In recent years, low-dosage and no-dosage wines have become fashionable, and another simple story has taken hold: The lower the dosage, the better the Champagne.
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All patients treated at the higher dosage level and 98% at the lower dosage level were cured.
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Today, the dosage is an art and science trying to find that perfect dosage pattern throughout a day.
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Some of the participants may get a higher dosage of the vaccine, to see what dosage is most effective.
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The maximum single dosage someone can purchase for recreational use in the state of Colorado is 10 mg, which has been determined as a medium dosage.
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Imported medicines might also come in a different dosage form (such as capsule, tablet, or other dosage forms) disrupting treatment regimens and creating confusion for patients.
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Their dosage was 20 mg every two weeks—which is far lower than the typical dosage for someone looking to fully transition from female to male.
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While discussing dosage, Dr. McGrath mentioned that her epilepsy study uses higher dosages than other ongoing studies and that she saw no negative side effects from implementing this high dosage.
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Eventually, you combined a lower dosage of Keppra and Clonazepam.
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The packaging came with oodles of information and dosage recommendations.
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To kill cancer cells, you need to up the dosage.
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Neither length of treatment nor size of dosage demonstrated effectiveness.
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Cahn's psychotherapist recently recommended that he increase his medication dosage.
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Depending on the dosage, an order can run just $40.
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For the maximum efficacy, repeat the dosage after two weeks.
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BAN22401 is administered intravenously and was being tested in five dosage strengths in 43 patients with either mild cognitive impairment or early-stage Alzheimer's in a phase two trial, which assesses a medication's dosage.
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"Some respond [to positive tests] by reducing their dosage," he said.
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You build tolerance for it, even if you increase the dosage.
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I upped my Xanax dosage to three times the usual amount.
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The recommended dosage of BOND is between four and eight pumps.
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The interface then guides you to a dosage and intake schedule.
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After her physician increased the dosage, she said, the clot cleared.
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Over the next four years, her doctors tripled her antidepressant dosage.
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Tylenol dosage is the same for pregnant and non-pregnant adults.
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The wrong dosage can induce terror—and in some cases, death.
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Upping the dosage to achieve the same effect increases the risk.
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When I told the nurses, they refused to increase my dosage.
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It didn't matter that my psychiatrist had increased my antipsychotic dosage.
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Some allow users to fine-tune temperature and control dosage amounts.
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The watch promises to send medication reminders as well as dosage instructions.
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Even when my dosage was halved, I had terrible dreams and tremors.
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Will I no longer have affordable access to my dosage of Truvada?
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The red line represents the current dosage that Velcade's manufacturer, Takeda, sells.
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The dosage of epinephrine itself reportedly costs just about $1 per device.
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PLUS tests its products four times to assure the dosage is correct.
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And so the problem isn't with the design, it's with the dosage.
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Nor did the dosage of vitamin D seem to make any difference.
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Hiatt described the dosage with another nurse and worked through her math.
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Wage rises are not ... a problem, but their scope and dosage are.
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The dosage of the medications also played a role in that association.
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Each session can cost $150 to $400, depending on dosage and location.
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The dosage is intended to balance the generally high acidity in Champagne.
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And Jackson has upped Trump's dosage of Crestor, a cholesterol-lowering statin.
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Shroom dosage varies based on how one elects to manage their condition.
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The standard dosage for a CBD edible, meanwhile, is around 20 mg.
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And your ideal dosage will depend on the form of cannabis you're using.
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For some that may be to continue taking a daily dosage of pills.
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Our findings tell us that small of a dosage is safe for dogs.
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However, the contraction monitor was malfunctioning (um, nightmare), so they increased her dosage.
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The dosage of the medication had been increased following his wife's cancer diagnosis.
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All three patients were taking the highest dosage of AFM11 during the study.
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Slowly tapering your caffeine dosage each day can greatly reduce these withdrawal symptoms.
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For instance, the lower dosage comes with a decreased risk for side effects.
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This time, the target of the injection was Dupree's tongue, the dosage small.
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The antibiotic dosage for humans is calculated to treat a 2628 pound person.
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"Titrations" refers to the process by which physicians gradually up a drug's dosage.
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The third is that this dosage was sublethal, just to send a message.
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She reduced her insulin dosage and allowed her A1c to climb above 7.
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She continues to take immune-suppressing medications, but Stewart is tapering the dosage.
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Nearly half of that goes to India, where it's repackaged into dosage form.
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If [the dosage] is less, [the person] will go through very tortuous scenes.
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She bought him hypnotism tapes, high-dosage vitamins, magnesium tablets, and herbal treatments.
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Most CBD proponents advise to start low and increase the dosage over time.
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Garcia said Luis's pediatrician lowered the boy's dosage in July after an overdose.
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It's usually cheaper to get a 90-day supply, or you can check with your doctor to see if your medication comes in a higher dosage that you can use a pill cutter to cut and take half a dosage.
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Whatever you settle on, though, you should be aware of your dosage, Barcott says.
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CB1 works in different ways, depending on whether the dosage is high or low.
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Dancesafe has a section on women but doesn't mention anything about dosage for women.
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Regulators requested data on how companies develop dosage recommendations for different people and purposes.
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Many people who take ecstasy have a misguided relationship with the drug's proper dosage.
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However, at each dosage level, a small group of bacteria were able to survive.
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The study found that changing a patient's opioid dosage increased the risk of overdose.
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She said the dosage was increased after being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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When opioids are used, the lowest possible effective dosage should be prescribed, it said.
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Now we have to give four times the dosage for eight to 12 weeks.
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Smith-Bindman said that excessively high radiation dosage is a problem requiring urgent attention.
