The model's full line is "Pills to grow, pills to shrink, pills, pills, pills and a good stiff drink / pills to fuck, pills to eat, pills, pills, pills down the kitchen sink," according to the magazine.
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Authorities got specific during the hearing ... 57 green pills, 78 white pills and 139 round white pills.
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Where are my pills, where did I leave my pills ?
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Benczkowski alleged that one Houston-area doctor prescribed 2 million pills, including more than 800,000 oxycodone pills and almost 450,000 hydrocodone pills.
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The pills ostensibly for bloodpressure and the pills ostensibly for cholesterol and the pills he wasn't sure what they did: for anxiety.
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AMY: In those day, there were no red pills or blue pills.
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But that doesn't mean the last week's pills are just sugar pills.
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Yeah definitely: you forget pills, and people still get pregnant on pills.
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Lots of birth control packs have four weeks of pills: three weeks of pills that prevent pregnancy and one week of pills that are inactive.
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To the naked eye the pills looked identical, both light-blue diamond-shaped pills.
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All prescribe birth control pills, and some prescribe patches, rings and morning-after pills.
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The body had pills in one of his pockets — was Mr. Reshad carrying pills?
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I take lots of pills to deal with this; I take sleeping pills and tranquilizers.
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" In another he wrote: "If I'm gonna overdose on pills it's gonna be sleeping pills.
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It cost about $500 for these two pills—these two tiny little pills, 500 bucks.
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I was taking pills to get out of bed and more pills to get back in.
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There's stuff around these pills that people are selling, these wine ... There's all kinds of pills.
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Packages of 180 Mektovi 15 mg pills, 180 Braftovi 75 mg pills and 120 Braftovi 50 mg pills each had list prices of about $11,000 when they were approved last June.
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Both types of pills are equally effective, but combined pills with estrogen cause potential problems for women who smoke or have high blood pressure, for instance, that progestin-only pills don't.
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On the date of his arrest, authorities found 196 Tramadol pills in his backpack, 106 Tramadol pills at his desk at Coast Guard Headquarters and 122 Tramadol pills in his Maryland home.
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Investigators have not said whether Prince ingested those pills or whether he knew the pills contained fentanyl.
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According to new docs, law enforcement found Ziploc bags with pills as well as envelopes containing pills.
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The pills were pink, he testified, and no blue pills were found when they searched Cosby's home.
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A bottle of pills pops off the shelf, and the many pills playfully become a deadly one.
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"My husband was on 19 pills a day, and they had me on 11 pills day," Whorl said.
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But it's Big Pharma's pastel pills that got Americans hooked, and those pills still burst with Indian alkaloids.
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The filter displays the words "liberate abortion pills" and the crown releases pills when users open their mouths.
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When both pills are used for pregnancies of up to 10 weeks, the pills are 98 percent effective.
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Some birth control pills contain just synthetic progesterone (called progestin); other "combination pills" contain both progestin and estrogen.
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Back to birth control pills, if your pills run out and you can't get a refill on time, Dr. White says you can use expired pills as a bridge to getting a new pack.
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Police found a bottle of pills that Manuel said were vitamins but that officers contended were illegal Ecstasy pills.
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Nurx currently offers combination pills, progesterone-only pills, the patch, NuvaRing, and emergency contraceptives, like Plan B One Step.
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Taking pills in the morning, taking pills on an empty stomach, or just about anything can trigger my nausea.
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The complaint alleges that the pills Miller received from Pettit were counterfeit oxycodone pills containing fentanyl, cocaine and Xanax.
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He didn't want to become the man who forgot his pills, or the man who remembered his fuckin' pills.
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The rise in purity of ecstasy pills has been well documented, with some pills containing quadruple doses: 300mg of MDMA.
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If you do not take your pills for several days, there are multiple poké-pills floating on the bottle's location.
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The black bottle contains 30 red pills and 30 blue pills, along with precise instructions on how to take them.
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"I just loved to get fucked-up — drinking, cocaine, opiates, marijuana, diet pills, pain pills, everything," he told the magazine.
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Places to make krill pills, pills that will allay your heart attack fears because purchasing always makes us feel good.
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If those seven days takes you into the placebo pills, you should finish all the active pills in your pack, throw it out (that is, skip the inactive pills) and start a new pack the next day.
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Constand, then the director of operations for the Temple University women's basketball team, alleged the comedian gave her three pills he said were herbal pills to help her relax before sexually assaulting her when the pills incapacitated her.
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A normal 28-day pack of Taytulla contains 24 pink hormone pills followed by four maroon placebo pills that cause bleeding.
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"I just loved to get fucked-up — drinking, cocaine, opiates, marijuana, diet pills, pain pills, everything," he told Playboy in 2012.
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There are two likely possibilities: Either a pharmaceutical manufacturer mislabeled the pills, or the pills were illegally manufactured and obtained illegally.
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When he went to Veterans Affairs, the doctors gave him pain pills, sleeping pills—500 mg of Hydrocodone, Valium, and Ambien.
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To top it off, she was also given pills to help with the anxiety she had about taking all these pills.
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The Slits were on and I spent most of the time running around the stage on pep pills MS: Pet pills?
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The pills may have been mislabeled by a pharmaceutical manufacturer, or the pills may have been illegally manufactured and obtained illegally.
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Addicts run out of pills or lose access to pills and turn to heroin—it's cheaper, more powerful, and more deadly.
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Cops say the scene indicated Mac crushed or snorted one or more pills ... only 6 of the 10 pills were recovered.
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"I would fill my hand with pills and swallow them — I didn't care how many pills were in my hand," she says.
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She says that Sheen told her to take two of the pills immediately and then the remaining pills later in the day.
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The company also recalled a lot of its Taytulla birth control pills, which were packaged with placebo pills in the wrong order.
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Sleeping pills and pills to wake up with were handed out on Air Force One "without triaging patient history," the summary said.
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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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But he didn't start using opioids with pills from a doctor—or even pills from a friend or the family medicine cabinet.
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Military treatment facilities and Tricare cover a wide range of contraceptives including daily pills, long-acting implanted devices and emergency contraception pills.
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For example, one pharmacy in Ansonia sold 5.4 million pills, or 272 pills for every woman, man and child in the town.
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Constand, then the director of operations for the Temple University women's basketball team, testified Tuesday that the comedian gave her three pills he said were herbal pills to help her relax before sexually assaulting her when the pills incapacitated her.
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I tried pretty much everything to prevent migraines — antidepressants, blood pressure pills, anti-seizure pills — some of which had pretty nasty side effects.
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At the time, she compared the pills to pills her family members had gotten from the pharmacy, and claimed that they were identical.
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Birth control pills (both combination pills and progesterone-only ones), IUDs, or injections tend to work well at preventing cramps, according to ACOG.
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Hekmati's captors would force him to take lithium and other addictive pills and then stop giving him the pills to invoke withdrawal symptoms.
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Pills found in his Minnesota home were reportedly marked as hydrocodone, but when tested the pills turned out to have fentanyl in them.
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The hormonal pills prevent the ovaries from releasing an egg and the placebo pills are what cause the simulated period on the pill.
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Some allergies can be prevented with immunotherapy pills Two years ago, the FDA approved the first sublingual pills for grass and ragweed allergies.
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BH: Actually, I gag on pills, and here I was working on this company where the whole form of nutrition was larger pills.
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"—David J. Mathison, MD Old pain pills "People hang onto leftover pills, especially narcotic painkillers because they're getting harder to get scripts for.
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How many pills should that person take before the implant is really working, and should they continue to take pills after it's working?
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GANIM: For five to six thousand dollars, Martin says, someone could potentially sell $10 million of fake pills, pills that can be deadly.
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The package contained potassium iodide pills, more colloquially known as "nuke pills," and the instructions included with the pills informed us that we should take one pill per day in the "unlikely event" that there was a radiation leak from the power plant.
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Missing a few days of the active pills, as you would if you took placebo pills, could result in the ovaries releasing an egg.
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The pills might contribute to depressive symptoms, but it's also possible that girls begin taking birth control pills to treat symptoms they're already experiencing.
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His wild lifestyle of pills, sex, parties and more pills, is juxtaposed with images of Verdon feeding their daughter dinner and arranging child care.
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Payers likely won't warm to smart pills like Abilify MyCite while evidence of their benefits remains meager — but smart pills aren't doomed just yet.
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Birth control pills can cost more than $600 a year without insurance coverage, with some brand name and low estrogen pills costing much more.
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Sprout also settled on a price: $400 for a month of pills, or about the cost of a month's worth of erectile dysfunction pills.
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However, analysis of the pills showed that instead of acetaminophen and hydrocodone, these pills instead contained a mixture of fentanyl, lidocaine and U-47700.
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Other women may get pregnant soon after they stop taking birth control pills, or they might continue on the pills, not realizing they're pregnant.
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Proving that injectable H.I.V. drugs work is important because many people forget to take their daily pills or cannot keep pills in their homes.
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They may take the pills without food and feel ill, or perhaps they don't take the pills at all, with fatal consequences, she said.
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In that raid, cops said they uncovered two loaded firearms, 22 Xanax pills, 120 pills of hydrocodone/acetaminophen and a large amount of ganja.
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Read more about Miso in TechCrunch Multiply Labs – Customizable supplement pills Taking pills sucks, not only do you have to remember to take your medicine at specific times, but you also often have to remember to take more pills than meals you eat a day.
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Traditional pharmaceutical companies print pills in large batches, but Multiply Labs is using 3D printers to form the custom pills, and robots to fill them.
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Prescribing too many pills might lead patients to take more than they need, the study says — or leave them with extra pills to be sold.
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Pharmaceutical distributors sent more than 780 million hydrocodone and oxycodone pills to the state between 2007 and 2012, equating to 433 pills for every resident.
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I tried three months of birth control pills and am now on estrogen patches to see if they help my symptoms better than the pills.
