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Product: Midol
Menstrual CompleteLabel: Ask a doctor
before use if you have difficulty urinating due to an enlarged prostate.Sound advice from Merck. But should sufferers of
premenstrual syndrome really lose sleep over enlarged prostates?
That's from a collection on the
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website. At first glance, it seems senseless. But I
suspect that the warning is FDA-mandated for all products containing
antihistamines, which this does.
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The annoying death crud that has gripped me continues apace. Fortunately, I happen to have a rather interesting guest blog post that I've had lying around a while, and now seems like the perfect time to use it. It comes from Dr.
In a recent study, 35,533 prostate cancer-free men in a higher risk age gr
Another day, another disease treatment strategy based off a genetically modified virus!
Prostate Specific Antigen Retargeted Recombinant Newcastle Disease Virus for Prostate Cancer Virotherapy.
No, Im not talking about XMRV ;)
Im talking about using genetically modified viruses to treat prostate cancer :)
Doesn't seem senseless to me.
"Bad headache. No Tylenol in the house. Wait a sec ... this stuff should work ..."
Finally! Warning labels that cater to the transsexual consumer.