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Since then, many forms of birth control have become widely available by prescription and over the counter.
Often in fine but upper-case print, most preprinted prescription labels include the words.
Here, in one neat package, Franklin constructed a prescription that went into making a self-made man.
Older and responsible students should be allowed to self-medicate at school with OTC products and certain prescription medications.
He says something in Tibetan to his assistant who writes a prescription and the exam is over.
This tale of country folk, their loves and hates, their customs, is like a prescription for our troubled age.
Your doctor may use a computerized refractor to measure your eyes and estimate the prescription you need to correct a refractive error.
He's not there to make moral judgments on how you live, but to fill your prescription.
Can a pharmacist refuse to fill a prescription because he or she believes the client is possessed by demons?
This includes dieting, exercise regimens, psychotherapy, or prescription medications.
With this prescription in hand, Jane was despatched to York hair and beauty salon Sota Hairdressing in Micklegate for a new hair-do and makeover.
For some seniors and groups representing seniors, Canada remains the place to purchase lower priced prescription drugs.
Democrats and Republicans agree that our seniors deserve a secure retirement and a prescription drug coverage in Medicare.
What will he do for the uninsured or underinsured workers, or deal with the outrageous cost of prescription drugs?
My prescription was tapered off so that I was alternating days of full dosage, half dosage.
Benefits include an eye exam every 12 months, a pair of prescription lenses and frames or contact lenses every 24 months.
The contingency plan offered the possibility of an antibiotic prescription if the child did not get better.
Stronger forms of topical treatments and antifungals in tablet form are only available on prescription.
The campaign will include posters on the sides of buses as well as information leaflets and stickers on repeat prescription slips.
It may be intended not as description of a never-never land, but as prescription of an order that any society should uphold.
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It is accepted that there is a right of way by prescription, but the nature of the permissible usage of that right of way is disputed.
Seam rippers and thread nippers slip nicely into empty prescription pill containers or film canisters.
Sudafed is also available over the counter, and other prescription products have made the switch as well.
Does your camp require that staff who are eighteen and older store their prescription medications in the health center?
Another reason may be that drugs in the United States are available only on prescription or over the counter.
Drug companies have been switching successful prescription drugs over the counter for years.
Democrats' timidity also makes it easier for the Republicans to co-opt their modest ideas, from prescription drugs to homeland security.
When should a drug be sold over the counter instead of by prescription only?
The medications most often implicated in prescription drug abuse are opioid analgesics, sedative-hypnotics and stimulants.
As the government's increase in prescription charges shows, we are not locked into a situation where changes cannot be made.
How will a prescription telephoned or e-mailed from a physician's office be authenticated or confirmed in pharmacies?
Current prescription and over the counter drugs were recorded from containers at the participants' homes.
He got out as quickly as he could, and threw the prescription into the litter bin on the way to the off-licence.
The pharmacist noticed the prescription for the dose had been altered from 50 to 100 microgrammes, and the alteration had not been initialled.
Such requirements necessitate frequent contact between the patient and physician for re-evaluation and prescription renewal.
Staples such as bread, pasta and flour can be obtained on prescription and many coeliacs can eat a healthy and even enjoyable diet.
A thorough podiatric examination will reveal any problems and, if appropriate, a prescription orthotic may be recommended.
Do generalists differ from specialists in the prescription of cognitive enhancers?
In emergency situations, the prescription order must be countersigned by the prescribing physician or dentist within 72 hours.
Use a high concentration prescription fluoride gel once a day or a sodium fluoride mouth rinse three times a day.
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One exception is prescription retinoic acid, which has been shown to improve the appearance of newer, red stretch marks.
Heaven help the pharmacists if the debate getting under way in the US about mail-order prescription medicines ever reaches our shores.
Simon, a middle-aged salesman, came to see me requesting a prescription for a sleeping pill.
It is not Labour policy to freeze prescription charges and review a system that is riddled with anomalies.
