While many adults use cannabis purely for recreational purposes, others rely on dispensaries for prescribed medicine.
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When offered the option of undergoing a hospital procedure or taking prescribed medicine, Mone accepted the latter.
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It became so bad that her parents took her to a doctor who prescribed medicine for a physical ailment.
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After being evaluated and prescribed medicine for her anxiety, Wood quickly made friends and adjusted to her new life.
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Dean also prescribed medicine for the woman using the name of one of her family members, federal prosecutors said.
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They took her grandmother to a clinic, where the doctor prescribed medicine for a cold and sent her home.
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Like most children with the disorder, March was prescribed medicine to help keep her focused and took it every day.
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After being treated for 90 minutes and prescribed medicine, Felipe was returned to federal custody where he grew more ill.
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McAdams said that he had not been prescribed medicine to combat the virus, simply basic medicine to mitigate the symptoms.
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It's become so painful, she said, that she has recently been prescribed medicine for her depression, insomnia, and lack of appetite.
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The doctor told the detective he had prescribed medicine for Prince and the prescriptions were supposed to be filled at a Walgreens.
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Picking up prescribed medicine is always easy in Korea because in every commercial building there's at least one clinic and one pharmacy.
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"As a geriatrician, I worry about any kind of prescribed medicine or substance use -- anything that has any kind of psychoactive effects," Han said.
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When he arrived at a private prison in suburban Denver, he told prison officials that his doctor had prescribed medicine to control an addiction.
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The failure to take prescribed medicine, whether as part of a clinical trial or treatment regimen costs the U.S. healthcare industry roughly $378 billion dollars.
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Ads for the blood thinner Xarelto, J&J's most widely prescribed medicine, will be the first television spot to include pricing information, the company said.
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The pharmaceutical titan will provide both the list price and potential patient costs for its most frequently prescribed medicine, Xarelto, a blood thinner, starting in March.
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It will start in the next couple of weeks with its most widely prescribed medicine, Xarelto, a blood thinner, which has a list price of $448 a month.
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Medical science is treated as suspicious (Taylor ends up refusing to take his doctor-prescribed medicine for PTSD), with the potential exception of Colbert's extremely prominently-placed diet books.
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For Toomey, the creation of her method "began with the intention to combine my self-prescribed medicine of music and movement with community and strength to heal myself," she says.
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While many adults use cannabis purely for recreational purposes — something that they want and are willing to travel for, but far from an essential — others do rely on dispensaries for prescribed medicine.
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The startup, which focused on just delivering milk in its early years, is increasingly exploring new categories to enter, and might soon begin delivering prescribed medicine in some cities, one of the people said.
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With strong social networks, people might also have healthier habits, more reasons to leave the house and keep active, and people in their life to remind them to eat right, exercise, and take any prescribed medicine.
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SHANGHAI/LONDON (Reuters) - A toxin inadvertently produced in the manufacture of a widely prescribed medicine but not spotted for years raises questions about regulators' ability to detect risks in a sprawling global drug supply chain increasingly reliant on factories in China.
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When a patient goes to the pharmacy to fill their prescription, they may be informed that their physician-prescribed medicine will not be covered unless the patient first proves that another medication—one of the insurer's choosing, not their doctor—will not work for them.
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FACT: Doctor prescribed medicine is a lead cause of death around the world, and so using this opportunity to get down on Naturopathy instead of looking at the other major issues implicit in this trial: The ambulance driven by the Alberta Health Services was not equipped with critical emergency equipment even though it should have been.
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In 2013, cinacalcet was the 76th top prescribed medicine in the United States.
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On 26 June 2015, Mensah-Bonsu was suspended for two years of any sports activity involvement after testing positive for amphetamines, which he claimed was from an approved, prescribed medicine.
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Corex is a cough syrup sold by Pfizer Inc.. It is available in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and a few other South Asian countries. Corex is a prescribed medicine. Its active ingredients are chlorpheniramine maleate and codeine phosphate.
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The Japanese were introduced to tobacco by Portuguese sailors from 1542. Tobacco first arrived in the Ottoman Empire in the late 16th century,Grehan, p.1 where it attracted the attention of doctorsGrehan, p.2 and became a commonly prescribed medicine for many ailments.
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Patients will be asked if they would like Now Pharmacy to deliver any prescribed medicine. It will forward their prescription to a local pharmacy as a ‘click-and-collect’. This service is already offered to the company's private medical insurance clients. It claims this will help over-stretched NHS services.
