I can't go down that road [of not taking medicines].
He said he was done taking medicines and did not sound particularly optimistic that rest would work.
And taking medicines for non-infectious conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure is also a chore.
Dr. Graham's studies were observational, meaning they looked at what had happened to millions of people taking medicines in their normal lives.
The need for the rule stems from injuries and ineffective treatments suffered by children taking medicines that have not been tested for safety and efficacy in young people.
*Less-than-ideal candidates have dry eyes or scarring of their corneas or are taking medicines or suffering from illnesses that may interfere with healing.
Claude was taking medicines and some staff members to Kigutu, when several young men waylaid the vehicle, robbed everyone inside, then started shooting.
She had been part of a team taking medicines deep into Nuristan, a remote and impoverished region in the far north east.
To address this it's tempting for governments to start campaigns about quitting smoking, eating healthily, drinking less alcohol, exercising more, and taking medicines like the polypill.
Children taking medicines that contain steroids may be at risk for much more serious, even deadly, cases of chickenpox, a new study finds.
"It is very likely that the newer classes of drugs in general are safer than older drugs, but you have to recognize that many more people are taking medicines now than used to".