Both were white women with a college education, and both used prescription opiate drugs along with heroin.
In this case, the drug was an opiate called Percocet, a prescription pain medication.
The best way to avoid these problems is to follow nature's prescription of suitable times to eat.
Opinion on this issue is as divided and polarized as the position papers that comprise the prescription privilege debate.
Lastly, the study looked only at the prescription of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, not at the actual intake of the drugs.
Rush had given Lewis a list of rules for preserving health, which included prescription of purgatives.
For many recreational users, prescription methadone doesn't carry the same stigma as the typical street drug.
It seems clear that a universalist prescription, cast an actor of any ethnicity for any part, runs into serious objections.
She needs a current prescription, and I don't think she has a current one, nor does she have med insurance.
He bought prescription narcotics from them cheaply, which allowed him to avoid street heroin for years.
These findings provide a prescription for future newspaper content if papers are to gain young readers now and keep them in the future.
Such medicines may only be dispensed under a prescription, made usually only by a medical practitioner or dentist.
Police across Greater Manchester are clamping down on drivers unfit to be on the road after taking illegal or prescription drugs.
The issue here is not one of political semantics but of analysis and prescription.
Even a prescription of the tranquilliser diazepam failed to calm her nerves.
Severe persistent anxiety may merit the short term prescription of anxiolytic drugs such as diazepam.
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I overdosed on both prescription and over-the-counter drugs, abused alcohol and ruined my liver, and can't tolerate any drugs now.
Apply topical over-the-counter or prescription antifungal medications as indicated.
Surely we have to crack down on corruption and abuse, and eliminate idiocies like the direct advertising of prescription drugs to consumers.
They want a copy of my eyesight prescription, so I popped over to my opticians in Farnham this afternoon.
Tell your doctor and pharmacist about all prescription and non-prescription medications as well as the herbal or alternative medicines you take.
This must have been a recurrent feature of the Hittite scapegoats, since in the prescription of Uhhamuwa a crowned ram has to be sent away.
Other medications such as antidepressants, anti-seizure medications, and prescription or non-prescription pain medications may also be helpful.
The doctors and nurses will provide you with a prescription for medicines to help control the nausea and vomiting called anti-emetics.
At the moment I'm receiving shedloads of mail offering to sell me prescription drugs.
Phentermine, fenfluramine, and diethylproprion are related prescription medications used as appetite suppressants.
None of the control subjects were taking prescription medications, and all had normal spirometry.
Even when prescription costs are subtracted from total purchases, prescription buyers outspend the norm.
Like sunglasses, prescription lenses too are available with a wide variety of coatings.
Might TV news tilt in favor of prescription benefits for senior citizens because the producers know many of their viewers are codgers?
The raw spectra of protons, deuterons, tritons and alpha particles were fitted with a three moving source prescription.
Investigation by the society revealed a history of abuse of alcohol as well as prescription and non-prescription drugs by the respondent mother.
That's a sign to see the doctor for a prescription for antibiotic ear drops that will take care of most cases.
In brief, the general practitioner writes a prescription which the patient takes to the pharmacist.
The project was conducted in an environment that permitted the possession of syringes without a prescription.
Talk with your care provider about the medications, both prescription and non-prescription, you take.
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This practice, to a large extent, is responsible for the sale of many useless tonics and drugs without any medical practitioner's prescription.
In addition, the FVO report states that clenbuterol does not legally require a veterinary prescription for purchase and use in Brazil.
Neil was peeved when I refused his request for a prescription for penicillin.
About 6 million very low-income seniors would be ineligible for any prescription drug benefits under Medicare.
The kairotic moment would be that moment when the prescription was fulfilled by virtue of something that was in fact done in the secular.
Following this prescription, Mr. Florida tells us, there's hope for any city, even his decidedly unhip hometown.
In such a prescription there will be violence, and any violence is unnatural, abnormal, criminal.
Her addiction to prescription narcotics stemmed from chronic pain due to osteoporosis.