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This was the first oral contraceptive to give women the option of foregoing monthly withdrawal bleeding; it contained 84 hormone pills and seven placebo pills.
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Even though Tara didn't receive her pills until the 11-week mark, she was undeterred by the warnings about taking the pills past 10 weeks.
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" But he added that Take Back Days are for all pills — not just controlled substances — and many people bring in vitamins and "Grandma's liver pills.
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Last year Pokémon-themed ecstasy pills were reportedly being sold around Europe, while a load of Minions-shaped pills were seized by authorities in Chile.
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Then, there's the taste, which is comparable to that of omega-3 fish-oil pills, which, coincidentally, is the reason I stopped taking fish-oil pills.
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So giving researchers a way to track how many pills patients actually use could help doctors write better opioid prescriptions that leave fewer pills left over.
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"You can get these pills to take them after," she says, referring to pills that allow a new mother to eat the placenta after giving birth.
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Those charged include two doctors who allegedly prescribed pills in exchange for sexual favors and a doctor who prosecutors say prescribed pills for their own use.
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The pills contained a lethal chemical called dinitrophenol; Parry took eight pills at once, according to reports, and "burned up from the inside" as a result.
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"If you were nonadherent to your hypertension or other pills, you were likely to be nonadherent with your (hormone therapy) pills and vice versa," Neugut said.
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That can be used to cut 1 million pills, and on the street, those pills can bring in a total of $20 million to $30 million.
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Since the dose comes in three pills instead of one, you can spread the three pills out across the day in case you're a bit sensitive.
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What happens if you take birth control pills while pregnantAccording to the CDC, nine% of people who take birth control pills will become pregnant each year.
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Former investigators say Scott Peterson's car contained sleeping pills, a gun, a knife, camping gear and sleeping pills, among other things, immediately after his arrest in 2003.
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It's worth noting that, unlike the combined pill, the mini pill has no placebo pills in the pack, so you absolutely need to take all 28 pills.
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Little-known manufacturers of generic pills, superstores like Walmart and chain retailers like Rite Aid also flooded the country with billions of pills, according to the filings.
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The pills are manufactured by a subsidiary in Ireland, and the American parent pays the Irish unit for the pills before they are sold to the public.
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By the numbers: Walgreens — which bought the vast majority of its pain pills directly from manufacturers, bypassing distributors — bought about 13 billion pills over this time period.
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Fitzgerald says the liquid component helps the supplements work 10 times better in your body than powder-based pills and, she points out, some people can't swallow pills.
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During this time, many young women may start to use birth control pills, which can have an impact on breakouts since these pills affect the natural hormonal balance.
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Many states are cracking down on opioid prescriptions, either by limiting the number of pills doctors can give a patient or by limiting the potency of those pills.
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Walgreens sells a box of 200 pills for $25.99 and Costco sells a two-pack of 200-pill bottles for $7.59, while Amazon has 1,200 pills for $40.97.
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Dedicated members of the manosphere groups tend to see the world as divided between consumers of blue pills and red pills, a concept borrowed from the "Matrix" films.
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According to a 2016 government report, the latest available figures, more than 29 million Yaba pills were seized in 2016, compared to just 1.3 million pills in 2011.
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I felt really low when I wrote 'Netflix & Pills', but the deeper it is—like 'Netflix & Pills' or 'Van Gogh' or 'Behind Bars'—the more therapeutic it is.
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There were missteps too, like when she gave Dr. Barbie a case of pink pills without knowing that at that time pink pills were known to be methamphetamines.
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Five people have been arrested since last year for buying abortion pills online, and a mother was arrested for giving the pills to her 15-year-old daughter.
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Ethel, a controlling stage mom, was the first person to put 243-year-old Frances on a diet of pills: Amphetamines in the morning, sleeping pills at night.
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The implication of overprescription, of extra pills in a bathroom cabinet or additional days of pills, are a trickle down effect that has led to this crisis point.
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Researchers found that healthy women who use oral contraceptive pills, or OCPs, have smaller key areas of the brain than those who do not use birth control pills.
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An FTC case about spam emails selling "herbal and safe" male enhancement pills found that the company was actually selling pills with sildenafil, the active ingredient in Viagra.
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Oracon's most documented motivation behind the first placebo pills was to help women ensure that they were taking their pills correctly: Inactive pills meant that women now took a pill every single day, thus putting them on a more routine schedule and making it easier to notice if they'd missed one.
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When patients get the pills outside the medical system, those pills may not have been through the FDA's system for regulating the potency and content of medication, Perritt said.
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Ruiz's room was then searched, where cops say they found 16 yellow pills marked "215," 2 pink pills marked "K40," 3 Suboxone strips, 4 fentanyl patches, 2 boxes of .
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We were picking the pills off the sides of the jar, where they were stuck in pools of some kind of petroleum jelly-like substance from inside the pills.
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The video showed rows of bags of white and yellow pills, thousands of pills being emptied into a barrel and the contents of the barrel being set on fire.
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Damien Hirst, who also makes artworks displaying pills (albeit ones that are cast metal and polychromed), gave Mr. Tomaselli a fistful of fabricated pills during a trip to London.
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Investigators later found that the pills contained fentanyl, according to published reports, but they have not given any indication as to whether those pills are tied to Prince's death.
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Among medications found in a dressing room, and in suitcases and bags, was an Aleve bottle that contained pills stamped "Watson 385," which is used on hydrocodone-acetimonophen pills.
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For a three-year Mars trip, an astronaut would need 1,100 birth control pills and the packaging to contain them, plus those pills expire after a set amount of time.
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This, the lawsuits argue, adds up to false advertising with deadly consequences — by encouraging doctors to overprescribe the pills and getting patients to think the pills were safe and effective.
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The deputies also found more than a pound of mushrooms packed in 138 bags, 11 pills of molly, 11 ecstasy pills, and one bag with a half-gram of ketamine.
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Those who take one to three pills get 15, an amount Dr. Barth's study found satisfied 85 percent of patients, and those who took four or more get 30 pills.
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For dessert, I have a brownie with hot fudge on it and take my fish oil pills with applesauce (because I'm a wimp who can't swallow big pills with water).
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Medina-Kirchner says that the first felony was for selling three ecstasy pills to an undercover cop and that the second involved being present when another dealer sold 22009 pills.
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"We did this in April, and started out with 160 poison pills, the wall, and we sat down and got rid of all the poison pills and [the] wall," Sen.
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On the new account, Mountain described the cornucopia of fentanyls he had on offer, including fentanyl citrate, fentanyl HCL and acetyl fentanyl pills he called boxy-212014s: circular blue pills with "oxy" on one side and "219" on the other, the same pills that Buemi had received in the Canada Post envelope.
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She said people considering buying pills online should be aware of the timeframe in which they need to take them—abortion pills are effective for those 10 weeks pregnant or less.
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Originally prescribed three pills per day for pain relief related to a surgery, she wrote that she "got addicted overnight" and her daily consumption eventually ballooned to 18 pills per day.
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Pills can also be adjusted mid-fall, simply by touching and dragging pills wherever you want, which opens up new ways to design and solve Dr. Mario's various virus-filled puzzles.
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We've learned Zac had a prescription bottle and 2 of the pills didn't match the label, so cops asked Zac to supply proof he had a valid Rx for the pills.
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In those kinds of cities, you had 0003,000 people at parties on weekends taking one or two pills each—you could be talking about 40–50,000 pills on a weekly basis.
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In truth, I was totally fine with the Yasmin birth control pills that I took pre-IUD; my period came like clockwork, and taking the pills made my hair crazy-thick.
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Lemonaid, available in seven states, insists that women 35 and older receive pills containing only progestin, since pills containing estrogen may increase heart risks for some women in that age group.
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For example, Borwein writes in her paper, contraceptive pills may be forgotten in luggage or left in hotel bathrooms, and it may be difficult to buy the pills in some countries.
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As a supporter of reproductive freedom, van Kempen decided to focus on contraceptives and abortion pills: Her designs include necklaces of birth control pills, IUD pendants, and an emergency contraception bracelet.
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A New York Times investigation of the science behind morning-after pills in 2012 prompted the National Institutes of Health website to delete passages suggesting emergency contraceptive pills could disrupt implantation.
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Raids on storage units associated with Berry turned up hundreds of thousands of synthetic prescription pills and 203,211 kilograms (about 21000,211.5 pounds) of raw ingredients — enough to make three million pills.
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" "I was ready, 100% ready, to take the pills.
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" There's a song on the new album called "Pills.
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VR: Pep pills – I'm giving it a polite name.
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Yet confusion persists: Though the vast majority of women have heard of emergency contraceptive pills—and are aware that they are not the same as abortion pills—recent polling from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 62 percent of people wrongly believe that pills like Plan B can be used to end an early pregnancy.
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I think the key thing that has stuck in my mind was that when you go in for an operation, and you give a supply of opioid pills, that if people are on those pills for 7 days they have an 8 percent chance of one year later still being on those narcotic pills.
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"Instead of iron pills, buy a cast-iron skillet, one of the best ways for the body to absorb iron," Dr. Eckstrom advised in response to Ms. Wolfe's concern about iron pills.
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The evidence on naltrexone pills is mixed — one review of studies found that daily naltrexone pills were no better than a placebo at reducing illicit drug use or keeping people in treatment.
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The presidential Blue House bought 364 pills in December, including 60 blue Viagra pills and the rest a generic version of the drug, according to the Democratic Party MP, Kim Sang-hee.
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"From the very beginning, NBC, The Biggest Loser, all the executive producers were very up front that certain things had a zero tolerance policy – weight loss pills, diet pills, diuretics," he says.
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In 1992, prescription opioid use was at roughly 22 pain pills per U.S. adult per year and rose to a peak level of 6003 pills per U.S. adult in 2011, IQVIA said.
