at the pharmacy, unable to get her diabetes medication.
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There were increases in the costs of prescription medication and hospital services.
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It can mean supportive care like giving fluids, oxygen or pain medication.
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He and the mother have both been on the medication for years.
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In many cases, gardens and nature are more powerful than any medication.
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When he doesn't take his medication, she said, the delusions are nonstop.
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But eventually she stopped taking her medication, and her mental health deteriorated.
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It was looking at people deemed by medical services to require medication.
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They couldn't refrigerate their diabetes medication or hook up their oxygen tanks.
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So whether or not you are likely to respond to a medication.
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Should you take more of a drug medication or less of that?
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Buprenorphine is a medication used to manage and treat someone's opioid abuse.
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For kids whose anxiety interferes with their ability to perform daily tasks, a professional may recommend pairing CBT with medication, though Alden says they typically have a higher threshold for prescribing medication for children than they do adults.
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For example, using these different lists of drug costs, Express Scripts can charge its employer clients $15 for a particular medication but pay the pharmacy just $1 for the same medication — and keep the extra money for itself.
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Though medication abortion is the easiest option to integrate into primary care, McLemore points out that some people will still want or need other abortion procedures—medication abortion is only approved for use up to 10 weeks' gestation.
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While medication ordered online may not have been through FDA testing to establish potency and lack of contamination, one recent study of abortion pills ordered online found that most contained enough of the necessary medication to be effective.
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"There has certainly been a lot of reports about associations between taking medication - particularly psychiatric medication - during pregnancy and various outcomes," said Dr. Alexander Kolevzon, of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York City.
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AOT is court-mandated treatment, which can include medication and therapy, for those who fit strict criteria of having a history of non-compliance to medication and a high number of arrests or hospitalizations within a certain timeframe.
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In the main public hospital, we are allowed access, albeit briefly, to see shelves empty of basic medication, appalling hygiene that medics believe has caused infections in the hospital to rise and patients who have brought their own medication.
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Specifically, "male ADHD patients had a 38% lower risk of (motor vehicle crashes) when receiving ADHD medication compared to when not receiving medication, and female patients had a 42% lower risk of (motor vehicle crashes) when medicated," Chang said.
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I was prescribed some medication that ruined my life, and then I was prescribed some medication that didn't ruin my life as much (I could see after the fourth antipsychotic I tried, at least, which was a definite plus).
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"Bipolar is considered one of those where once you have that first episode that qualifies you as needing medication, the standard is you should be on medication from then on, even when you're [not exhibiting symptoms]," Choi-Kain says.
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She wants the sport to eliminate all medications in the two weeks before a race, bar trainers with multiple medication violations, mandate complete public transparency of injury and medication records, end whipping and switch to high-quality synthetic tracks.
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They simply hit a button to request a delivery or setup medication reminders.
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There were allegations of low morale, medication issues and neglect at the facility.
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I take medication and I rely on the village that is other mothers.
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Opioid medication accounted for nearly 19,000 deaths—more than heroin and cocaine combined.
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She also normalized taking medication —again — by virtue of simply talking about it.
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The full music video for "Heartache Medication" will be available Friday, Aug. 2.
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"Though stopping the medication usually also helps to stop the symptoms," he says.
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CBT and medication therapy are the best things I've ever done for myself.
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You can also try taking anti-inflammatory medication if things get really bad.
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No medication or surgical protocol Khan has heard of can restore the tubes.
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But TMZ and RadarOnline reported Locklear may have mixed alcohol and prescription medication.
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There isn't a single medication that will relieve all pain for all patients.
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Either way, you can check medication prices through the government's Medicare Plan finder.
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Critics of the law say it could end medication abortions in the state.
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They include: * Never take an opioid medication that is not prescribed to you.
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His eyes were fused shut and he needed help breathing and pain medication.
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