If your child is using prescription acne medications, it's especially important to stay out of the sun and away from tanning beds.
The nicotine gum and the nicotine patch can be bought without a prescription from your doctor.
When he was questioned he admitted taking the purse and the prescription pad and finding the other items.
About five years ago I began taking nitrazepam to help me sleep, and two years ago my prescription was changed to zolpidem.
The drug became popular in Germany and because of the lack of acute toxicity it became available over the counter without prescription.
Some prescription and non-prescription drugs contribute to or actually cause depression!
When heartburn sufferers want relief, they reach for prescription and non-prescription drug relief.
Both prescription and non-prescription medicines have an expiration date noted somewhere on the label.
Each Continence capsule includes the herb butterbur, which has been available in Germany by prescription for years.
Come to me later in the evening in the seventh hour after midday, and I will give the prescription to you.
And when it comes to circulatory disease, regular, aerobic exercise is the best prescription.
Most over-the-counter and prescription drugs list different dosages based on the size of a child or warn not to use the medicine with children.
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And taking them in combination form can effectively increase dosages of some prescription drugs.
The bill does not contain an express provision regulating the prescription of medical devices.
This case begins with a report showing that the prices on top selling prescription drugs jumped by double digits again.
Antihistamine drops that are very well tolerated also are available, and those are prescription.
Bacterial conjunctivitis can be treated with antibiotic eye drops or ointment, which can only be obtained with a prescription from your doctor.
I've taken prescription medication daily for eight years, and my doctor says it is all right to continue if it is helping my acid reflux.
So if the insurance companies are going to stiff Americans when it comes to affordable prescription drugs, somebody has to do the job.
Since I started working out, I don't have to be on prescription drugs any more.
He had been put on prescription drugs to help him cope with coming off crack.
When it comes to marketing health care, dot-coms have already found a prescription for success.
This growth represents the largest quarter-over-quarter volume gain among all branded oral prescription hematinic products in the United States.
Nevertheless, prescription and hereditary right would never again command unchallenged consent as a basis for legitimate political authority.
Police said the 30-year-old actress was also in possession of the painkiller oxycodone, a morphine derivative, without a prescription.
Is Tom right to get so uptight about prescription drugs, or should he just take a chill pill?
Then there are also worries about interactions with herbal supplements and prescription drugs, as well as potential harmful effects.
California, meanwhile, is one just five states to ban the sale of syringes without a prescription.
A pharmacist who failed to seek confirmation of a patently erroneous prescription was for that reason negligent.
Many prescription medications, including digitalis, phenothiazine, theophylline, and beta agonists, can cause palpitations.
My alternative to using a physiotherapist is going through my family doctor for prescription painkillers.
It will take about two hours to fill this prescription, ma'am, do you want to wait?
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As I was waiting to pick up a prescription at my local Walgreen's I noticed the book prominently displayed by the prescription drug counter.
Your eyeglass or contact lens prescription should be stable for at least one year.
But what about other intoxicants such as cocaine, cannabis resin or even the so called harmless prescription drugs.
Diet sheets and supporting written resources facilitated the dietary prescription to patients.
By prescription one person may acquire rights such as easements and profits over the land of another.
I gave him a prescription for equal parts of the extracts of rhubarb and jalap, which I have found a good habitual eccoprotic.
As well as recreational drugs, tests will cover prescription drugs, medicines and over-the-counter preparations.
Federal laws intended to prevent prescription drug abuse only allow prescribers to treat 30 patients at a time.
Writing clear and concise directions on the prescription will assist the patient in appropriate use of the medication.
The surgeon gives the patient a prescription for supervised physical therapy.
If this is an ongoing problem, ask your prescriber to write the prescription for the dosage form you can take most comfortably.
In order to write a prescription the recipient of the prescription must be a patient in their clinic and have a chart.
We considered patients as currently receiving a drug if their last prescription was issued within 90 days before the index date.