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Examining responses from 11,168 people who'd said they'd used ecstasy pills at least once in the previous year, Szigeti and GDS researchers found much lower numbers: Respondents averaged 12.2 pills a year.
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That friend had been selling pills within his social circle for about five months, sourcing them through a 22015-year-old who was buying the pills on the dark web using bitcoins.
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Even when kids are old enough to take pills on their own, parents should provide the daily doses needed instead of giving kids the bottle of pills to manage on their own.
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And the pills aren't cheap: Azendus costs $35 for 60 400 mg pills , which would last for between 15 and 30 days, depending on whether you're taking two or four per day.
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A Proteus-sponsored study of about 100 patients with hypertension and type 2 diabetes suggested that its digital pills might be an improvement on regular pills, but the results were somewhat mixed.
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But if you happen to miss two pills in a row on the third week, or three pills in a row at any point of your cycle, then it's slightly more complicated.
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"Often the higher doses are the same price as lower doses, so you can double the number of pills you get for the same price, if the pills are cuttable," McClanahan says.
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She used the hot water to wash down all her prenatal vitamins, big dun-colored pills that smelled like fish food, pills that promised to soak the baby in minerals and proteins.
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"It's like evaluating the success or the effectiveness of birth control pills by measuring the number of pregnancies that occur in the 12 months after the pills are discontinued," Dr. Newman said.
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Dr. Aiken's research on self-managed abortions in Ireland found that widespread use of mail-order pills was as safe and effective as the use of pills administered in a doctor's office.
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But in a sign of some progress, Lowey said that there are "about 50 poison pills left" — a drop from the more than 100 "poison pills" she said remained a week ago.
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"Two or three missed pills is when you need to begin to get concerned, and once you get to three missed pills, you need to consider emergency contraception and using backup birth control until she has finished the first week of the pills of the new package that is begun after her bleed from emergency contraception," Cullins said.
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Last June more than 200 people signed an open letter stating they had either taken abortion pills or helped women access abortion pills in Northern Ireland, and they were willing to be arrested.
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Research has shown that adolescents who use birth control pills are more prone to be at risk for depression in adulthood -- regardless of whether they continue taking the pills when they get older.
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In fact, progesterone-only pills are often referred to as "mini pills," because they contain a lower dose of hormones than a combination pill, and because they're not as good at inhibiting ovulation.
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Between 2013 and 2018, three women have been charged for buying pills, including one instance in which a woman obtained pills for her 15-year-old daughter who was in an abusive relationship.
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A study by the Cochrane organization found that women on extended cycle pills "fared better in terms of headaches, genital irritation, tiredness, bloating, and menstrual pain" than those on pills with monthly bleeding.
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"First time I've tried it — and I think these placenta encapsulation [pills] are working 🎉💕" the mother of three, 36, wrote beneath the photo of her pink container of gray placenta pills.
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Occidental and Delek adopted poison pills to defend against billionaire investor Carl Icahn, while the other four companies unveiled poison pills following a plunge in their stock price, without disclosing a specific threat.
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Occidental and Delek adopted poison pills to defend against billionaire investor Carl Icahn, while the other four companies unveiled poison pills following a plunge in their stock price, without disclosing a specific threat.
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Most fentanyl dealers, including Zaron, advertised their pills as perfect replicas of legitimate, brand-name opioid pills — circular blue A 215s, square Mallinckrodts — but with fentanyl swapped in for the usual pharmaceutical ingredients.
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The pills were sent to us because the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in 2001 concluded that states should distribute these pills to people living within a ten-mile radius of a nuclear power plant.
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I failed the level after running out of pills. Embarrassing.
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It's unclear if pills played a role in his death.
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Researchers also lacked data on why combo pills were prescribed.
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I never like to take pills unless they're natural supplements.
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So, essentially, by sharing pills, you become a drug dealer.
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Pills get into your bloodstream by dissolving in your stomach.
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I was upstairs in my room taking pills to overdose.
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I'd hear the nurse coming through to bring people's pills.
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Rohrig said the pills could have left Constand feeling incapacitated.
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"He had three blue pills in his hand," Constand said.
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These pills turn Simpson into a fighting (and killing) machine.
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That is not a good reason to consume antioxidant pills.
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They identified the pills only by color, size and shape.
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"I trusted him and I took the pills," she said.
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Seven. I went from taking two pills to taking seven.
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I sold pills like ibuprofen, vitamins, and other pain medicine.
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"The answer is not to give sleeping pills," Fuster said.
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I was too scared to take DIY abortion pills alone.
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But it also includes things like epipens and abortion pills.
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To compensate, I went all out with hash and pills.
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And then I went upstairs and I got three pills.
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"I trust you," she said before allegedly swallowing the pills.
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But you might want to stock up on sleeping pills.
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But illegally manufactured fentanyl pills are readily available across America.
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Seizures of pills have increased in the past five years.
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"She's hoping to not need any pain pills," he says.
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The pills were wrapped in brown sacks sent from Mumbai.
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"It can happen when pills are forgotten," Dr. Linhorst explains.
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I was taking two pills a day at the time.
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"Those pills made me feel like a zombie," she said.
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Police said they found 2 pills in her sunglasses case.
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But what's killing most people these days isn't the pills.
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Not all mothers choose to consume their placentas through pills.
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Browne even says he became addicted to pills and morphine.
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He'd gotten hooked on prescription pills after a leg injury.
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Opioids slow respiratory function and sleeping pills do the same.
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I remember the first time I ran out of pills.
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I had people who would carry pills for me too.
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I mentioned that I take two pills for my cancer.
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Water glasses full of vodka he was drinking and pills.
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A third is that pills may work better than diets.
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About a third of people have difficulty swallowing pills, actually.
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And not all will take the pills they are prescribed.
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He hands Kienholz a small plastic medicine cup of pills.
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My patients may finally be able to afford their pills.
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He drank heavily beforehand and swallowed a dozen sleeping pills.
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Millie sits up in bed, groggy from those new pills.
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When she couldn't get more pills, she turned to heroin.
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The prescription for those pills were not in his name.
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Not taking pills, receiving injections and fending off panic attacks.
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At this point, he said, he was only using pills.
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I get pain pills, maybe every two, three months, OK?
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That's how I got into using heroin after the pills.
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"And you have to cut my pills again?" she asked.
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A total of 178 pills were seized in the incident.
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Jacqueline doesn't need pills to bond with her son, though.
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From there, women can administer the pills on their own.
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Watch: Drone Delivered Abortion Pills & the Fight for Reproductive Rights
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Those pills didn't come from Mexico; they came from Connecticut.
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I'll swallow pills that make my stomach and bowels spasm.
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They would just give us pills for everything — Valium, Ambien.
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"Let me go get my pills," she told her daughter.
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So an easy response was to give patients some pills.
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I'd bring her pills and rub lotion on her legs.
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She took the pills and began to feel unfocused, unsteady.
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Ms. Horr, 38, said she stockpiled the pills at home.
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It wasn't; all of the pills were plain old sugar.
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Eating even one of these pills would make her sick.
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Pills that become simply a matter of dosages and intention.
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The drinking led to prescription pills then to everything else.
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Birth control pills can cost up to $600 a year.
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One girl described watching her stepfather crush and snort pills.
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Sometimes they call the marshals, saying their pills were stolen.
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She died at 36 from an overdose of sleeping pills.
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I had visions of walkers, pain pills, crutches, a wheelchair.
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It came for mattresses, and razors and erectile dysfunction pills.
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So my psychiatrist prescribed it to replace my pink pills.
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I took the pills blindly and trusted a dysfunctional system.
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The new pills, it turned out, contained a blue dye.
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Other websites also ship the pills to the United States.
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They've counted the sales of abortion pills from Aid Access.
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"Hey, I know how to make pills," he told Zaron.
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Residue from those pills travels to treatment plants and waterways.
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Osbourne said he was taking Parkinson's medication and nerve pills.
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Richard's pills were in his bag, consolidated in one container.
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Last fall, the first three residents started taking marijuana pills.
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The pills contain just three drugs: pretomanid, bedaquiline and linezolid.
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They asked her where she had gotten the abortion pills.
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And the two pills you have to take every night.
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Birth control pills expire a year after the manufacture date.
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Soon Temmler was shipping millions of Pervitin pills each week.
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Smart pills could also monitor chemical states in the stomach.
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A court could also order patients to take digital pills.
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That's about 2202 pills for every man, woman and child.
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Seven say abortion pills should be available over the counter.
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Her eyes opened wide when she first took the pills.
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The pills contain just three drugs: pretomanid, bedaquiline and linezolid.
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Authorities believe Miller snorted those pills prior to his death.
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Our lab test confirmed that all the pills were real.
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IUDs are 2.53 times more effective than birth control pills.
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Birth control pills are a cocktail of progestogens and estrogen.
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The pills were moderately effective but made me very tired.
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Most birth control pills contain two hormones: estrogen and progestin.
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But after conducting lab tests, her research team determined that all of the pills were real, and contained the same amount of mifepristone in them as the pills administered by clinics like Planned Parenthood.
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A penile injection instead of pills for erectile dysfunction "Little blue pills" like Viagra don't cause arousal, they simply increase blood flow to the penis, making it easier to get and keep an erection.
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Giancana suggested that poison pills were more reliable than guns, so the CIA provided six pills of "high lethal content" to a cash-strapped Cuban official who had access to Castro, the subcommittee said.
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Health Canada has identified through scientific analysis that some pills being sold in Calgary as fentanyl—the typically blue-green, round fake OxyContin pills—actually contained a drug 22015 times more potent than fentanyl.
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Here's how it works: Instead of taking the row of placebo pills that you would normally take to get your period, you just skip them and go straight to your next pack of pills.
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In the story of Jessica Kilpatrick's struggle with opioid addiction that Hull's article zones in on, Kirkpatrick's addiction began when she was over-prescribed pain pills (330 pills a month) for a volleyball injury.
