"If he got started on medication, that could have controlled his symptoms," Dr. Torrey said.
At some point in the life of my marriage, it suggested, a new breed of "love drug" might become available – a medication that could heal wounded relationships.
I am ridiculously over-qualified for what I do; I feel stalled in my life and want to know if there is a medication that could help me".
"Giving a medication that could treat the epilepsy, as opposed to treating the seizure, would be absolutely novel," Dr. French said.
But at Allergan, Botox became a virtual pipeline in and of itself after the arrival of Mr. Pyott, who recognized that it was a medication that could be serially reincarnated for other applications.
The lawsuit, filed in December, asserted that Physicians Health Services, Connecticut's largest H.M.O., pressured patients to use company-preferred drugs instead of doctor-prescribed medication that could be more effective.
Buprenorphine was developed as a safer alternative to methadone for treating heroin and painkiller addiction, a take-home medication that could be prescribed by doctors in offices rather than dispensed daily in clinics.
Subjects who had other chronic diseases or conditions or who used concomitant medication that could interfere with measurements, such as treatment with benzodiazepines, were excluded.
It will tell you, the doctors, what drugs a patient is taking so you can avoid prescribing a medication that could cause a harmful interaction.
Sebelius, he said, "could not be confident" that preteen girls would know how to use a medication that "could end up having an adverse effect...
Exclusion criteria were use of tobacco products or any medication that could affect sympathetic function, active infection at the injection site, known allergies to medications, previous neck surgeries, Raynaud's disease or Raynaud's phenomena, and coagulopathy.