Doctors will usually be less able than exercise teachers to advise on the individualised prescription of particular exercises or activities.
Exercise and dietary therapy precedes prescription of medication by physicians.
These results may have consequences for more targeted prescription of ocular antibiotics.
The rate of antibiotic prescription varies enormously between countries and between groups within countries.
Inappropriate use of the available data could result in prescription of incorrect dosages.
Thus, the principles of exercise prescription for heart failure patients are similar to those for healthy people.
The Lancet letter also gave details of the herbal prescription which this patient supposedly was taking.
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In the USA, a man took a traditional herbal prescription containing 36 ingredients.
Angus waited outside whilst I went in and bought Gerald's medicine, a continuing prescription routinely picked up once a month.
Put that way, those recommendations sound like a prescription for improvement of ecology in general, not just studies of urbanization effects.
There is much to recommend Lodal's prescription but less reason to believe it will be embraced.
Even if I could do it, it's impossible to spell out a detailed policy prescription in a blog.
It is making a completely new prescription in terms of what was the effect or result of the 1947 Act.
For instance, if we do not have much prescription in the legislation, there is no constraint on officials.
Lastly, the defence of prescription does not apply to public nuisance because no one can acquire the right to commit a crime.
The evidence required to establish title by prescription will vary with the nature of the user.
The prescription for climate change is that prevention is better than cure.
The problem is compounded by the ban on general practitioners giving private prescription to their NHS patients.
Illicit prescription drug use is at a high level among the high-risk felony probationers who volunteered for this study.
She is working hard to make prescription drugs more affordable and importation from Canada legal.
The lymph nodes under my left arm are swollen as well and I'm in this close to filling the prescription the doc gave me.
It should not be sold over the counter at pharmacies without a prescription though.
His prescription also falls short by not addressing how our current electoral rules waste votes and suppress potential participation.
The chain particularly doesn't want customers to drive the extra mile to Wal-Mart and its low-price prescription counter.
I'm not sure I entirely agree with his uncompromisingly conservative prescription.
Folic acid tablets can be obtained from pharmacies, large supermarkets, health food stores and by prescription.
Hyoscine is available as tablets that can be bought without a prescription from pharmacies.
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A tailored exercise prescription, determined by exercise testing, can aid blood pressure reduction.
They encourage the use of medicines without any prescription by advertising their products on television and radio.
Heroin addicts should be able to register and get supplies on prescription.
Use over-the-counter medications judiciously, or consult your doctor about the right prescription for your needs.
We also discuss a variety of other remedies, over-the-counter treatments and prescription drugs.
He is going into rehab to try to kick his addiction to prescription painkillers.
Sales reps wield enormous influence, as doctors depend on them for information on the newest prescription drugs and clinical findings.
In direct to consumer advertising, drug companies target advertisements for prescription drugs directly at the public.
This is particularly important if you have not received a repeat prescription, so that we can rectify the matter.
Most of modern medicine's prescription drugs grew out of traditional herbal remedies.
Also pack sunscreen, extra prescription eyewear and motion sickness medication if applicable.
Why was the last election so mind-numbingly focused on the size of prescription drug benefit plans for the elderly?
I have the Xanax should I need it, but so far I have not even filled the prescription for it.
Many more women, and gay men, find their drinks laced with a whole host of other illegal and prescription drugs or alcohol.
He would allow the reimportation of prescription drugs from Canada to give Americans access to substantial discounts.
But I wonder if his prescription fits the problem as neatly as the book suggests, and I worry that people will misapply his message.
This prescription now forces them to go out and struggle for tuition and boarding elsewhere.
Despite my misgivings, I picked up a box of these today when I filled the new prescription.
The prescription for this dilemma is for contracting offices to stand firm and not take on this type of assignment.
At the prescription counter, there was a pregnant lady in front of me, in a short dress.
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The link in both cases was a reaction to prescription drugs and the point is the delicacy of our brain biochemistry.
