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Anticonvulsant Drug Makes People Suicidal

August 31, 2010 RSB Staff anti-seizure, bipolar disorder, depakine, drugs, elisabetta patorno, epilepsy, epilim, fda, gabapetin, gabitril, lamictal, lamotrigine, migraine headaches, Neurontin, oxcarbazepine, study, Suicide, tiagabine, topamax, topiramate, trileptal, valproate, violent death

Popular anti-seizure drugs may seriously increase a patient’s risk of suicide and violent death, according to a study conducted by

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Pesticides Are Linked To Attention Problems

August 24, 2010 Robert Scott Bell ADD, adhd, approval, arthritis, attention problems, congestion, Cymbalta, duloxetine, exercise, headaches, jeffery kirsch, judge, modified sugar beets, Monsanto, moose, pain, pesticide, Smoking, study, teens, thomas boyer

Study Links Pesticides to Attention Problems “Organophosphates are designed to attack the nervous systems of bugs by affecting message-carrying chemicals

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Low-Dose Vitamin D Pill Cuts Breast Cancer By 24%

August 13, 2010 RSB Staff absorption, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, anderson, assimilates, big role, body, breast cancer, Calcium, disease-preventing, health, health-promoting, influence, low dose, lower, natural, nutrient, optimal, pill, positive, powerful, risk, skin, study, sunlight, supplementation, vitamin d

A recent research study on vitamin D has shown that even low-dose vitamin D supplementation plays a big role in

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Gov’t says abuse of prescription meds skyrocketing

July 16, 2010 RSB Staff abuse, drug, drug control policy, Education, employment level, ethnicity, gender, Gil Kerlikowske, Government and Media, illicit, medication, prescription, problem, Race, study, substance abuse, treatment

A new government study finds a 400 percent increase in the number of people admitted to treatment for abusing prescription