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But the specifics in terms of timing, dosage and treatment durations were less clear.
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A label instructed me to "see accompanying information"—there wasn't any—for dosage instructions.
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Taken directly, the dosage can be as small as a few grains of salt.
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It also has dosage issues because the THC may not be spread out evenly.
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But his daily dosage of the drug rosuvastatin was increased to 85033 milligrams daily.
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They're going to chloroform the whole family, and, in Rose's case, overdo the dosage.
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But [just getting the dosage of Trimix right] has been a whole learning process.
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But his daily dosage of the drug rosuvastatin was increased to 40 milligrams daily.
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"Titration" is the process by which a physician gradually increases a drug's dosage strength.
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They examined nearly 100 probiotic-containing products, cataloging information about species, strains, and dosage.
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If the dosage is off even a little bit, those follicles might start developing.
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In theory, the right dosage or frequency of use could mitigate these potential negative effects.
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The goal was to gradually lower her dosage, but not until after the baby came.
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She recalls that he said it was fine because the dosage would only last briefly.
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This is the highest dosage available and the one most frequently prescribed to trans women.
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She said she had increased her dosage after being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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"Titrations" refers to a process in which a physician continually increases a drug's dosage strength.
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An important reminder whenever using cannabis edibles: Start with a low dosage (5-10 mg).
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"The jelly bean is perfect for the proper dosage [of CBD]," Klein told Cannabis Aficionado.
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The lower dosage provides temporary protection against the disease but does not confer lifelong immunity.
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The judge also took issue with the state's contention that the extra dosage was necessary.
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"The jelly bean is perfect for the proper dosage" of CBD, Klein told Cannabis Aficionado.
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However, the higher dosage of long-acting pills can make them more attractive for abuse.
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Plug in your Medicare number and drugs (you will need each drug's name and dosage).
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This means that the correct dosage for fentanyl is measured in micrograms rather than milligrams.
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Chris: The most paramount difference for all of this is what infusion is verses dosage.
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His daily dosage of the cholesterol drug rosuvastatin was also increased to 40 milligrams daily.
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Like Laura, Bianca had always appreciated when her psychiatrists increased the dosage of her medications.
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Both worlds are all about the balance and right dosage to create a good harmony.
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She would receive GHB every two hours, and each time the dosage would be decreased.
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That's how to minimize exposing your lungs to any lurking coronavirus dosage you might encounter.
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"With Alzheimer's, dosage is everything," says Paul Rosenberg, a geriatric psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Hundreds of chronic pain sufferers are now finding it impossible to access their typical dosage.
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Even with a good English interpreter, Sarah had difficulty describing her dosage to Turkish doctors.
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Blood levels of vitamin D increased in all three groups in proportion to the dosage.
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"They were always upping the dosage of drugs, wanting to get to seven" he said.
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Each treatment group received a different dosage of the drug: 100, 200 or 400 milligrams.
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The agency will focus on the relationship between dosage and addiction, my colleague Caitlin Owens reports.
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"Manson presented himself as Jesus Christ and there was a lot of LSD dosage," Pfeiffer says.
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There is also a lack of agreement about dosage, particularly when CBD is added to food.
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A new feature called "session control" helps the user control dosage in a more precise way.
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An employee uses a a radiation dosage monitor as workers continue the decontamination and reconstruction process.
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The J&J Animas OneTouch Ping could be attacked, disabling the device or altering the dosage.
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They returned to the UK in 2014 and immediately sort a prescription to maintain their dosage.
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Women can inject it themselves simply by squeezing a small bulb filled with the proper dosage.
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However, given a lack of research, it is hard to know what a safe dosage is.
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The dosage of tranquilizer was massive, but she's managed to run a good distance before falling.
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The groups say that these ultra-high-dosage opioids increase risks for accidental overdoses and addiction.
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But the already steep price can climb even higher if the patient needs a higher dosage.
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The dosage of DMT administered intravenously to the participants ranged from seven milligrams to 20 milligrams.
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Percocet, fentanyl and OxyContin -- they all worked, but when the dosage wore off, he needed more.
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Would the dosage be too strong for a bird, and was there any concern about this?
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Users will need the name of each drug they take, along with its dosage and frequency.
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Her doctors eventually tried to wean her off painkillers, arguing that her dosage was too high.
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If the doctor did agree to prescribe weed, there were still the same questions about dosage.
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Furthermore, the infectious dosage of pathogens for each of us will vary based on your immunity.
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In the weeks after I left the hospital, my vocabulary shrank as my medication dosage increased.
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Most patients need three or four blood tests over several months to get the dosage right.
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On this day the dosage that he handled comfortably two weeks before could cause his death.
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Canada and U.S. regulators have included restrictions with the drug, including age limits and dosage requirements.
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While walking and cycling, I made a small dosage of blood go onto the sanitary pad.
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You can also find dosage charts for the proper amount on the bottle label or online.
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To calculate it, just take the price of the product divided by the total dosage in milligrams.
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The other half believed they were tapering but got capsules that in fact maintained their regular dosage.
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Thus, a natural single-dosage form could be chosen more often over the current synthetic options available.
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While some of these drugs cost mere pennies per dosage, each insurance claim can include multiple doses.
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Dosage would have killed anyone Officials never revealed the amount of fentanyl that was in Prince's system.
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"A lot of these plants, if consumed in the wrong dosage, could be very poisonous," said Miller.
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"I don't think people will necessarily see the same effects from taking a smaller dosage," Cooper said.
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"Brewbudz offers various dosage options to fit every lifestyle," the producer, Cannabiniers, said in a press release.