She's called in the government to do more to stop unscrupulous companies selling prescription drugs on the Internet.
The abolition of all prescription charges and home care charges for the disabled will also be of direct benefit.
Omitted prescription medications included such drugs as oxycodone, warfarin, and insulin.
More is known about the adverse effects and therapeutic uses of marihuana than about most prescription drugs.
He admitted in a nationwide radio broadcast on Friday that he is addicted to prescription pain medication.
Meanwhile, seniors are shunning the new prescription coverage ballyhooed by the White House.
Do you remember how to do real handwriting or are you so rusty your scrawl resembles a doctor's prescription?
This step is a safety mechanism to prevent prescription forgery because each number can be checked to verify its validity.
A final medical alternative includes short-term use of prescription sedatives to combat withdrawal symptoms.
With the aid of weekly visits to the acupuncturist she's been able to wean herself off of prescription meds.
It is by no means adventitious that this statement combines an ethical proposition with an economic prescription.
Make sure you use prescription drugs only as prescribed by a medical doctor and take only the recommended dosages.
He was not able to take any prescription medications with him on such short notice.
If you've ever taken a prescription drug and felt better afterward, you can thank a medicinal chemist.
Special restrictions exist on the prescription of medicines for drug addicts.
I would like to start taking guggul to lower cholesterol, but I saw on your Web site that it might lower the effectiveness of certain prescription medications.
There are only about a thousand real addicts in Britain, and nobody is going to make a fortune peddling heroin because the addicts can get it on prescription.
The lack of prescription coverage under Medicare is a national scandal.
Treatment may be prescription eye drops, oral medicines, or surgery.
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So spooked were they that rather than offer a viable alternative, they meekly fell in line with a hideous policy prescription, a decision that continues to haunt them.
With prescription drug abuse rampant in the U.S., New York is taking steps to stop it.
And 9,869 people died from prescription opioids in 2012, a decrease from 2011, back to 2008 levels.
If necessary an optician can also provide a prescription for glasses.
It says there are a significant number of cases involving people misreading instructions, and accidents involving children overdosing on prescription drugs.
No one should be given a lethal prescription of drugs when they are gripped by mental illness or in a temporary depression.
It is his ability to merge moral sentiment, theological passion, and policy prescription that lights the fire of his rhetoric.
Those rights of sovereignty which can he separated from it, or shared with others, are gained and lost by right of ownership based on usucaption or on prescription.
Pharmacists who object to dispensing oral contraceptives on religious grounds might find it awkward to quiz a woman about the reason for the prescription.
If someone needs Plan B, you should be there to fill the prescription.
Furthermore, uninsured Americans who lack any market power and pay out of pocket at the pharmacy naturally pay the highest prices for prescription drugs.
The two states will first require customers to fill a prescription with a pharmacist before they can get and pay for refills at a vending machine inside drugstores.
In 2009, 5.4 percent of high school seniors were using Adderall without a prescription.
But if you dress up the idea in a forbidding vocabulary, full of neologisms and recondite references to philosophy, then you may have a prescription for academic stardom.
With a name full of jargon jive and a cast of unknown comedians and aspiring actors, this marketed as a hip urban comedy sounds like a prescription for disaster.
In recent years, strains of the disease have developed a resistance to the prescription drug and, in some pockets, resistance to other prophylactics.
For most of the century, opium, morphine, and cocaine were legally and cheaply available without a prescription at drugstores and grocery stores and through the mail.
When you've picked up your prescription from the doctor and you're paying the receptionist, don't forget to ask if there is a charge for the griffonage.
Research has found that people whose initial prescription for a certain therapy was filled with a generic medicine had a 62 percent greater chance of staying on that medicine.
In addition to controlled storage, prescription blanks are serialized, and the dispersal of all prescription pads and storage destination is documented by pharmacy staff.
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Among the top 10 prescription drugs listed on death certificates, methadone is chief among them.