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For years, pharmaceutical companies pushed doctors to prescribe often addicting opioid pills to treat a huge number of painful ailments, despite a lack of evidence that these pills were effective for long-term treatment.
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Among other things, trials needed to have several hundred to several thousand patients, last at least six months, and test the safety and effectiveness of fixed dose combination pills against individual pills taken separately.
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ART DEL CUERTO, PRESIDENT OF THE BORDER PATROL UNION: Well often times we find them with birth control pills and they are told to use these pills because they may get raped along the journey.
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Their economies were once closely linked, with small factories on each bank of the St Lawrence river producing patent medicines such as Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills and Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
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That means I can theoretically sell you goat semen pills to increase your body's goat semen numbers so long as they won't kill you, which, I don't know, goat semen pills are probably not poisonous.
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"Whatever trait it is in you, whatever your personal quirk is that makes you obsessive compulsive or sloppy about your pill taking, that holds true for your chronic disease pills or oncology pills," Neugut said.
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Instead of pills falling down from the top, pills in Dr. Mario World rise up from the bottom of the screen, so as not obscure your vision of the game with your hand or thumb.
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Also, if you're someone who can't take pills with estrogen (because you get migraines with auras, for example), but don't find that progesterone-only pills work for you, the shot might be a smart alternative.
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"I was going to get pills for myself, some Vitamin D and also my wife was pregnant so getting some prenatal and fish oil pills…I didn't know what to purchase and why," he said.
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Combining the results of the two main subgroups — those offered pills immediately and those offered pills only when they showed early signs of illness — showed that these strategies lowered new infections by about 20 percent.
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K., I'm going to dump a bottle of pills on the floor and I'm going to crawl around and just consume 30 pills in 30 seconds and then I'm going to writhe like a cat.
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One company, Central Coast Nutraceuticals, duped victims out of $80 million by signing them up for subscriptions for weight loss and colon cleanse pills with acai — but some of its pills didn't even contain acai.
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And there would be no pills to help us coast through.
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By night they enjoyed "wine-o'clock, without the whining about pills".
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That was until Cosby gave her three pills that debilitated her.
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Police also found a bottle of prescription pills in the room.
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German police reportedly seized similar-looking Trump ecstasy pills last year.
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This included 29 brand-name combination pills with generic alternatives available.
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But these combo pills don't work better than the individual medicines.
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Tsvyk's lingerie-clad body lay in a bed littered with pills.
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This can include lasers, peels, creams, soaps, injectables, pills, and more.
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I don&apost know what those little blue pills look like.
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When I've been here before, they've put me on water pills.
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Some of the pills were labeled, like cyclobenzaprine, a muscle relaxant.
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With Roman, the pills are then shipped "discretely" to customers' doors.
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During the stop, police say they also found Oxycodone pain pills.
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Typically, patients undergoing medication abortions take two pills, mifepristone and misoprostol.
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I take four pills a day, three of which are vitamins.
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He eventually moved on to alcohol, marijuana, cocaine and prescription pills.
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I researched sleeping pills but didn't trust myself with the habit.
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Cannabis is available in different forms, including cigarettes, oil and pills.
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Oh, and it never pills, cracks, or dries out our lips.
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Over time people have tried to have pills to control hunger.
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I take like five pills a day for my head, still.
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He also regularly took pills he'd packed with his friend's feces.
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I remember the first time he saw me take my pills.
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But pills and nose candy go hand in hand with Hollywood.
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The pills weren&apost ingested, so the child was not harmed.
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But the pills do not shield gay men from other STDs.
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Detectives found marijuana, cocaine, Xanax and hydrocodone pills in the house.
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They take pills, to steel their nerves or dull the pain.
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The brain imaging participants reported 87.3 pills a year on average.
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"I sell diet pills," he offered as a hypothetical to Facebook.
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She was sent back to Cuba with poison pills, Lorenz remembered.
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Another tactic is to hide pills in yogurt or ice cream.
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Hannah must now swallow a handful of red or green pills.
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By 1990, he was taking 20 pills a day for pain.
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Pills like OxyContin were made harder to crush, snort and inject.
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This allowed the drug dealer to lead a bigger pills business.
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I don't have my comb, and my pills are all there.
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The phone will be bluetoothed to the cap of your pills.
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In court, Marcin Jakacki, 36, admitted to illegally selling 20,000 pills.
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When combined, alcohol and pills can seriously impair adults, Breslow said.
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This is when I started buying pills illegally on the streets.
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No other GOP poison pills unless the vote is very close.
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PAINKILLERS Say no to overdoses: Step away from those pain pills.
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One such friend named Puck returns just to analyze the pills.
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They allegedly solved this problem by dousing her with sleeping pills.
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Drug companies got the courts to mandate prescription of expensive pills.
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Yaba pills typically contain methamphetamine, caffeine and non-active bulking agents.
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He went from prescription painkillers, to street-purchased pills, to heroin.
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But stopping the pills for good ultimately wouldn't be that easy.
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He took sleeping pills, but a good night's rest eluded him.
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Larry found himself around someone with access to pills that day.
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It's a lot of bottles to juggle and pills to manage.
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Now she was off the pills, but it was no good.
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But they also said that the pills worked best in combination.
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And taking six 2000-milligram methadone pills on top of that.
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Pills are taken by party girls, meth is for homeless burnouts.
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Then he'd taken all his pills and read himself to death.
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The newest of the four mainstay pills is from the 1980s.
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For luck, I would kiss my oral chemotherapy pills every day.
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Medicare's rules for pills, inhalers and so on are equally nonsensical.
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A lot of the prescription sleeping pills actually suppress deep sleep.
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And his infections were traced back to his mother's placenta pills.
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People are definitely still buying pills, along with basically everything else.
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I don't need a bunch of pills to drug me up.
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The Figueroas gave them vitamins and supplements in pills and injections.
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It can only handle pills and can't, for instance, dispense insulin.
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But Caswick says he just used the pills to stay awake.
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For example, pills or tables and premeasured packets would be acceptable.
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Stephen Peat said he viewed prescription pills as a last resort.
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To embrace that notion requires a double dose of amnesia pills.
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By 224, she was taking up to 27 pills a day.
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"He provided four pills to us that day," the sergeant said.
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Last week Constand told the jury she was given blue pills.
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But when they search his pockets, they can't find the pills.
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And it's recommended that you take two pills in the morning.
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Unlike street drugs, the pharmaceutical pills were easy to obtain legally.
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Police also say they found Xanax prescription pills in his home.
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Frequently, with these recent deaths, the pills haven't even contained MDMA.
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Increasingly, Maltese women are also illegally importing abortion pills bought online.
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Cosby gave her two pills he said were quaaludes, she testified.
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With sleeping pills and whiskey, the arrangement proved to be warmer.
|
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Instead of taking the pills, the patient had been selling them.
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Kanye says he started taking more pills during the Pablo tour.
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The answer was simple: they had the pills and I didn't.
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BTW ... no pain pills for Steve since he's a recovering addict.
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In 2012, she found a bottle of pills in the bathroom.
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DS: Out of the box, SCiO can scan food and pills.
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To the untrained eye, most pills tend to look the same.
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I will never touch the kind of pills my dad abused.
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THUMP: How long have you been making pills out of stone?
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We all had our problems with smoking or pills or booze.
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The nursing staff debates daily: Who gets the few remaining pills?
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"Better not give you the cyanide pills by mistake," he said.
|
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None of them documented any problem caused by her pain pills.
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I have to take pills and I have to make it!
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"I heard it was 'just pills' over and over," she says.
|
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Some of them required patients to take 20 pills a day.
|
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The small pharmacy in South Lyon, Michigan, couldn't get the pills.
|
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Once at college, she replaced pills with bags of cheap heroin.
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The pills were grit against their gums, tumbling under their tongues.
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Sometimes, she applies bleaching cream and occasionally takes skin lightening pills.
|
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Within 24 hours, the reviewer ordered CVS to cover the pills.
|
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In India, the information that accompanies abortion pills is often inaccurate.
|
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He was powered by grit, but also by anti-inflammatory pills.
|
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Once we were inside, a guy offered us some pink pills.
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I will never go back to those blue little pills, ever.
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Some, including Las Libres, provide the pills directly when they can.
|
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I took the pills according to the online directions and waited.
|
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The doctors prescribed drops and steroid pills to quell the inflammation.
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I do that now, and I also pack my wellness pills.
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In Scotland and Wales, women can take both pills at home.
|
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Schools collected stool samples from students and distributed anti-parasitic pills.
|
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Then he escalates to plying her with pills and stealing kisses.
|
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Zechlin killed herself by overdosing on prescription pills and drowning herself.
|
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It also revives concerns about the dangers of weight-loss pills.
|
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Around 93 million amphetamine pills were seized during the same operation.
|
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Poison pills are typically put in place by boards under threat.
|
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The latest problem: Angela swallowed all of her grandfather's Nostalgia pills.
|
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She'd spent years looking for his pills, keeping his father alive.
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They had a plan B -- cyanide pills hidden in cigarette filters.
|
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The feds claim Mac crushed the pills, snorted them and died.
|
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Either way, leaving the pills around the home leads to abuse.
|
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The feds say Mac crushed the pills, snorted them and died.
|
|
Multivitamin pills typically contain a source of iodine like potassium iodide.
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Investigators believe that the rapper died after snorting the counterfeit pills.
|
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Investigators believe that these were the pills provided by Mr. Pettit.
|
|
So they gave him his first real dose of pain pills.
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All said they experienced extensive bleeding and faintness following the pills.
|
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They also campaigned to make the pills available over the counter.
|
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The pills were distributed to Northwind Pharmaceuticals LLC and Crosswind Pharmacy.
|
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Though pills are most common, melatonin comes in many different forms.
|
|
The pills, dispensed by a Walgreens in Sun City Center, Fla.