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Common examples including making lower dosage versions for children or liquid versions for people with difficulty swallowing.
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Johnny says he had a bad reaction to an increase dosage of medication for his bipolar disorder.
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Despite receiving the lifetime maximum dosage of radiation in just six weeks, the tumors continued to grow.
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His solution: finding a friend who had a similar prescription—same drug, same dosage—and bought supplements.
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Using test kits is very important, along with comfortable dosage and positive setting for a proper experience.
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Regular loperamide users contend that they manage the health risks by carefully monitoring their intake and dosage.
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Their reasons for vaping appear to be a mixture of portability, ease of use, and dosage control.
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For treating MS, for example, the interferon dosage can start at 30 micrograms and increase from there.
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A lethal dosage of 2 milligrams of fentanyl can be lethal for most people, the agency said.
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Cigna said it believes that linking financial terms to dosage may encourage more education to prevent overprescribing.
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She persuaded Kappy to increase the dosage incrementally over the next three years to 433 milligrams daily.
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It assumes there is one dosage that is correct for all patients, and that number is immutable.
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And some mental health medications, depending on dosage and combination, might make a person feel too sedated.
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The formulation of drugs, their dosage and their strength may differ from country to country, it said.
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The fact that I had already cut down the dosage made it feasible to quit Ambien altogether.
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White patients were more likely than either black or Hispanic patients to get the highest opioid dosage.
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The 40 mg dosage accounted for more than 290 percent of Copaxone prescriptions in the second quarter.
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But our favorite turned out to be a "brut nature," meaning it had no dosage at all.
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The researchers also warn that the same dosage of cannabis can cause different responses in different people.
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Jackson increased the dosage of his statin -- even though we don't know how much, or how frequently.
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People who once had access to drugs that were of known dosage and purity suddenly did not.
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I upped the dosage on day three because I was already starting to build up a tolerance.
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The Web site helps people withdrawing from medications find others in the same city; it also offers information on computing the percentage of the dosage to drop, converting a pill into a liquid mixture by using a mortar and pestle, or using a special syringe to measure dosage reductions.
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The lethality of VX depended on the dosage and where on the body it was applied, he added.
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Prescriptions, depending on the drug and the dosage, will run you anywhere from $2 to $63 a pill.
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These drinks have potential as alcohol alternatives, but caution regarding dosage and claims about their effects is warranted.
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Since I was only given three days worth of medicine, this is the last dosage I have left.
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It's not just the dose rate, but it's the total dosage you get is what determines your risk.
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The implant remains there for up to six months, delivering a steady dosage of buprenorphine to users' bloodstream.
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The amount of medication that patients need turns out to be significantly smaller than the single dosage size.
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This graph looks really different from the Velcade one; it shows that there are lots of dosage combinations.
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The company said it would reevaluate the dosage and frequency of fitusiran being administered, following the patient's death.
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Dosage is definitely one of them, how much and how often is necessary to see a significant difference.
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I also want you to know what dosage is right, what interacts with the other medication you're taking.
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First, epinephrine is an unstable hormone; EpiPens need to be replaced so that the dosage inside remains correct.
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Since then, Clinton's dosage of Coumadin has "been adjusted as needed according to regular lab testing," Bardack said.
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Planned Parenthood also maintained that the extra dosage is clinically unnecessary and thus imposes an undue financial burden.
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By the time I was 18, I was on the max dosage of Zoloft, still seeing no improvement.
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A pharmacist dispenses pills and advises patients and health professionals about proper dosage, side effects and pill interactions.
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First, lrebs19 states that the dosage would probably kill Kevin, unless he has built up an opioid tolerance.
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There are times we pick up pain medication to check it for milligram dosage, and sometimes it's wrong.
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Before leaving, Ms. Stark explained the proper Tylenol dosage for the couple's daughter, Zahiya, who had a fever.
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I just personally wouldn't recommend adding a substantial dosage of alcohol, as it is unnecessary and even counterproductive.
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"It does not pose a public health concern—it's not that crazy of a dosage difference," said Dawson.
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"It has been quite an adversarial relationship and a struggle to even keep my dosage maintained," she said.
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Jackson also said he plans to up the president's dosage of a medication meant to lower his cholesterol.
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The pharmacist gave Dr. Green a second dosage of everything, in case she needed to restart the protocol.
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Its nicotine blend was so potent, engineers tried to create a fail safe with a lesser a dosage.
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Micro-Gram discerns that the problem with STP isn't necessarily the drug—"low doses produced euphoria"—but dosage.
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Unfortunately I had a reaction to an increased dosage in Lithium which I take for my Bipolar disorder.
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Sandoz began selling a 20 mg/ml Glatopa dosage to U.S. patients with relapsing MS in 2015 but missed out on millions of dollars in sales after the double-dosage version was pushed back last year after contamination problems at the Pfizer fill-and-finish plant being used by Sandoz.
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Rather than too much ibuprofen in the products, though, the problem was that the wrong dosage cup was included.
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TAF has demonstrated that it works as well as TDF-based drugs at less than one-tenth the dosage.
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This tells us that dosage is going to be very important: Too much muscle relaxation isn't a good thing.
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His blood pressure medication, which he takes regularly, did not help, even when he took double the usual dosage.
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Significantly more patients on etrasimod's higher dosage, 2 mg group, achieved endoscopic improvement, compared with the placebo, Arena said.
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I don't know if it was the dosage reset that did it, but no matter the reason, I'm grateful.
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He warned of the dangers of edible marijuana at parties where it can be hard to control the dosage.
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Burlakoff raps to the song while wearing a Subsys costume clearly labeled with the drug's maximum dosage, 1,600 micrograms.