I picked up the message whilst I waited at the pharmacy for my prescription and was instantly overcome with a feeling of guilt, as if I had just stood him up.
Why do we need trillions of dollars worth of prescription drugs.
In the case of a sleeping pill or some other medicine you use only occasionally, this can serve as a reminder to ask your physician for a new prescription at your next visit.
Now the president is saying, oh, well, we might give you tax relief if you will sign on to my prescription drug proposal, which duplicates coverage that's already provided.
So, in 2005, he decided to take the vast majority of psychotropic substances and prescription pills out of his work.
And on the one hand, you might say it's about time that, you know, the Congress did something about negotiating for a better price for prescription drugs.
Hand written prescription sheets can contribute to drug errors in that they may be illegible, incomplete, or subject to transcription errors when rewritten.
How Kennan's prescription would eventually serve to overcome these obstacles was far from clear, one reason he found himself attacked by strident cold warriors.
It was also reported that his family was planning an emergency trip to Bahrain to try and get the pop star into rehab for a prescription drug addiction.
She had not taken any over-the-counter or prescription sympathomimetics, nor did she have a history of risk factors for hypertension or type 2 diabetes.
Drugs are becoming more powerful with prescription painkillers used to enhance effect and prolong a deleterious pleasure.
Buying prescription drugs without a scrip is a serious legal offense, as Rush Limbaugh could tell you.
The sheriff said a search had turned up no nonprescription drugs, and no unusual amounts of prescription medicines.
The prescription diet drug phentermine can indeed cause impotence.
But he said that under the changes the minister was proposing farmers would have to get a vet prescription for items such as wormers, lice treatments, sheep dip and vaccines.
The cost of prescription drugs in this country rising at such a staggering rate that nearly 40 percent of us can no longer afford to fill our prescriptions.
The most common types of prescription drugs abused by young adults are pain relievers, which include codeine, methadone, meperidine, percocet, hydrocodone, and oxycodone.
It can only do so if the prescription is written generically.
He argued to break the link with hard drugs and for the provision of clean pharmaceutical heroin on prescription to those not yet ready to come off the drug.
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It works by using pre-addressed Freepost envelopes in which your GP can post your repeat prescription to a nominated Boots pharmacy every time you need to renew it.
This is another option for people with presbyopia, in which you use a lens with the reading prescription in one eye and a lens with the distance prescription in the other eye.
It is much easier to just scribble out a prescription without thinking, but doing so is lazy and poor patient care.
The party would also restore free dental checks, and prescription charges would be frozen pending a review of the level of charges and categories of exemptions.
I was repeatedly informed it was just bad luck and handed yet another prescription.
The Law of Proportionate Belief states that one should believe in a certain proposition or policy prescription in proportion to the arguments for that position.
The preachments of the archaeological community notwithstanding, the retentionist program they advocate is a prescription for future catastrophes.
Besides, even if pot were really, really, really well regulated like prescription drugs, diversion and abuse will still happen.
He dealt prescription pills from his Elliott home, police said.
The only difference is that that member wants to force people to follow one prescription rather than actually to work with people and use the brains of the whole industry.
Obama's newly released medical report reveals he's taking a prescription medication for jet lag.
You mention prescription laxatives for a constipated patient.
The meds are safe, and buying them without a prescription keeps costs down.
He also advocated that specific remedies could be applied to each such disease, his favourite example being the prescription of Peruvian bark for intermittent fever or ague.
The Department of Health has been advised that the controversial drug is safe and should be freely available from chemists without the need for a doctor's prescription.
He examined my lesions through a magnifying glass, quickly wrote down a prescription of drugs, and, handing it to us, asked us to come for follow up after a week.
The expensive and effective marketing of pharmaceutical companies has made a generation of physicians well versed in the prescription of antidepressants.
We also sought to provide relevant information to instructors of students in clinical psychology in preparation for prescription privileges for psychologists.
In parallel with the increase use of stimulants given to children has been a growth of childhood depression and the prescription of antidepressants such as Prozac.
