Wow. It's not just anticancer drugs for dogs, there are also "lifestyle" drugs. They think they're people!
Just like people obesity drugs, they're intended for short-term use, coupled with a diet and exercise plan.
I really don't understand. It's not hard to put your dog on a diet. See here if you are interested in reading some dog forum chatter (including a first-person owner account) about the drug.
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In this blog post from Trusted.MD Network Keshav Chander MD asks "Why Do We Hesitate To Use Generic Drugs?" Among the responses he heard are:
Ezra Klein relays Jim Manzi's worry that public funding of drug trials
One thing that drove me nuts during the healthcare reform debate was the scare tactic of claiming that proposed legislation would result in rationing of healthcare.
Over the last year or so, the US FDA has grown tougher on withdrawing prescription and over-the-counter drugs that have not met the modern burden of proof for safety and efficacy that was officially required by the 1962 passage of the Kefauver-Harris amendments to the 1906 Federal Food and Drug A
I love your blog. I am hoping that you post more often!
Are you coming back?
I read or heard the comment that 'If your dog is fat you need to exercise more' (or words to that effect)
Hey, i like this blog.. Where are the rest of the molecules of the days??? Please continue :)