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Therapix believes PEA may increase the efficacy of the cannabinoid while lowering the required dosage and reducing adverse effects.
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Prior to that, he was given a TUE for an 80mg dosage of the corticosteroid triamcinolone in October 2008.
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The dosage of ketamine given for depression is typically much lower than what people use to get high recreationally.
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But the suggested dosage for Pepto is just 30 milliliters, or no more than 13 milliliters within 24 hours.
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On the other side, the pills are imprinted with the numbers "10/325" -- usually an indication of medication dosage.
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On the other side, the pills are imprinted with the numbers "10/325," usually an indication of medication dosage.
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Furthermore, our knowledge of how to prescribe marijuana — in what dosage, how frequently it should be used — is limited.
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Mac followed the recommended daily dosage, shedding 120 pounds in a year and then coming off of the drug.
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And, bulk containers of these products, combined with deceptive dosage information, can make it easy to take too much.
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Eventually her doctor was prescribing her the maximum legal dosage he could, and before long she developed a dependency.
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It's hard to accurately know what dosage is in them, or what other chemicals and herbs make them up.
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They also put him on Valium for panic attacks, but that didn't help either, even after an upped dosage.
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The maximum dosage I ever took was 40 milligrams, which is in the range of the manufacturer's recommended dosages.
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Right now, they're just trying to figure out what dosage they need to give for it to be effective.
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They also collected data on supplements used over the previous 30 days, including type, dosage and frequency of use.
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Last year, Alec Raeshawn Smith, who had Type 1 diabetes, reduced his insulin dosage to stretch out his medicine.
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One detainee was continuing to receive the wrong dose of medication for days after the dosage had been changed.
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"The main limitation is that we don't know anything about the dosage that the mother was taking," he said.
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This dosage, taken at this rate, is "sub-perceptual," according to the psychologist and former psychedelic researcher James Fadiman.
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As one data analyst working for the Justice Department told CNN: "Usually nothing can justify" a dosage that high.
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Each dosage of CBD can affect each person differently, so my experience might not resemble another individual's at all.
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Narrator: But even high-dosage, full-spectrum CBD doesn&apost have the approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
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Some patients who were later treated with a higher dosage of naloxone did respond to it, according to NBC Connecticut.
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Naloxone is extremely effective and can start working in minutes, depending on the dosage and potency of the drug taken.
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Therapy, yoga, and a small dosage of medication really help to keep my once-debilitating anxiety and depression at bay.
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Sandoz had already offered the 20 mg/ml dosage to U.S. patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis since 2015.
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However, the best dosage of protein in these circumstances has remained unclear, as has the role, if any, for exercise.
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Doctors quickly gave her a dosage of intravenous antibiotics, but Murrieta passed out as fluid built up in her lungs.
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The exact dosage of statins prescribed and patients' compliance to the prescriptions were not within the scope of the research.
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One of those studies used a dosage of the drug that was half as high as what the FDA approved.
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Remind her, though, that any time you're ingesting THC you need to take it slow and keep the dosage low.
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"Many (ultra-high-dosage unit) opioids entered the market as high dose opioid prescribing became more common," the petition says.
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Maddison believes the government is making a mistake in removing access to high-dosage opioids for patients with terminal illness.
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It didn't do much, and I ended up a year later in residential treatment, where a psychiatrist increased my dosage.
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Crushing or melting some versions of extended-release pills, a user can get a day's dosage in just one pill.
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But many women do so without knowing the proper dosage, have no medical supervision and suffer side effects, experts say.
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What dosage is is infusing the herb and the flavor and the components into the fat at a consistent measurement.
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Dosage can be affected by a person's weight loss or gain, level of alcohol intake and infections or other illness.
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They were treated with the recommended dosage of antibiotic appropriate for a 154 pound person and it was not effective.
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Or, on the flip side, you had no idea the dosage you were consuming and got shrooms-level tripped out.
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One of the three dosage groups saw an average 64 percent reduction in monthly convulsive seizures compared to placebo treatments.
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All the edibles on the recreational side have to be tested for dosage before we can release them to consumers.
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She paid about $15 for a daily dosage, 20 days a month, which amounts to more than $300 a month.
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Lab testing showed it contains enough lead to potentially harm mother and unborn child when taken at the suggested dosage.
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It is here, in the gray box with laminated dosage instructions pinned up next to it, that the magic happens.
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The couple obtained it on their own in Canada, and Ms. Goldstein and Dr. Reisman advised them on the dosage.
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She learned later that it was a device that delivers a constant dosage of pain relief for seriously ill patients.
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For an oncology ward it can mean radiation or chemotherapy treatment can't be administered because proper dosage is not available.
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Rather, it's the lack of evidence-based guidelines on dosage and the long-term effects of glutathione that raises concern.
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Elderly SNAP participants are less likely than similar nonparticipants to forgo their full-prescribed dosage of medicine due to cost.
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Some low-dosage Champagnes are great, but the best level is the right level, the one that achieves harmonious balance.
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Even when we find positive results, how do we come up with the correct compounding and dosage for maximum safety?
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This will allow doctors to know the dosage, safety and efficacy in children and provide accurate labeling for pediatric use.
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They did a very small dosage, but I wasn't a pot user at that point, so I felt the effects.
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The labeling instructions called for parents to give doses measured in milliliters, but the dosage cup came with measurements of teaspoons.
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Start with a low dosage, Bonn-Miller cautions, and move up gradually to find a sweet spot without risking adverse effects.
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Several patients who received a higher dose of the vaccine had brain swelling and seizures, and most had their dosage reduced.