I take calcium and vitamin D supplements, but prescription medications are generally only for women in menopause.
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Quite the opposite, the aim of this paper is to increase awareness that a universal exercise and dietary prescription for reducing heart disease risk is not appropriate.
In this case, a low-fat calorie restricted diet will be exactly the wrong prescription.
Even when bundled together, just 2.6 percent of Americans misuse prescription drugs in a given month.
His first prescription when I saw him was to have the CAT scan test that I had been forced to postpone for a month and a half.
I wonder why this bit of ignorant grammatical pontificating never caught on, while the equally ill-founded prescription against splitting infinitives did?
The well-known illegibility of the prescription scripts frequently makes it impossible for a curious patient even to guess at the nature of the medicament.
One analysis reports that neck pain experienced by middle-aged patients often coincides with their first prescription for bifocal or trifocal glasses.
The same diet prescription was adopted by all the participants.
We have repeatedly shown that prescription event monitoring provides a valuable addition to pharmacovigilance of prescription products in England.
Sorrell v ims Health focused solely on prescription data, but it was a major battle in the wider war over data tracking.
Is it legal to sell prescription drugs through multi-level marketing?
In terms of cost, virtually every provincial drug plan is under immense strain due to growing demand and the rapid introduction of new and costly prescription drugs.
Our nation's experience with prescription drugs should teach us a lesson.
There was no width prescription in the case of private roads.
Kayla scrawled her signature on the prescription pad and tore it off.
But their immediate impact on the political structure, at a time when the power of prescription and force of custom were over-riding, is difficult to assess.
With the country sinking ever further into a prescription drug-induced haze, one state has decided to fight back.
Traditionally, it was accepted that wives and children were subordinate and subservient to the husband father, either because of biblical prescription or natural inferiority.
There are numerous prescription and non-prescription allergy medications available, including antihistamines such as Reactine and inhaled steroids such as Flonase.
Prozac is legal as a controlled drug given on prescription for depression.
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For example, one prescription in this text for the treatment of anuria is to massage the sacrum while applying burning moxa leaves to points on the back.
Instead of lessons about the dangerous, addictive, and deadly qualities of prescription opioids, he got lessons on relieving pain.
A prescription for hydroxyzine and a topical steroid cream ended the house call but not my children's fascination with the stranger who came to our home.
Simvastatin-Teva tablets, containing simvastatin, are prescription medicine indicated for hypercholesterolaemia.
They escaped suspicion by individually supplying only small quantities of prescription drugs such as Demerol, Methadone and Xanax.
Addiction to opioid prescription pain killers is no longer confined to the inner city.
The label revision applied to both Alli, sold over the counter, and Xenical, the prescription form.
Is there anything I can bug for myself without a prescription to help treat a yeast infection, and if so, what?
This case can be directly analogized to the situation where one possesses prescription drugs.
Depending on the range, prescription eyeglasses may qualify as eye protection.
We therefore need to reduce our reliance on the prescription of antibiotics for common ailments that could be treated in other ways.
John's wort was no better than the prescription anti-depressant Zoloft at relieving the symptoms of major depression in a study of 340 people.
Specialized visual therapy helps, while others benefit with a task-specific prescription as with the presbyopes.
For people who wear prescription glasses who are not satisfied with non-prescription clip-on lenses, prescription sunglasses are available.
Policies such as total legalisation, chemists handing over heroin on prescription and shooting galleries are put forward from time to time.
The precise distinction between OTC and prescription depends on the legal jurisdiction.
Kotow has over 20 years experience in the prescription and medical equipment and supplies industries at both the retail and wholesale levels.
When MS fatigue strikes, exercise, sleep, and prescription medication aren't the only rejuvenators.
They similarly found cardiovascular contraindications by either diagnosis or prescription claim data.
The company said same-store prescription revenue grew 2.9 percent, and nonpharmacy, or front-end, sales fell 1.2 percent.

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