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Drug news covers the latest breakthroughs in pharmaceuticals, including new drug approvals, clinical trial results, and advancements in drug delivery systems. It also delves into discussions about drug safety, pricing, and access to medications.

FDA Approves Drug For Shingles Pain

FDA Approves Drug For Shingles Pain

The US FDA has given its nod for Qutenza (capsaicin) skin patch for treating pain caused by postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), that is shingles-related pain.

Breast Cancer may be Treated by New Combination Therapy

Breast Cancer may be Treated by New Combination Therapy

Adding anti-malaria drug to conventional breast cancer inhibitors can dramatically increase the rate by which the treatment kills cancer cells

FDA Approves Canada's Swine Flu Vaccine

FDA Approves Canada's Swine Flu Vaccine

The US Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday it has approved a Canadian-made shot against swine flu.

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Female Viagra Developed by German Firm

Female Viagra Developed by German Firm

Germany's Boehringer Ingelheim has developed a once-daily pill that appears to increase sex drive in females.

Merck's Anti-Cholesterol Drug Under the Scanner

Merck's Anti-Cholesterol Drug Under the Scanner

Fresh doubts have been cast on the effectiveness of Zetia, a cholesterol drug produced by US pharmaceuticals giant Merck in a new study.

Document to Curb Fake Drug Sales in Draft Stage in Europe

Document to Curb Fake Drug Sales in Draft Stage in Europe

A new convention to put an end to the manufacture of counterfeit medicines and their sales both commercially and online is being drafted by the European Council.

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Scientists Identify Why Some Combination Therapies Backfire

Scientists Identify Why Some Combination Therapies Backfire

Scientists have identified why certain combination therapies are in fact worse than standalone drug treatments.

Drug Ads can be Harmful to Health of Consumers

Drug Ads can be Harmful to Health of Consumers

A new study released online in the American Journal of Public Health offers guidelines for improving drug ads in order to minimize potential harm and maximize benefits of prescription drug ads.

Anti-Psychotic Drugs Linked to Dementia Patient Deaths in UK

Anti-Psychotic Drugs Linked to Dementia Patient Deaths in UK

British health professionals have called for a change in the treatment of dementia patients after an official report warned that wrongly prescribed anti-psychotic medicines are causing

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Sanofi's Slow Gestation of the Swine Flu Vaccine

Sanofi's Slow Gestation of the Swine Flu Vaccine

Laboratory workers stare at an incubator full of eggs where the next batch of H1N1 vaccine is slowly hatching: ground zero for Sanofi Pasteur's efforts to fulfill a US innoculation

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