
News – Page 67
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When prescribing the most popular class of antidepressants – selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) – doctors usually start with the lowest recommended dosage. Then…
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Disease Mongering and Drug Marketing
The absolute, essential element for any business that wishes to succeed consists in discovering what the buying public needs and then fulfilling that need.…Kevin Connolly January 22, 2012 -
Medical Device Failures on the Rise
Over the last few years there has been a sharp spike in medical device recalls. Increased failure rates, as well as an increase in…Kevin Connolly January 18, 2012 -
How Big Pharma Influences Doctors
If you’re old enough, you may be familiar with the following scene: You are sitting in the waiting room of your physician’s office. Out…Kevin Connolly January 18, 2012 -
Direct to Consumer Marketing
Consumers are bombarded daily with ads for products that promise effortless weight loss, regained youth, a higher quality of life and everything in between.…Kevin Connolly January 18, 2012 -
Prescription Drug Deaths on the Rise
The statistics and the facts are staggering: More than 40 people a day across the country die from prescription pain medication overdoses; more and…Kevin Connolly January 18, 2012 -
Reasons to Keep Your Implant After Revision Surgery
According to an article published in Health Affairs, 750,000 hip and knee implant surgeries were performed in 2005 and that number is expected to…Kevin Connolly January 18, 2012 -
Big Pharma’s Influence On Surgeons
In 2006, Dr. David Polly was at the top of his game. A renowned and respected University of Minnesota orthopedic surgeon, Polly testified before…Kevin Connolly January 18, 2012
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