Performance-enhancing energy drinks should carry prominent health warnings to protect young people from overdosing on caffeine, doctors said yesterday.
In 2004, health regulators required that all labels for antidepressants carry prominent warnings that the drugs were associated with increased risks of suicidal thinking and behavior in young patients, a link that many psychiatrists say has been blown out of proportion, scaring off patients who could benefit from drug treatment.
Plain, or "standardised", tobacco packaging is usually free from bright colours and must carry prominent health warnings.
b) You must cause the files modified to carry prominent notices stating that you changed the files and the date of any change.
aD/pD; thin Nrt-positive section in the dorsal neuropil, carrying prominent bundles in the posterior commissure (pD) of S3-A1 and less prominent ones in anterior commissure (aD) of T1 T3 (no Nrt-bundles in aD of all other neuromeres; Fig. 2C).
Dilmurat Perhat, who also worked on the Diyarim site, said they had never previously experienced problems with the authorities and that the site carried a prominent warning telling people not to write about politics or other sensitive matters.
He finally won his party's nomination for governor in 1986 and was expected to lose to the Republican candidate, William W. Scranton 3d, who was then the lieutenant governor and who carried a prominent name in Pennsylvania.
Interestingly, in the same vein, using single squares of light Eriksson et al. (2008) showed in ferrets that V1 responses to rapidly presented stimulus switches (<83 ms) were dominated by stimulus onsets, whereas both VSD imaging and spiking responses to longer stimuli (>133 ms) carried additional prominent information about stimulus offset.
But those drugs, including Celexa and Lexapro, all now carry a prominent "black box" warning that the drugs could cause suicidal thinking or behavior in some children.