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The Health Survey for England 2016 showed that 48% of adults in the country had taken at least one prescribed medicine in the past week, and 24% had taken three or more. 10% were using antidepressants. A total of 1.1 billion prescriptions were dispensed in England in 2016 - 47% more than 2006.
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Thus, Han-era physicians prescribed medicine that was believed to counteract this imbalance.; ; . For example, since the wood phase was believed to promote the fire phase, medicinal ingredients associated with the wood phase could be used to heal an organ associated with the fire phase. Besides dieting, Han physicians also prescribed moxibustion, acupuncture, and calisthenics as methods of maintaining one's health.
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Charges for dental treatment were introduced in 1950 and, in 1952, charges for spectacles at 10/- a lens, and the whole cost of an approved frame. There was considerable administrative support from the English NHS. The Manchester Prescription Pricing Bureau dealt with the invoicing of prescribed medicine. A prescribing committee was established of whose six members four were doctors and one a chemist.
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She lived in Mumbai with her mother. She had married a sports writer and public relations professional Hemant Kenkre but the couple divorced in 1998. On 9 September 2008, she reportedly attempted suicide by taking an overdose of prescribed medicine, after which she was admitted to Mumbai's Jaslok hospital. On 8 October 2012, Bhosle committed suicide at her residence in Mumbai.
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While the effect of placebo has been knowingly and unknowingly practiced for millennia, the interesting observation Ariely and his collaborators made was that prices of the prescribed medicine can be used as a placebo as well. This chapter ended with a complex and moral question as to whether or not the placebo effect in medicine should be studied more closely or even eliminated systematically.
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In November 2009 it was announced that she is pregnant. At first it was decided that the band would not book any more shows, but would proceed with all booked shows. However, on November 3, after the Jigokuezu 2009 Akihabara show, Nao was ill with bleeding and abdominal pain. She was transported by ambulance to a hospital, where a doctor prescribed medicine and told her to have "absolute bed rest".
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Linda Walicki, who was diagnosed with a psychiatric illness, was not administered psychiatric drugs prescribed by the hospital because of the beliefs of her Scientologist parents. Instead her parents administered vitamins imported from the United States. Her condition worsened, and her parents became alarmed, finally relenting and administering the prescribed medicine. However, three weeks later, she assaulted them, killing her father Michael and sister Kathryn, and wounding her mother Sue.
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In 1900 when he turned thirteen he began his ecclesial studies for entering the priesthood. There came an instance during the course of his studies where he was felled with a sharp pain in his chest. His doctor prescribed medicine to him but warned that if the medicine failed he would not have much longer to live. His terrified mother ran to the church in Barcelona dedicated to Nuestra Señora del Sagrado Corazón and prostrated herself before the image.
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Before pills and tablets became widespread, prescribed medicine was mainly dispensed in the form of powders. The practice continued in this century for things such as headache powders and infant teething powders. The ingredients were mixed together in a mortar and then individually wrapped in separate doses. The paper squares in which the powders were folded all had to be folded to the same dimensions so that they would fit neatly together into a box for the customer.
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LeRoux then largely faded from the public eye, although from 1986–89 he did own Boston's Suffolk Downs thoroughbred racetrack. By the late 1980s, he had filed assets of $100 million, "including oil wells, greyhound racing dogs and antique cars." LeRoux died at age 77 from non-prescribed medicine given to him by a doctor in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, on January 7, 2008. He was the brother of Roger LeRoux who had a son named Mark LeRoux who married Susan Delaney.
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He neglects taking his prescribed medicine and locks the nurse out of the house, leaving his mother with nothing to do but weep. James, believing that more medicine will make you better faster than the prescribed amount, force feeds his mother large quantities of her pills, nearly killing her. Eventually, police make their way into the house, relieving Nancy of her son's care. Due to the medication overdose she has an emergency operation which seems to cure her of her ailments.
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A straight edge tattoo Straight edge is a philosophy of hardcore punk culture, adherents of which refrain from using alcohol, tobacco, and other recreational drugs, in reaction to the excesses of punk subculture. For some, this extends to refraining from engaging in promiscuous sex, following a vegetarian or vegan diet, and not drinking coffee or taking prescribed medicine. The term straight edge was adopted from the 1981 song "Straight Edge" by the hardcore punk band Minor Threat. Straight edge emerged amid the early-1980s hardcore punk scene.