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You can enter the name of a medication, the dosage amount, and what time you want to take it every day.
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Compass is undertaking the first large-scale trial of the safety, efficacy and appropriate dosage of psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression.
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This means that providers can essentially mix and match the different vials to more closely match the dosage their patients need.
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The implant, which is placed in the upper arm, lasts six months, delivering a steady dosage of buprenorphine to the bloodstream.
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Problem: Wrong medication, wrong time, wrong dosage and noncompliance are just some of the major issues for patients taking multiple medications.
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Participants were asked to demonstrate how they'd use the labels and to measure three different dosage amounts using three different tools.
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It asks participants to describe their experience in detail, as well and the dosage of DMT and the method of ingestion.
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"You just need to take it in the right dose, and the doctor can measure very, very precisely the right dosage."
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Despite this success, she still needs to make changes in dosage and strain from time to time as Yuval develops resistance.
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Aside from dosage, the active ingredient in the new nasal spray Spravato, developed by Johnson & Johnson, isn't actually ketamine per se.
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For some reason, my doctor decided it would up my Altrupin dosage, which, combined with Avery's absence, made working significantly easier.
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Based in Morristown, New Jersey, Capsugel manufacturers empty two-piece hard capsules as well as finished dosage forms for drug delivery.
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Of course when it became clear that anabolic steroids produced heightened athletic performance, they'd want to standardize their dosage to athletes.
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Startups, unlike many other kinds of projects (like learning to play music), simply require the right timing and dosage of adversity.
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That means the company holds a patent on specific uses, like administering the drug at a certain dosage, intravenously, for MRSA.
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The goal of lowering dosage is supposed to be to protect patients from the overdose death risk associated with high doses.
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If a doctor does decide opioids are necessary, the guidelines suggest starting with a low dosage and a short-term prescription.
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As for the dosage you should take, it depends on a few key factors including tolerance, weight, and the intended use.
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These differences also present risks to busy healthcare professionals who are accustomed to U.S. standards for drug labels and dosage forms.
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If you have sensitive teeth, you may prefer a lower percentage, but I didn't experience any discomfort with the high dosage.
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There has been one bright spot, though: With her very first dosage cut, the OCD went away and never came back.
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If a doctor does end up prescribing drugs, patients should take their dosage as indicated, and never save or share antibiotics.
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In a few instances, states have moved to set limits on opioid dosage, placing restrictions on milligrams of morphine per day.
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The high dosage of vitamin C allows Lightning Liquid to help reduce scarring and other irregularities in your skin extremely quickly.
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Let's just hope the researchers here don't administer 100 times the recommended dosage, like in a recent caffeine study gone awry.
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The wholesale price of the one-month initial treatment will range from $4,720 to $6,785, depending on dosage, according to Janssen.
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Yet for five of the six types of statins tested, the risk of osteoporosis increased with the size of the dosage.
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And the only option for her to go to the Olympic Games was to take a double dosage of chemotherapy. Keeth.
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Any side effects of treatment that develop should be discussed with the prescribing doctor, since they may indicate an improper dosage.
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"The acquisition substantially increases and diversifies Mayne Pharma's earnings across more products, therapeutic areas, dosage forms and complex technologies," it added.
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Oncologists and cardiologists are well aware of this and minimize the dosage as possible to reduce the potential of heart failure.
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With the help of a doctor, in September 2017, Dan began to taper down from a daily dosage of 20 milligrams.
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What seemed like the academy finally finding the pulse on what music fans actually like was its usual dosage of exploitation.
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There are concerns about dosage, food safety, lack of public education, and, of course, keeping them out of the hands of children.
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The study was only a Phase 2a clinical trial, which is used to figure out the best dosage of an experimental treatment.
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The chips can also be used to ascertain what drugs an individual is most responsive to as well as the dosage required.
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Patients — with doctor approval — can figure out what dosage works for them by talking with their doctor and staff at the dispensary.
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The recommendations include when to take opioids for chronic pain, selecting appropriate dosage and assessing the risk and harm in opioid use.
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Because of the unplanned dosage, he will be debilitated for at least a year because of that one plate of drugged gnocchi.
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This disparity between vial size and patient dosage means hospitals will waste about 27 to 30 percent of the Velcade they purchase.
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The first stage of the trial next month will examine three different dosage regimens on 10 people, monitoring closely for side effects.
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Introduced in 2012, Auvi-Q was recalled in 6003 amid concerns that the product was not delivering an accurate dosage of epinephrine.
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But they are quickly catching up: daily dosage per person has risen by 65% in India and 70% in China since 2000.
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While I expected this to give me joy, it stripped me of it: I was assigned a dosage according to my lie.
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Following Monday's court ruling, analysts see generic competition for at least one dosage of Copaxone coming in the second quarter of 2017.
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Price: Depends on the prescribed dosage and their insurance plan, which, despite my constant begging, they refuse to grant me access to.
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Even though he uses lope daily, he doesn't see his habit as dangerous because of the way he carefully monitors his dosage.
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"We've increased the dosage on the North Korean regime to the degree where it's exhibiting traits of a super bug," he said.
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Before long, he was taking 30 milligrams of morphine and 30 milligrams of oxycodone three times daily, a combined dosage considered high.
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The difficulty lies in getting the dosage right, since fentanyl is 100 times stronger than morphine and 50 times stronger than heroin.
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Even if the drug gets the government green light, it could cost up to $1,500 for a three-day dosage, analysts estimate.
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Other strategies include storing medication safely, packaging pills by dosage and considering the combination of medication and behavioral therapy for treating ADHD.