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He takes a "fistful of pills" twice a day, he said.
|
|
For every five new heroin users, four started with prescription pills.
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|
I get EmergenC packets, DayQuil pills, and NyQuil liquid for $20.67.
|
|
Many will take sleeping pills, which cannot fix the underlying cause.
|
|
Instead of five to ten pills, ten to twenty are prescribed.
|
|
The Southeast Asian plant is sold in pills, capsules and extracts.
|
|
"I had slowed the drinking down for pain pills," she said.
|
|
It traumatized her and helped fuel her addiction to prescription pills.
|
|
Pharmaceutical companies have already released digital "smart" pills containing computer chips.
|
|
There are patches, pills and little bottles of elixirs to swig.
|
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A similar rule applies to birth control pills, rings, and implants.
|
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New pills are exciting, and careers are built off their discovery.
|
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Every morning, Wellth sends her a reminder to take her pills.
|
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Pam started taking pills to give it a bit more energy.
|
|
But trying to find pills soon became his full-time job.
|
|
What I really needed was patience pills, and a few distractions.
|
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Patches and pills make up a large chunk of those seizures.
|
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M said he needed the pills for their pain-relieving effects.
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The pills inside are multicolored, in beautiful shapes, and refract light.
|
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Some pills, like vitamin C and iron, are $5 a month.
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Cosby offers her three blue pills with a glass of wine.
|
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"Those 'pills' look like tiny death masks to me," he says.
|
|
When we take pills for everything, what are our ballplayers doing?
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And you'd still have a third of them have leftover pills.
|
|
Other rich Silicon Valley types are investing big in pills like nootropics to "hack" their brain chemistry, and still other pills, diets, gut bacteria and DNA data-dives in hopes of achieving a longer, healthier life.
|
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Then someone got up and she said that the drug companies that ship those pain pills to this town in West Virginia, 9 million pills into this town of 400, they should all be in jail.
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The study couldn't conclude that the tech improved rates of medication adherence — or whether patients took their pills when they were supposed to — because it didn't measure that for study participants who got non-digital pills.
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Of those that did, most only found a higher stroke risk among women who took formulations of pills that contained 0.573μg or more of the synthetic estrogen ethinyl estradiol—the pills that are rarely prescribed anymore.
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These pills were imprinted with a label, "Watson 21," which is a mark typically used for a prescription hydrocodone-acetaminophen pill—but these particular pills that were found actually contained fentanyl, lidocaine, and one other drug.
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American women have already tried to find abortion-inducing pills online, a July study found, but other suppliers aren't as reliable as Aid Access, according to Plan C, which rates online purveyors of medication abortion pills.
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|
The Loop has recently tested pills containing 300mg of MDMA, and if Sarah had ended up with these types of pills and taken a full one, she could well have experienced a negative and dangerous reaction.
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Looking through the catalog of drugs on offer, Buemi saw Molly — but he also saw pills containing a mix of oxycodone and something called acetyl fentanyl, dyed and pressed to look like legitimate prescription pain pills.
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Most people who misuse prescription opioid pills get them from friends or family members, the data tell us, meaning that relatively few of the pills in orbit are coming from illicit manufacturers or stolen from pharmacies.
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Anyone concerned about their package of Mibelas 24 Fe should take a close look at the pills and compare them to previous ones, since a close examination would reveal the different-colored pills in an odd orientation.
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Pills purchased for Africa trip The Viagra pills story came to light on Wednesday after a local Korean newspaper, Munhwa Ilbo, released a list of medicine purchased by the president's office between January 2014 and September 2016.
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He was also allergic to many pills and was unable to renew his pilot's license — he had flown planes since he was a teenager — because he could not take the pills needed to reduce his blood pressure.
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Read more about medication abortion: Almost 40 Percent of Abortions Are Now Done With Pills The FDA Is Restricting Access to the Easiest, Safest Form of Abortion Buying Abortion Pills Online Is Overwhelmingly Safe, But Maybe Illegal
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Instead of swallowing the misoprostol, the pills are inserted under the tongue, where they must be left to dissolve for 30 minutes; after 30 minutes you can drink water and swallow whatever is remaining of the pills.
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That was when he remembered his pills—he had to take his pills no matter where he was or what happened, that was the truth of his life, whether he ever saw Rosa Hinojosa again or not.
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I figured I'd take the pills, get better, and that'd be all.
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One was the chance of resale or accidental exposure to the pills.
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"Her issue is alcohol, pills, and her mental health," the source says.
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Cosby gave her three blue pills that he said would relax her.
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TuesdayWas tired all day from taking sleeping pills and not sleeping enough.
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So the landscape and the attitudes towards these pills has changed dramatically.
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But medical-grade magic mushroom pills could be closer than you think.
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Pills are placed into the scanning drawer on the device for identification.
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"I still have to take a whole lot of pills," she says.
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I went off birth control pills a month before I turned 453.
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Self-harming by poisoning doesn't need to involve sleeping pills or painkillers.
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Plus, Vasalgel is further along in the pipeline than male contraceptive pills.
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"Mom, you need to stop taking all these pills," Susan told her.
|
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The designer modeled the CD cover off a drugstore packet of pills.
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Three pills of Effexor wound up costing me about a thousand dollars.
|
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Americans prefer pills to injections, whereas in other countries, it's the opposite.
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I was drinking at that point, because I couldn't get pills yet.
|
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No one carried cash any longer, they paid each other in pills.
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His entire income went to paying for pills and alcohol, he said.
|
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They liked to make fun of Judy and play up the pills.
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Some pills were also found loose in the bag, the official said.
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Pills helped, like a patch, but the usual medicine had stopped working.
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He wakes up on his couch, surrounded by beer cans and pills.
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A particular concern in recent years has been PMA getting into pills.
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The pills were not tied to an increased risk of suicide, however.
|
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A pharmacist sorts 150,000 Volidan birth control pills in London on Aug.
|
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Several people have complained about finding "pills" or "tablets" in their cereal.
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Instead, ever more Chinese are turning to bootcamps, liposuction and diet pills.
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The pills helped block out the noise — I'd just sleep all day.
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" Steele alleges Cosby told Constand about the pills, "These are your friends.
|
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The bag included pills, such as vitamins marketed to ease breast pain.
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Since 2011, use has declined by 43% to 34 pills per adult.
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Health officials say most drug abusers get pills from friends and family.
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He got hooked when the pills were prescribed following a root canal.
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"The progestin in some pills, drospirenone, is a diuretic," Dr. Minkin explains.
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The pills work by blocking radioactive iodine from depositing in the thyroid.
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Without pills, she won't be able to make it to the hotel.
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Otsuka hasn't indicated how much the digitized Abilify pills will cost yet.
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Dispensing pills may seem an obvious task to train non-specialists for.
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A friendly delivery person then brings the pills right to your door.
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The pills are actually getting back like they used to be again.
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He'd bought pills before the party, from a 22015-year-old friend.
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Called Quality Encapsulations Garcinia Cambogia, the pills were sold only on Amazon.
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It didn't work out because he became addicted to pain pills. 8.
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And, of course, I thought everyone's mom took a lot of pills.
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Back to the cosmic bafflement pills, if the neighbors haven't taken them.
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"I would take a lot of pills — too many,'" Jimenez tells Refinery215.
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Shove pills into the crazy lady and strap her to her bed.
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"It's better to take sleeping pills than declare assets," the auditor said.
|
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Antipsychotics, antidepressants, and anti-anxiety pills are well-stocked on the ISS.
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But three out of four heroin users first became addicted to pills.
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Constand says Cosby gave her pills in 2004 and sexually assaulted her.
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As college wrestlers, scoring pills was as simple as faking an injury.
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I want you to put a pack of pills in your pocket.
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As for the myth that emergency contraception pills will make you infertile?
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The "Pills N Potions" singer has signed on as Wilhelmina International, Inc.
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I take two birth control pills because I missed a day — oops.
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But if the pills don't work, they can be left in limbo.
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Should you use birth control pills, condoms or an intrauterine device (IUD)?
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"We don't do pain pills," says the receptionist, less friendly than before.
|
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Indian pharma companies sold $29.6bn-worth of pills and potions in 2017.
|
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Patients in poor countries are popping more pills as their incomes rise.
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I promised myself I'd never take two pills in one day again.
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She then tried to counteract the junk food by taking diet pills.
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Soon after taking the pills they all start feeling that something's off.
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Most people pop those pills into their mouth without a second thought.
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He would pop little white pills when he thought you weren't looking.
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So, thank god these pills exist, because what would be the alternative?
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Our law enforcement sources say he admitted taking Benadryl and Rx pills.
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She asked if the pills were herbal and he said they were.
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After telling Cosby she trusted him, she downed the pills with water.
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Eventually, she agreed to go on a diet with Luft — without pills.
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Take Care (Of Yourself With These Once-Daily Fish Oil Pills) 2.
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He has said he began taking pain pills after a football injury.
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She, like him, had swallowed pills, hoping to die in her sleep.
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"They had pills in their pockets," one of the soldiers tells me.
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How hard is it to remember the pills you need to take?
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It's then ground up, formed into pills and stored at room temperature.
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Chyna passed away in April after overdosing on Rx pills and booze.
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Students can also purchase feminine hygiene products, allergy pills, and pain relievers.
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Then they would pop the pills one by one into the toilet.
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But the pills HVMN sells seem to be FDA OK so far.
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"They can count my pills, they can test my urine," Toucheshawks says.
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If we're talking about us and our direct associates: 80,000-803,000 pills.
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He reached into his pocket and produced a handful of white pills.
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I quit self harming, I stopped taking pills, I fell in love.
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All of the pills Jeremy bought had expired in July of 2016.
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She then tried to counteract the junk food by taking diet pills.