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That same day, a plague-carrier whom Desgenettes was treating and who was about to die accidentally left behind a portion of his prescribed medicine in its glass. Without moving or hesitating, Desgenettes took this patient's glass, refilled it and drank. This action gave the patient some small hope, but made all his assistants go pale and recoil in horror - a second inoculation more fearsome than the first, of which Desgenettes seems to have taken so little account. in the course of the army's march across Syria's desert.
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Flynn, who are also after Charles' fortune, having waited for the old man to die for ten years, Lorna lets Charles drink as much as he wants, contrary to the instructions of Dr. Roland, and replaces some prescribed medicine. Martin (Joe De Santis) and Lorna (Barbara Stanwyck) consider the changing situation. Madeline has one ally, a chance acquaintance named Dupin, a heavy-drinking impecunious poet, to whom she turns when she suspects that Charles' medicine has been laced with poison. They take a sample to a pharmacist, who determines that it is sugar water.
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Accessed July 8, 2015. "Growing up in Atlantic Highlands (Jersey Shore – Monmouth County) and having attended Red Bank Catholic High School, Tonic lead singer Emerson Hart grew up having a mom who was known on local TV and a father with singing chops." Emerson Hart's father Jennings sang for the USO and his mother Sandra is a former television hostess. His father was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and was prescribed medicine to regulate his mental disorder, but he often resisted treatment and he and Sandra divorced in 1977.
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Health care providers who smoke are less likely to believe that smoking is harmful and acknowledge the specific health impacts of smoking than those who do not smoke. Only half of physicians included in the 2010 study routinely inquire about their patient's smoking habits, and of those, only 47.7% of those assist patients in quitting and only 11.6% encourage the scheduling of follow-up appointments for continued assistance. Only 5.3% of physicians reported to have prescribed medicine to aid in smoking cessation. Physicians note that the main obstacles for public health initiatives include lack of motivation amongst patients, lack of time, scarcity of medication, and lack of experience.
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For those who have severe anaphylactic reactions, a prescribed medicine such as doxepin, which is taken daily, should help to prevent and/or lessen the likelihood of a reaction and thus, anaphylaxis. There are also topical antihistamine creams which are used to help relieve hives in other conditions, but there is not any documentation stating they will relieve hives induced by cold temperature. Cold hives can result in a potentially serious, or even fatal, systemic reaction (anaphylactic shock). People with cold hives may have to carry an injectable form of epinephrine (like Epi-pen or Twinject) for use in the event of a serious reaction.
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In 1799, Corvisart and fellow French physician Paul Joseph Barthez were appointed by the French government as 'physicians of the Government'. In 1801, one of Corvisart's first patients, Barras, invited Corvisart to a reception, where he was introduced to General Napoleon Bonaparte and his wife Josephine. Napoleon was said to be a 'difficult' person to treat in the clinical setting, as he demanded a full explanation for each aspect of the ailments he experienced. Napoleon often refused to take prescribed medicine and was skeptical as to the practice and application of medical treatment, save that suggested by Corvisart, who he deemed as both competent and reliable.
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The UK is a frontline leader in internet pharmacies since a change to NHS pharmacy regulations in 2005 that made it legal for pharmacies to fill NHS prescriptions over the Internet. Drugs supplied in this way tend to be medicines which doctors refuse to prescribe for patients or would charge a private prescription fee, as all patients treated under the National Health Service (NHS) pay either a flat price or nothing for prescribed medicine (except for medicine classed as lifestyle medicine, e.g., antimalarials for travel) and medical equipment. Since July 2015 the Medicines and Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has required online sellers of medicines to adopt an E.U. wide logo and maintain an entry in the MHRA medicines sellers registry.
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Dennis is easily the most sociopathic member of the gang, having displayed signs of narcissistic and Borderline personality disorder, the latter of which he was diagnosed and prescribed medicine with in "Psycho Pete Returns". Over the course of the series, Dennis's mental condition has significantly worsened, resulting in him becoming more delusional and deranged, even referring to himself as "The Golden God" on numerous occasions. Dennis also has an extremely fragile ego, as revealed through his upset reactions to being rejected by his peers at his high school union and receiving a one-star (and eventual zero stars) rating on a dating website. It has been suggested numerous times that Dennis is a serial killer, as shown when it is revealed he keeps zip ties, duct tapes and gloves in his car and when he threatened to turn Dee's skin into a lampshade or a piece of high-end luggage.
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