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Berry will be serving a year-long stint in the slammer but will be getting an extra dosage of punishment when there.
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The VA then upped the dosage, but still nothing; he'd sleep a few hours, then be up the rest of the night.
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"It may be that we've got that wrong, and have to tailor dosage to the individual, as we do with other drugs."
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The people are endlessly compassionate, but no one will, or can, tell me what dosage to give, or how to give it.
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Ribociclib is a pill, and the usual dosage costs $12,553 a month, according to Dana Cooper, a spokeswoman for its manufacturer, Novartis.
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Clarke said that the Canadian market was a "great opportunity" but that the restrictions on dosage and branding made the situation difficult.
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I was eight weeks pregnant, and I was not sure of my eligibility, the right dosage or the proper instructions for administration.
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" One specific question: "How does a dosage — frequency, duration, or intensity — of creative arts therapy relate to individual or program-level outcomes?
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That assumes Mylan captures a 21.4 percent share of the 153 mg dosage market at a 215 percent discount to Teva's pricing.
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The fentanyl alone "translates to over 3 million dosage units," Homeland Security Special Agent Scott Brown told CNN affiliate KYMA on Wednesday.
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How effective it is depends on many factors, including the time lapse after contamination, the age of the patient and the dosage.
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Our No. 5 wine, the Campania Remensis from Bérêche & Fils, was an extra brut, with a dosage from 3 to 6 grams.
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Levy tries to treat with the lowest dosage possible, but if the patch isn't working, there are also stronger medications like Buproprion.
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It also integrates directly with consumer services like Weedmaps, so consumers can get third-party verification of the strength of the dosage.
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The NIH's Miller says it's too soon to start prescribing placebos, or using the effect, to decrease the dosage of a drug.
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Synthetic testosterone is an anabolic steroid, the same drug bodybuilders and athletes inject to build muscle mass, just at a lower dosage.
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According to the study results, all men taking the pill, at any dosage level, experienced weight gain and decreases in HDL cholesterol.
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It's not a direct translation, but that dosage would be somewhere in the range of several hundred milligrams for an adult human.
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The execution team, it turned out, couldn't pinpoint a vein that they could use to inject Campbell with a dosage of lethal drugs.
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Once you know the dosage that "works" for you, then it's up to you to figure out the products you want to use.
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Once those records are digitized and uploaded to Comprehend Medical, it picks out and organizes information about diagnoses, treatments, medication dosage and symptoms.
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A general rule though is that oil gets you more CBD per purchase, but gummies may make it easier to regulate your dosage.
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The company notably introduced a new version of EVZIO with a higher dosage, which was classified as a new drug by the FDA.
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But for anyone looking to mimic a Xanax pilled-out-chilled-out or weed-like high right away, that dosage should be doubled.
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It communicates with the Pillsy app, where you enter pill type, dosage and how the medicine is prescribed (daily, hourly, twice-a-day).
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The dosage in a typical CBD coffee is about 30 times less than the amount associated with stress relief, Vox concluded last year.
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As with alcohol, the dosage is crucial in regard to how cannabis affects sexual performance, in this case, specifically in regard to men.
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ROCHE HOLDING AG SAYS U.S. LIST PRICE FOR 4-MONTH COURSE OF POLIVY IS $90,000 ON AVERAGE; POLIVY DOSAGE BASED ON PATIENT WEIGHT
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Here At Home: There's a national shortage of injectable estrogen at the 40-mg dosage — which is most frequently prescribed to trans women.
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"It's very real, and it as a lot to do with dosage," confirms Dustin Sulak, DO, a medical cannabis expert based in Maine.
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It'll be up to you to decide which works best for you — and at what dosage — so you'll need to do some experimenting.
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Taking the wrong medicine, the wrong dosage, or taking the medication more than once a day were the most common medical mistakes reported.
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Many mislabeled products had more CBD than advertised, which isn't a big problem, since there's likely no dosage that can gravely harm you.
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He urges anyone inclined to try it themselves, however, to keep the dosage small at first, stressing that it's easy to overdo it.
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The device, which administers a single dose of the hormone epinephrine to treat potentially life threatening anaphylactic shocks, uses a patented dosage system.
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Fixed dose combination drugs are medicines which contain two or more drugs combined in a fixed ratio but available in a single dosage.
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The Blink Health platform allows for the discount, once the customer provides detail on the form, dosage and quantity of the insulin required.
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People take them not knowing it's not going to help their problem, or they take them incorrectly and don't finish the full dosage.
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Even though our dosage isn't nearly as high, we have no idea of knowing what the effects will be ten years from now.
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A small, cellphone-size remote control can be used to adjust the "dosage" of electricity and can turn the device on and off.
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Consider removing ultra-high dosage opioids from the market Commonly used formulations of opioids are dangerous and should be removed from the market.
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Seventy percent of these patients see an improvement and some can either lower their dosage of medication or drop it completely, he says.
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Then, in February, his doctor decided he would no longer prescribe the dosage of opioids that allowed Jay this small modicum of function.
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Investigators would look into whether the chemical composition of the drug was incorrect and whether the dosage could have been wrong, he said.
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Scientists use these initial phases of clinical trials to determine the best dosage to use and to see whether a vaccine is safe.
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However, it wasn't until my early 30s, when my dosage of testosterone increased, that I could find any semblance of completion with it.
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Unless you're fully confident in the ingredients of the product, Bonn-Miller suggests following the adage "start low, go slow" -- referring to dosage.
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"If a medication does not seem to be working, options include increasing the dosage, switching medications, or adding a second medication," Trotta explains.