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I bought two pills—at least eight doses—from him for $250.
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There are no joy dispensers nearby, no spare pills in my inventory.
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It can be consumed in the form of pills, powder, or tea.
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No, not overdosing, although it would stop people from taking bad pills.
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Timidly you cup your hand to a faucet, swallow two migraine pills.
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Some reported confusing misoprostol with other pills, like emergency and oral contraceptives.
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Its website redirects to a Canadian pharmacy that sells erectile dysfunction pills.
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The singer Prince died from counterfeit Vicodin pills that were actually fentanyl.
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Still, little is known at present about the origin of these pills.
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My patient would no longer receive the pills from the study sponsor.
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Today, he counsels others who are battling an addiction to pain pills.
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So to make a baby, they briefly stopped taking their hormone pills.
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I opened the bottle of pills and shook one into my hand.
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The study didn't compare the Proteus pills with other hepatitis C treatments.
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They constantly seem to be suffering in pain, knocked out by pills.
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"This is when I really got back into pills again," he said.
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She would take over-the-counter pills and hope to get better.
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However, the problem extends to everything from cancer drugs to contraceptive pills.
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First, pain pills became stronger, impacting the neurobiology of the brain significantly.
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They know they're not going to get their dope or their pills.
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I needed a dark, quiet room, my videos, my bed, my pills.
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The administration of the pills has a sci-fi precision about it.
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That's not to say they were the best pills I've ever done.
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" I called my boyfriend later, and he said, "Yeah, it's the pills.
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I came across people who were taking pills and looking for some.
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If you want the pills to work, your body has to work.
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It seems wrong to have children's toys or sweets as ecstasy pills.
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Relatives could have gathered to say goodbye before she took the pills.
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Now patients around the world take one or two pills a day.
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It's the first thing I hear in the morning—him grinding pills.
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Read This Next: Women's Viagra' Was Found in Shady Herbal Sex Pills
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In real life, birth control pills have a 9 percent failure rate.
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Missed periods after taking your pills incorrectly, however, could indicate a pregnancy.
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"The Sacklers made billions pushing their pills," Goldin said at the protest.
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People can't boost their immune systems by taking unproven pills or drops.
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Patton had suggested starting birth-control pills to suppress the hormonal changes.
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What combination of pills is she on, and can I have some?
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Without the pills, I could no more sleep than elephants can fly.
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More accurately about the fact that Kendall is holding onto Logan's pills?
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"Heroin and pills, that's all Fayette County is," one patron told me.
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Fortunately, it can be reversed fairly easily with vitamin pills or injections.
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A patient undergoing a medication abortion takes two pills several hours apart.
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"There are people out there who will buy these pills," Juurlink said.
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In all, there were 302 pills in various Ziploc bags ... all steroids.
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Middlebrook tried to sell an FBI agent the pills for almost $10,000.
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Depakote pills were difficult to swallow, and taking them made me vomit.
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The defendants later released the woman and returned the pills to her.
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These advances can significantly lower the number of pills patients take daily.
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And more pills to counteract the side effects of those higher dosages.
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" Deeply embarrassed, but desperate to be hired, I answered, "Birth control pills.
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Her medication costs $500 for 70 pills, she said, beyond her means.
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Aid Access requests a $403 donation for the pills and medical counseling.
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Most experts recommend skipping pills and sticking to sustainable lifestyle changes instead.
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"I was killing myself with all the drinking and pills," she writes.
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There are many more nonprescription diet pills that are not FDA regulated.
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One time Khiel swallowed a lot of pills, or he claimed to.
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He dragged himself back to the E.R. He was given pain pills.
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She takes eighty-something pills a day and they fill her up.
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After Peter Hames developed insomnia, his doctor in England prescribed sleeping pills.
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He advised her that birth control like pills might cause health problems.
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People heavily addicted to prescription opioid pills often turn to cheaper heroin.
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Birth control pills: Taking birth control while pregnant doesn&apost cause miscarriage.
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And many of them eventually take both metformin and birth control pills.
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Later, she recalled, she swallowed pills Mr. Nygard told her models took.
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It took about three weeks for the pills to get to me.
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This time, the Parkinson's pills took a longer and more difficult journey.
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Our supplier is finding it harder and harder to steal the pills.
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It's scary, because my mind is still being controlled by the pills.
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Let's say an American pharmaceutical company sells pills in the United States.
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Six uterine biopsies, hundreds of pills, countless injections in stomach and thighs.
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Ms. Greger, 25, began stealing her mother's pain pills as a teenager.
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Wick, for one, wouldn't be able to survive without his nautilus pills.
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"I was killing myself with all the drinking and pills," she writes.
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Taking a few pills, by contrast, sounded easy — almost like birth control.
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There are billions of opioid pills dispensed every year in this country.
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Technology companies are developing alternatives to sleeping pills, which can be addictive.
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Several pills that contain valsartan have been under a recall since July.
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"The pills may have come from a grandmother's medicine cabinet," said Kolodny.
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This is especially unnecessary for medication abortion, which involves women ingesting pills.
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Pills containing incorrect dosages, unstable compounds, ground-up glass, and even insects?
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Don't forget which company makes those Nostalgia pills out of elephant juice.
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Many traveled abroad to undergo the procedure, and others bought pills online.
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When pills and alcohol are involved, consent can be hard to establish.
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Talento erroneously claims that birth control pills contain dangerous amounts of carcinogens.
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As she spoke, more candy pills continued to roll on the floor.
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According to investigators, drugs were found -- including prescription-only pills and marijuana.
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She wondered if it might be more dangerous to take expired pills.
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These pills, even the most toxic ones, have allowed me to live.
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I have taken what G[HB] I had left, with sleeping pills.
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You can use back-to-back contraceptive pills to stop your period.
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Read This Next: 'Women's Viagra' Was Found in Shady Herbal Sex Pills
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It beats sleeping pills and is guaranteed not to be habit forming.
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What are the feminizing effect on bodies who take birth control pills?
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Only 7% of grandparents locked pills away in a cupboard or cabinet.
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In Northern Ireland, the police raid women's homes looking for abortion pills.
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"I absolutely believe in the power of placebo," Dr. Bryson says, citing a 2016 study published in the journal Pain, in which people reported a reduction in back pain, even after being given pills labeled as placebo pills.
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Today, at least in the US and other wealthy nations, those with the virus can take daily pills to suppress it, and there are also pills that can help prevent people from getting HIV in the first place.
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Orders for abortion pills by women in seven Latin American countries with Zika outbreaks increased after health officials in those countries warned that the virus might cause severe birth defects, according to a women's organization supplying such pills.
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But she wasn't ready to confront it until late 2017 — two and a half years after her doctor told her she needed to stop the drinking and the pills (diet pills among them) immediately because she could die.
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The supplements in question include everything from sketchy sexual enhancement pills with donkeys and roosters printed on the packaging that you can find at bodegas, and more aesthetically pleasing pills that are now routinely hawked via Instagram marketing.
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So when I get out of here I'm going to go to the doctor and continue my pills because it helps me a lot.... I thank God that Cook County has this opportunity where we can take our pills.
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The company said in a statement that a packaging error led to the four maroon placebo pills being inserted at the beginning of a sample pack, rather than at the end, after the 24 pink pills that contain hormones.
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But with a mission to Mars likely to take years, the question of payload could come back into play due to the weight of the many pills required for the journey: an estimated 1,100 pills, according to the paper.
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Well, in her unpublished memoirs, Garland revealed how the studio kept her and the other child actors going: Forcing them to take pep pills during the day that suppressed appetite and provided energy boosts, and sleeping pills at night.
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And Last But Not Least, Jessie Belting 'I'm So Excited' While High on Caffeine Pills Jessie got herself hooked on caffeine pills because she was spread too thin and really trying to make it big in a girl group.
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They had listened to Andrea Constand testify that Cosby gave her what he initially claimed were "herbal pills" to "take the edge off" — the pills turned out to be prescription sedatives — and then assaulted her while she was incapacitated.
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Last month, the Washington Post reported details from a DEA database of 76 billion opioid pills sold in the United States between 2006 and 2012, showing that some six companies distributed 75 percent of the pills during that period.
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For the double-blind study, 340 women between the ages of 18 and 35 were either placed on birth control pills containing ethinyl estradiol and levonorgestrelor, one of the most common combination pills, or a placebo for three months.
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I should take my birth control pills like I always do, he continued, noting my look of shock and intrigue, but instead of taking the placebo pills, I could skip them, and start right away on a new pack.
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Patients send the prescription to Aid Access's overseas pharmacy, which ships the medication to the U.S. The pills cost just $13; patients who can't pay the full price pay what they can, or can get the pills for free.
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Red, white and blue tubes of pills, sold under the trade name Pervitin, caught the attention of a doctor at the Academy of Military Medicine in Berlin, who would oversee the logistics of ferrying millions of pills to troops.
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For a year, I had to force pills down your throat every night.
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The clinic accepted that excuse, and started prescribing hydrocodone pills instead of liquid.
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Sometimes, they encounter people who have overdosed on pills before a planned jump.
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Home robots could help with other tasks, he said, such as taking pills.
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Right after dinner, I took all 50 of [the pills he gave me].
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We're told several bottles, with pills legally prescribed to Macdonald, were also found.
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It's unclear which, if any, of the pills Huettner took ... toxicology is pending.
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He was later admitted into a hospital where he vomited up the pills.
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For some that may be to continue taking a daily dosage of pills.
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By switching pills, she said it helped her save $325 every three months.
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They also found prescription pills, but it's unclear if they were a factor.
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Kurzweil swallows more pills in 24 hours than he does in a year.
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Things really do get less fun the more we do them, specifically pills.
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He planned to see if the DEA would pay to burn the pills.
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Beatriz immediately started working overtime to save up enough for the misoprostol pills.
