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Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database Press Releases

New Scientific Rating System Helps Consumers and Professionals Find High-Quality Dietary Supplements and Natural Medicines
June 9, 2008 — Stockton, CA — Consumers shopping the dietary supplement aisle and healthcare professionals advising patients using natural medicines face difficult questions. Of the hundreds or thousands of products on the shelf or online, which ones work? Are they safe? Do they even contain the ingredients listed on the label? Continue reading... Download PDF
 
Over 1600 potential interactions between natural products and conventional drugs identified by research group; 25% rated as severe
May 18, 2007 — Stockton, CA — A 55-year-old man thought he was doing the right thing for his health when he stopped by the health food store and was advised to take several supplements. He didn't realize that one of the natural medicines he began to take, ginkgo, could reduce the effectiveness of the medication he took to control his seizures. He suffered a seizure while swimming, and died.

People often think "natural equals safe." They don't realize that some natural products can contribute to dangerous interactions. Continue reading... Download PDF
 
Evidence-based data on Traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic formulations now available from Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database
March 27, 2007 — Stockton, CA — Eastern medicine, such as Traditional Chinese and Indian (Ayurvedic) herbal formulations, is used by millions of people around the world. It's also a rapidly growing, multi-million dollar industry in North America. The challenge for Western medicine practitioners is finding reliable information on the contents of these products, and whether they might be beneficial, or potentially harmful. Continue reading... Download PDF
 
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Prescriber's Letter Helps Increase Immunization and Reduce Infectious Outbreaks
September 14, 2007 — Stockton, CA — Infectious disease experts predict that failure to properly immunize Americans is putting us on the verge of more outbreaks. A significant factor is that many clinicians do not know the latest vaccination recommendations against contagious diseases. Continue reading... Download PDF
 
Avoiding Hidden Safety Risks with Fatty Fish and Omega-3 Fish Oil Supplements
August 13, 2007 — Stockton, CA — Health conscious individuals are looking carefully at dietary fish oil intake and omega-3 fatty acid supplements. Research shows eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) found in some fish can lower triglycerides, prevent heart disease and may help lower the risk of cardiac death. Continue reading...
 
Neurology and Pharmacy Experts Reexamining Substitution of Antiepileptic Drugs
June 28, 2007 — Stockton, CA — A growing controversy over substituting generic antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) for their brand name counterparts will impact pharmacists, prescribers, and patients with epilepsy. Continue reading... Download PDF
 
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