Sentence examples for medications whose from inspiring English sources

The pain-relief industry is huge: the average American spends as much as $900 a year on pain medications, whose effects are generally short-lived.

Specialty drugs also include medications whose distribution is tightly regulated as federally controlled substances, like the narcolepsy treatment Xyrem, which is distributed through Express Scripts.

Several panel members worried that by tarring the cox-2 drugs, they would encourage physicians to prescribe older medications whose risks are not well understood.

How many fans made an anguished call for baseball during the long, miserable winter when network television was as barren as usual and cable TV was awash with commercials for medications whose reactions are worse than the ailments?

Therefore, it is of utmost importance to evaluate alternative treatments such as herbal medications, whose efficacy and safety is proven by pharmacological and clinical studies.

The next piece of psychiatric advice I'd get was invariably even worse: a recommendation to give up alcohol, and instead begin taking ominously named medications whose possible side-effects include: dizziness, sexual dysfunction and an increase in suicidal thoughts.

Salazar feared that he might be having another heart attack, but tests revealed no cardiac event; most likely the symptoms were caused by his blood pressure medication, whose dosage his doctors then adjusted.

Nateglinide is a quick acting anti-diabetic medication whose potent activity lasts for a short duration.

Patients were allowed to take frovatriptan as symptomatic medication, whose efficacy was evaluated at the two hours pain-free rate.

For cocaine, it's a different story: Fiona says a number of samples of what people believed were cocaine were in fact chloroquine, an anti-malaria medication whose side effects include muscle problems, skin rashes and diarrhoea, and in serious cases muscle damage, seizures and problems with vision.

In one example, when patients were asked to choose between two equally efficacious medications, 57% chose the medication whose benefit was expressed in relative terms while only 15% chose the medication whose benefit was expressed in absolute terms [ 50].