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Six companies distributed three-quarters of those pills, including Walgreens, CVS, and Walmart.
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For one, they can offer rape survivors morning-after pills and antiviral medications.
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Alexandra's health appears to be slipping, too — she's taking pills of some kind.
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The little black pills even have a weird, honey-like sweetness to them.
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In less than a week, nearly 30 people have overdosed on tainted pills.
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He sets the breakfast cereal on the kitchen table, along with her pills.
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The program pushes for abstinence and helped her stop taking heroin and pills.
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Those numbers are officially sending many millennials to take their birth control pills.
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I tried brow-growth serums, Rogaine, hair pills — anything I could think of.
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I used to take seven pills daily for my mental and physical health.
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Marquis-Boire had taken some pills — benzos, Lila thought, or common prescription tranquilizers.
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I tried to have an abortion by swallowing pills, but that didn't work.
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Dogs also receive two pills on the day of the event as well.
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With pills and gels, that low level of use translated into no protection.
|
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He soon moved onto other substances, including ecstasy, psychedelic mushrooms, pills and alcohol.
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At first, the clinic tried treating the inflammation with several different antibiotic pills.
|
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Digital pills could also help doctors spot — and stop — dangerous drug use early.
|
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Like, can taking hormonal birth control pills impact your ability to build muscle?
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Just because pills are purer than ever before doesn't mean they are safer.
|
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Biologics are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
|
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Police say the bottle of sleeping pills was empty when Woo was discovered.
|
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Then I decided to remove the pills altogether and just have little discs.
|
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After a shoulder replacement surgery last year, G. was prescribed prescription pain pills.
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They had pills for blood pressure, for the heart, they had anti-depressants.
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MDMA capsules are a bit different from E pills in a few ways.
|
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There are two likely possibilities: Either the pills were mislabeled or illegally obtained.
|
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But the final deal included no controversial "poison pills" — or partisan policy provisions.
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Not just psychedelics but also all kinds of pills to ... Well, life-hacking.
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Fear crept in when the "doctor" handed her pills in a shabby room.
|
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The pills are designed to treat people with Percocet and other opiate addictions.
|
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Mallinckrodt, the largest manufacturer of oxycodone and hydrocodone pain pills, closed down 12%.
|
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She has been prescribing herself pills, as we learn earlier in the episode.
|
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Mendiola has taken two treatments of injectable glutathione but mostly relies on pills.
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I dabbled in diet pills —ephedra—but they only made me feel sicker.
|
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Yet 19 states ban prescribing abortion pills, but not other medications, using telemedicine.
|
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He was intoxicated and had oxycodone pills in his vehicle, according to officials.
|
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Within the first two weeks of taking the pills, Penney dropped ten pounds.
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Once the transplant is done, I'll have to take 44 pills a day.
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Mr. Cosby has said the pills were Benadryl and the sex was consensual.
|
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He was the only person who knew about the pills the psychiatrist prescribed.
|
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For the trial, people took two pills two to 24 hours before sex.
|
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There were 50 pills in that bag at the start of the day.
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Antonio tells TMZ ... he admits going to rehab for issues with sleeping pills.
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There are people also taking it recreationally, swallowing hundreds of pills a day.
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Democrats will identify any poison pills and provide 48 votes for them immediately.
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We'll venture into migraines and marital strife, heavy periods, pills, hemorrhoids, and sex.
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Roman costs $15 for the online doctor's review, with the pills competitively priced.
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Big pharma seeks to invest in pills taken daily to treat chronic conditions.
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It hurt like hell, and he'd been purchasing pills to manage the pain.
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"Metformin — for diabetics," Bradwell said, holding up a card of large white pills.
|
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According to the report, Cooke was found with prescription pills near his bed.
|
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According to the police report, cops say they also found oxycodone pain pills.
|
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When they searched his tiny bag for illegal substances, they found 178 pills.
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"I was trying to… pills… her medication, but…" Her voice disappeared in static.
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" Caplan says "popping pills to solve your medical symptoms is not good medicine.
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Biosimilars are more complex than traditional pills and cannot be copied with precision.
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Pills were a bit of a liability, so why not just do coke?
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Some swallow stomach-ulcer pills, hoping the side effects will lead to miscarriage.
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The device also includes optional password protection to keep pills safe and secure.
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Amazon hasn't contacted buyers, such as Jeremy's friends, who purchased the expired pills.
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They're just a little more inquisitive about what pills contain, which is smart.
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That's definitely better than being on insulin or pills, which have side effects.
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Suddenly they're offered everything at parties—alcohol, pills, a few lines of coke.
|
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The pills can be used to terminate pregnancy in the first 12 weeks.
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Pills that are bogus by the WHO's definition are often useless or dangerous.
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Jersey, she spends nearly $40,000 annually on insurance and takes dozens of pills
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Adios. If they try to start pushing pills on me, I'll be gone.
|
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These people purchase the drug legally, and swallow the pills whole, as instructed.
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The pills' effect lasts for the platelets' life span, typically about two weeks.
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She went to a backstreet clinic in Kibera and got abortion pills illegally.
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Six companies distributed 75 percent of the pills during this time: McKesson Corp.
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The strips are useful for those who have daily doses of multiple pills.
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She throws her diet pills out, burns sage, and trashes her vision board.
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The event was unremarkable, but those pills changed the trajectory of my life.
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They either received three 100-milligram doses of chlorophyllin or three placebo pills.
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In most cases, experts now consider sleeping pills to be a last resort.
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In Pennsylvania, Jennifer Whalen went to jail for giving her daughter abortion pills.
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So he figured he should start saving pills now, just to be safe.
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With duplications in insulin and blood pressure pills, severe side effects are common.
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" He wrote later that month, "What red pills people faster than torch rallies?
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The company is known for "smart" pills that track when you take them.
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" She later blamed the tweet on sleeping pills, saying she "was Ambien tweeting.
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Sleeping pills are a useful method of dealing with sleep problems, Benjamin says.
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The pills were prescribed to presidential aides for altitude sickness, a spokesman said.
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Those are top priorities of President Trump but "poison pills" to Democratic negotiators.
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The pills left her feeling "frozen" and unable to resist him, she said.
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If it has the lot number JB8912, then you have the recalled pills.
|
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In despair, the couple took sleeping pills, but the doses were too low.
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More than 2 million narcotic pills were recovered from the group, Petra reported.
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The condoms—unfortunately—are a hypochondriac's dream of pills, vitamins, and hydration tabs.
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MARTIN: If you have counterfeit pills, you can't make them without pill presses.
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The drug cache included more than 300,85033 Captagon pills, according to the statement.
|
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That was enough to give each resident four hundred and thirty-three pills.
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Someone at one of the graduation parties had passed around the prescription pills.
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After only three of these events, they've collected over 1,500 pounds of pills.
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I ordered one bottle, containing 60 pills—a one-month supply—for $30.
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The second has been charged after helping her daughter to access abortion pills.
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The drugs of choice: spliff, lavishly cut lines of cocaine, some Mitsubishi pills.
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For me, I soon realized that hormonal pills didn't work with my body.
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But even more importantly, you can't use the pills to extend your limits.
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By the numbers: That's 260 pills per Missourian, over a five-year period.
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According to court records, the pills had a street value of $1.6 million.
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It's called menstrual suppression and typically involves continuous use of birth control pills.
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In a predictable climax, Whishaw ingests champagne and pills, reënacting Monroe's fatal overdose.
|
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He shaved the blue from his chin and took one of the pills.
|
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One reason is the difficulty of giving pills or compounded liquids to cats.
|
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Berg eventually happens on a bottle of Lortab pain pills, and takes four.
|
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And last August, Calgary police seized 110 W-18 pills during an investigation.
|
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But typically the chance is much higher than that, because people miss pills.
|
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Don't worry, the cops also submitted the pills to the lab for confirmation.
|
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So far, Gomperts estimates she's sent the pills to about 600 American women.
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In most studies, the pills tend to do no better than a placebo.
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Mixing the pills into coffee grounds, I buried them deep in the trash.
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Are condoms, I.U.D.s and birth control pills and patches soon to be outlawed?
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Soon, she began stealing pills, then buying them from Medicaid patients for $1.
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Progestin-only pills present the fewest barriers for the broadest population, Blanchard said.
|
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Little wonder that so many resort to sleeping pills to cope with it.
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Raving. Bitches. Pills. At the end of the day, that's what it is.
|
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Between 2100 and 2018, Rochester sold 143 million oxycodone pills in New York.
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For six years, I took birth control pills, and then they almost disappeared.
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After I "paid" him, he inserted an injection and pills into my uterus.
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A bottle of prescription pills and a suicide note were near her body.
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The last thing I remember about my time in Vietnam was the pills.
|
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But after having his appendix removed, he got hooked on prescription pain pills.
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Refilling birth control pills over the phone is simply part of the job.
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The investment bank urged companies to discuss adopting poison pills with their lawyers.
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The investment bank urged companies to discuss adopting poison pills with their lawyers.
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The app reminds you to take your scheduled pills with pop-up alerts.
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The pills are free of artificial colors and flavors, preservatives, yeast, or gluten.
|
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If everything checks out, then they are sent two pills: mifepristone and misoprostol.
|
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He was released and given a heavy medication regimen, 14 pills a day.
|
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It's heralded as an alternative therapy to traditional hormone replacement pills and creams.
|
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All she ate were her pills and sometimes a Popsicle, but only mango.
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Three tablets—he'd call them tablets; it was better, more adult, than pills.
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Finding the pills, knowing exactly where they were—that was the important thing.
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The teenagers, fearing being written up, would take their pills, the staffer said.
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No one snickered, or asked him to sign a bottle of Vicodin pills.
|
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Squalene can be found in products like serums, moisturizers and Omega-3 pills.