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When Prohibition put the brakes on booze, Marsala was granted dispensation: It was presented as medicinal, complete with dosage instructions on the label.
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As a small female, I worry about getting the same dosage of antibiotics as men who weigh 100 pounds more than I do.
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The health care courses, for example, are using a number line to put unit measures in order and learning fractions by calculating dosage.
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If you purchase a regular dewormer, you may find yourself purchasing several boxes to get the right dosage for a large-breed dog.
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To ensure that she received the appropriate dosage of medication, Dr. Elisondo fashioned a spacer for her inhaler out of a paper cup.
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"The sit-stand desk is intended to switch those positions, but unfortunately we just don't know what that dosage should be," Chambers said.
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With inhalers, the child should use it alone while the parent checks the dosage counter to make sure the correct amount came out.
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It does not specify dosage but measures its CBD concentration in single drops; there are 100 drops per bottle, each containing 20.1 mg.
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Be prepared to tell your doctor about any other medications you are taking — both prescription and over the counter — as well as the dosage.
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The panic attacks went away after she lowered her dosage, but Rodriguez remains frustrated with how much she has to worry about her disease.
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This breaks down to roughly 23 of milk, cheese and ice cream, 20.13 pounds of meat, and an increasingly high dosage of anti-depressants.
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CBDistillery says that their 500 mg bottle is a good option for moderate everyday us, with one full dropper daily as the suggested dosage.
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And to ensure the cream had a proper dosage of capsaicin, the company wanted to better measure how much was present in different peppers.
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Usually, he starts with a low dosage to see how the patient's body reacts, and then will increase the dose as the patient wants.
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Even if you can get the dosage and the taste and the onset timing correct, being high doesn't feel the same as being drunk.
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"They might not be accurately labeled in terms of the dosage you're getting, or the labels might be misrepresenting the health benefits," he says.
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Sheldon noted that Probuphine could limit the risk of an addict stopping the buprenorphine dosage one day and relapsing to illegal drugs, perhaps fatally.
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However, if you choose to try this preventive, I suggest you check first with your doctor and perhaps consider using Dr. DuPont's larger dosage.
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Fungicides at various dosage levels and speeds were sprayed through the wind tunnel, while a control group of bees received no such fungicide treatment.
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"The products have been found to potentially have inaccurate dosage delivery, which may include failure to deliver drug," the FDA said at the time.
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Their rate of DDD, a standardised measurement of dosage across different drug types, also increased by 39% from 11.3 to 15.7 per 1,000 people.
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A doctor might also unnecessarily adjust your dosage, since your current one (the one you're not actually taking) isn't apparently having its intended effect.
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Or, for someone who's taken four times the recommended dosage and mixed that with alcohol, could mean the beginnings of something much more catastrophic.
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"I haven't started anyone on lovastatin in 20 years, because it requires a high milligram dosage to achieve the same cholesterol lowering," Soffer says.
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Once I'm able to calm down, I make a mental note to talk to my doctor about potentially changing my medication or the dosage.
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Even if a certain dosage of CBD could help with your anxiety or insomnia, you're almost certainly never getting that much from these products.
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Each drug would require a different formulation of polymers, depending on the chemical properties of the drug as well as the necessary dosage schedule.
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I couldn't remember the last time I'd made eye contact and I wasn't even trying to hide my dosage from the sensors any more.
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"When we look into the zinc dosage, it's so ridiculously low that you'd basically be buying a worthless product for $40," the report reads.
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It uses an "optimal dosage of ingredients that are already present in your body" to respect the skin's own biology while mimicking its functions.
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In total, 90 people have taken part in the trial, taking some dosage of the drug, she said, adding that others took a placebo.
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They've also been accused of urging sales representatives to advise doctors to prescribe the highest dosage of the painkiller because it was more profitable.
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I think I need to either up my dosage or talk to my doctor to "see what works for me" when the world explodes.
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The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), a leading accreditation organization of health insurers and physicians, is moving to enact opioid dosage limits too.
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Some day soon, genetic testing is going to make prescribing medications a lot easier, but for now it's just trial and error with dosage.
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Though many questions remain about which strains of live cultures (and at what dosage) are effective, the benefits of eating probiotic foods are promising.
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Patients who get approval from their doctor would perhaps do a weekend training course, to get a basic understanding of setting, safety and dosage.
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Foamix hopes to be the first to bring a foam formation of minocycline, which is typically available in oral dosage forms, to the market.
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Last year, it said Ingrezza would be listed at a net price of between $20,000 to $60,000 per year, depending on the required dosage.
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Straw says his dosage of Librium was "one-fifth" of what he was usually given in the hospital and that some men had seizures.
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These pathogens develop a resistance by being exposed to a dosage of antibiotics that allow them to mutate and develop, Moore said. http://thehill.
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Staff described reluctant children who didn't want to take medication, and some concerns that dosage or type of medication may not have been right.
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The dosage button was defective and a hose that was needed to connect the machine to her water source wasn't included in the package.
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In total, 90 people have taken part in the trial, taking some dosage of the drug, Touraine said, adding that others took a placebo.
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The brand of statin and the dosage made no difference, but the risk was especially high in statin users who were overweight or obese.
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But the researchers said their findings suggested that the "dosage" — or the scope and intensity — might be excessive, perhaps even making patients less comfortable.
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Of these, 403 were given a daily dosage of ibuprofen that many professional and amateur athletes take: 600 milligrams twice a day, explained Jégou.
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"This anger effect can range from agitation to full-blown rage and combativeness depending on the dosage and the individual's mental set," he wrote.
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At the drugstore, a mechanical arm sifts through rows of pharmaceuticals before meting out and packing up the correct dosage of pills for you.