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Gummies also appeal to people who, like Ms. Drexler, have difficulty swallowing pills.
|
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Some women only had their pills in Customs for three or eight days.
|
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Shots can also deliver lower doses of antibiotics and work faster than pills.
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Through our supplier we buy a box of 50 pills for €20 [$21.99].
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Finally, four years ago, a physician wrote out a prescription for pain pills.
|
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Once her pills ran out, she turned to buying them on the street.
|
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A smaller group of patients stopped taking the pills because of side effects.
|
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She's been the face of hairstyling tools, hair thickening products, and beauty pills.
|
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When he met them, he purchased three bottles of pills — a complete course.
|
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Several pills that contain valsartan have been under a voluntary recall since July.
|
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Stories from the field abound: they swallow unfamiliar cocktails of pills or barks.
|
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Swallowable pills made by different companies may not all have the same absorbency.
|
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Progesterone-only pills are less likely to cause nausea, Medical News Today says.
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Within months, Benedict got off more than half the pills he was on.
|
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Authorities believe Miller snorted those pills prior to his death, the release added.
|
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He patted down his pockets: wallet, house key, the little vial of pills.
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Authorities were investigating whether the pills were destined for Islamic militants, Danabasis said.
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All that's left are these pills that we hide and don't talk about.
|
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Officials say a search of Elam's vehicle turned up weed and oxycodone pills.
|
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She worked on addressing the pain that was driving him to take pills.
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Seniors in this country should not have to cut their pills in half.
|
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Medication abortions typically consist of two pills, taken 24 to 48 hours apart.
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Cops say he was drunk and illegally in possession of prescription oxycodone pills.
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They can turn around and sell those pills for $5 or $10 each.
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Yesterday, Allergan issued a voluntary recall for close to 170,000 sample packs of Taytulla birth control pills because of the possibility that the first four pills in the pack are inactive, which could put people at risk for unintended pregnancies.
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Though Gary took the pills, and Earl could see that the pills were something to be ashamed of—his mother certainly was ashamed of them—he was still Earl's father, and Earl still learned from him about signs and metaphors.
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A lot of female astronauts understandably decide to take birth control pills continuously to suppress their periods, Jain told me, adding that in the Shuttle era, when missions tended to be shorter, they might strategically take pills to delay menstruation instead.
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Researchers analyzed data on about 28,217 women who had breast cancer surgery and at least one prescription for pills to curb production of the hormone estrogen - which can fuel tumor growth - or pills to stop estrogen from attaching to cancer cells.
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If all the pills were gone and the money was secured, then sometimes, if it was a massive rave and there were good DJs, we'd pop some pills, do some K, and if it was an outdoor party, we'd candy flip.
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According to the company, Pillo will recognize each users face and voice, dispense the proper pills at the appropriate time (pills are stored in a tamper-proof casing, according to the company), and automatically reorder your medicine before it runs out.
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Researchers analyzed data on about 8,12 women who had breast cancer and at least one prescription for pills to curb production of the hormone estrogen - which can fuel tumor growth - or pills to stop estrogen from attaching to cancer cells.
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It shipped millions of pills to rural Appalachia, where the opioid epidemic was at its peak, including 2003 million hydrocodone pills from 2008 to 2011 to a pharmacy in Kermit, West Virginia, a town of just 400 people, prosecutors said.
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One note on "poison pills" The "no poison pills" piece of the agreement has been touted by the President and Republicans, and it will have the effect of streamlining the appropriations process and eliminating some of the most contentious spending battles.
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But she points out that "many articles confirm that there is no increased risk of stroke with 220μg pills," which include Yaz and Aviane, Calhoun says—and there's no reason to think 10μg pills like Lo Loestrin Fe are unsafe.
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Because all those happy pills made Mr. Scott think about Jacqueline Susann, author of "Valley of the Dolls," and about how "dolls" was her word for the pills her heroines took to escape (or solve) the problems in their lives.
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The prescriptions left patients with a lot of extra pills, all because a doctor wanted to play it safe — and make sure that a patient didn't come back complaining that a provider gave too few pills the first time around.
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After a provider dispenses pills to a patient, the patient can either take the mifepristone with a doctor or at home, self-administers the second set of pills 24 to 48 hours later, and passes the pregnancy on their own.
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Instead, he's found that giving patients open-label placebos — sugar pills that the doctors admit are sugar pills — improved symptoms of certain chronic conditions that are among the hardest for doctors to treat, including irritable bowel syndrome and lower back pain.
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But instead, her package remained in Customs for a full month; Gomperts ended up writing her a second prescription for the pills, but the first package arrived sooner: Alex took the pills when she was nine weeks and three days pregnant.
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Selling abortion pills online remains highly contested by the Food and Drug Administration, whose long-standing restrictions on mifepristone—one of the drugs found in abortion pills—require healthcare providers to administer the drug in person, at a clinic or hospital.
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While Alper describes her unhappy childhood (she was kicked out of the house at 16) and the many pills she takes each day (Prozac, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, cholesterol pills), her surreal drawings — along with animations of her works — fill the screen.
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Along came a pair of giggling teenage girls who wanted a discount on their bulk buy of pills; a middle-aged woman who wanted tramadol and "Arizona — the baddest weed"; a sex worker who needed pills before starting work; a senior police officer who wanted pills and his weekly bribe money for not arresting the dealers; and a boy of barely 297, who carefully handed over four dirt-stained notes.
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My problem with prescription diet pills began in college, before I met my husband.
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You turn the television on, you don't see commercials for pharmaceutical companies ... For pills.
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The powerful Polish Catholic Church strongly opposes IVF, as well as morning after pills.
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I picked up the cutest wicker basket to hold all my morning-after pills!
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They had me on morphine, they had me on oxycontin, so many pain pills.
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Johnny falls off his bike, blows out his knee, gets surgery, gets some pills.
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Each of my Dexadrine pills is a capsule containing tiny peach and orange balls.
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"I took pain medication for my back and became addicted to pills," he said.
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Wilhelm had also ingested prescription pills that evening, the defense said, and lost control.
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The two suspects remain in custody, as do the 5,000 Trump-shaped ecstasy pills.
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I mean, I think he might have taken a couple of pills last night.
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I now take half or none of the sleeping pills I used to need.
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Don't drink yourself to sleep or hit the pills to numb the pain, please.
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That's how I ended up popping eight pills a day in pursuit of beauty.
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And by the way, those tetracycline pills the doctor prescribed to stop the pimples?
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Before he left, Kirsten reportedly gave Cornell two Ativan pills, prescribed to treat anxiety.
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The pills women get through Aid Access come from a pharmacy based in India.
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He had only a month's worth of pills to control his delusions and mania.
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Firstly, the study has clarified that pills were definitely stronger back in the day.
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As the pain eventually returned, Cory took over-the-counter pain pills for comfort.
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Hassan turned to the black market to get birth-control pills, until those disappeared.
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From there, Verve hopes to provide new one-time injectable treatment to replace pills.
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A bottle of pills in one hand and a suicide note in the other?
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She gives her pills to take to ward off infection — she's a real pal.
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A patient takes two kinds of pills in the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.
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Amy Klobuchar cited an employee of a pharmaceutical company comparing addictive pills to Doritos.
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"I used to get pills wherever I could," he told the New York Times.
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In the first, from 1999 to 2010, overdoses quadrupled because of prescription pain pills.
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Abusing lean, weed, and pills would end up with me sleeping and eating poorly.
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In 2016, the outlet reported that Cantin was taking chemotherapy pills twice a day.
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What started as popping pills turned into snorting benzodiazepines and smoking crack and meth.
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I'm gonna slit my wrists or take some pills, and it's gonna be over.
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Authorities believe the couple drugged their children with sleeping pills mixed into hot chocolate.
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That was the summer that I took diet pills, exercised more, and ate less.
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The diet pills made me irritable, and my life at home wasn't any easier.
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He turned a diet of pills and booze into one of protein and broccoli.
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Police found pills in the teen's jacket after arresting him in an unrelated matter.
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"She'd been taking some pills, which I advised her not to take," said Brosnahan.
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Cosby reached his hand out and there were three blue pills in his hand.
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Its failure rate for typical use was equivalent to that of popular contraceptive pills.
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Not everyone's so haphazard when it comes to necking a handful of pills, however.
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That single mistake with the pills sent his already frail heart into cardiac arrest.
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It's like a baggie of — I hate to say this — 20 pills a day.
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Kevin (Justin Hartley) is on a slippery slope with an addiction to pain pills.
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The result was a flood of highly potent pain pills into the American bloodstream.
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The widespread use and abuse of pain pills laid a foundation for harder drugs.
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I use her at night when my pills don't always help with my anxiety.
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The oil in many of the fish oil pills could be oxidized, or spoiled.
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Since the pills rely on good blood circulation, they do best with undamaged nerves.
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Roseanne agrees to hide the pills better, but that doesn't help her current problem.
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He'd hide his pills in his lunchbox and take them in a bathroom stall.
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Confronting the opioid epidemic could mean reducing access to pills to potentially overdose on.
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Before swallowing the pills, she pours herself a drink and downs it in one.
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Sleeping pills, for instance, do not so much aid sleep as sedate their recipient.
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The NYPD reports to have found prescription pills (including OxyContin) out in plain sight.
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Each morning I take three pills, all of which I need to stay alive.
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The pharmacy bought nearly 1.4 million opioid pills between 2009 and 2012, prosecutors said.
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Instead, he and Mottram think there will be three pills derived from one compound.
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The trailer itself is a trip — Jolie's character cries and throws back pills, distraught.
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They illegally distributed pills with a street value of $10 million to $15 million.
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The "Wellness to Go" will have everything from tampons to Plan B emergency pills.
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That said, the pills were still really good in 1992, so the sentiment remains.
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Under sexual health, you'll find sildenafil pills, the generic name for Viagra, for $22017.
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These pills will either have young healthy vibrant go-getter poop or a placebo.
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