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But oregano isn't cheap and nobody is quite sure how such a high dosage of oregano could affect the taste of milk or meat.
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"From there, it is a matter of seeing if that dosage works and then to increase or decrease the frequency and amount accordingly," Weissman says.
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For a daily supplement, Bowe warns that starting with a high dosage could lead to uncomfortable gas if you introduce too many probiotics at once.
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A forensic toxicologist determined nine capsules of Excedrin had been crushed before being sprinkled into the milk — a lethal dosage for even an adult human.
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The dosage is completely customizable to everyone at the table because you want to be able to enjoy the whole meal without getting too high.
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Out is reporting that 18 months ago, a shortage of injectable estrogen at the 40-mg dosage occurred and has yet to return to market.
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The green bars below represent the estimated dosage of Velcade (also know by the name of its active compound, bortezomib) that American cancer patients need.
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While 10mg is a nice, medium serving for most people, it's a good idea to start with a smaller dosage to see how people react.
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In a phase 2 trial, lead researcher Taylor and her colleagues treated patients with gonorrhea using ETX0914 alone at either 2g or 3g dosage levels.
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"Inspectors consider, however, that Bial and Biotrial are responsible on several counts; regarding the dosage prescribed (...) and the time taken to alert authorities," she said.
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They must carefully monitor the dosage and timing of insulin injections that allow them to teeter on the high wire that is optimum glucose control.
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Licensed doctors can prescribe marijuana in liquid, edible, and pill forms measured out to an exact dosage just like you might take any other prescription.
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Eight years ago, she was facing pain so severe that her doctors put her on a high-dosage regimen of two different kinds of opioids.
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The cost comes from the design of the pen, which is necessary to make sure someone can easily use it and get the right dosage.
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Diagnostic errors, communication breakdowns, the failure to do necessary tests, medication dosage errors and other improper procedures were all considered medical errors in the study.
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On-demand micro manufacturing would allow pharmacists to customize for dosage, for your own personal biology, or even to combine many pills into one dose.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates the long-term effectiveness of one dosage at 22019 percent, and two doses at 88 percent.
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If your doctor determined a need, they would then decide on a dosage of grams per day and fill out a monstrous series of forms.
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The doctor prescribed Oxycontin, and the man became addicted; the doctor kept upping the dosage, and at some point, the doctor labeled him an addict.
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Due to the federal government's strict rules on medicinal cannabis research, however, the information necessary to make informed dosage recommendations is all but non-existent.
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WADA rules state that an athlete can be cleared for excessive salbutamol use if he proves that it was due to an appropriate therapeutic dosage.
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An increase in dosage made Jake "much more excited, acting strangely and almost manic," his father wrote in a journal in the fall of 2015.
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The study of modern toxicology dates to the 16th century, when the physician Paracelsus determined that toxicity is more a matter of dosage than essence.
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Dr. Blessing said that much of the research is in its infancy, and the purity and dosage of some CBD consumer products may not reliable.
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The combination of medications he was given for heart failure — pimobendan, Lasix and enalapril — seemed to work well, and over time his dosage was reduced.
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Edibles are more often associated with such adverse events, especially for novice users, as the slow onset means precisely regulating dosage is difficult and unpredictable.
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It's much more aggressive than the cancer I had in 2011, so I've had to increase my dosage of targeted immunotherapy, which is quite costly.
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And after considering all the alternatives, if opioids are necessary, parents need to be vigilant about supervising the dosage, and properly disposing of extra pills.
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"Nothing is definitive yet, but chloroquine is a drug used for more than 70 years with minimal side effects at a modest dosage," said Pellini.
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Warning labels, dosage recommendations and information about possible side effects, interactions and potency levels are critical for consumer safety, along with education programs and outreach.
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You could get them relevant safety info about dosage, frequency of use—about the risk of bladder damage, about not mixing it with other drugs.
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For the most part, all of these concerns are aggravated by the sky-high hormone dosage of the morning-after pill: one dose of Plan B One-Step (or other common brands, like Next Choice One Dose) contains 1.5 mg of levonorgestrel—which is about 12-13 times the total hormonal dosage of your common oral birth control pill, such as Alesse or YAZ.
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Here's a simple formula for calculating dosage: Multiply the weight of your weed in milligrams by its assumed THC content: 6 grams = 6,1503 mg 6,000 x .
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The man, referred to with the pseudonym "Omar" in the report, also has dementia and is unable to determine whether he is receiving the correct dosage.
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Doctors have had increasing problems obtaining the 20-mg dosage of Delestrogen and its generic counterpart, estradiol valerate, the injectable estrogen hormones used by trans women.
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Chemo can affect the heart, so patients often need to get an ultrasound every two weeks to figure out if the dosage needs to go down.
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A similar dosage scaled up for humans would be something like twenty to thirty advil-sized tablets of highly purified nisin.. Still, this is good news.
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Momenta and Novartis unit Sandoz, which already sell a generic version of 20 mg Copaxone, are also working on a copycat for the 40 mg dosage.
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You just started, so unfortunately, it's normal to spend at least a few weeks or months figuring out what drugs—at what dosage—work for you.
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He was taking a prescribed dosage of clonazepam, a psychotropic medication used to treat anxiety disorders and other maladies, when he was booked into the jail.
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We're told Kanye is steady on his meds, but deviated from the prescribed dosage ... and that's what led to the downward spiral and eventual mental breakdown.
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Feeling powerless to reduce her hours at work and too busy to start exercising again, she asked her doctor to up the dosage of her medication.
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Estrogen from India may be higher- or lower-dosage than indicated, it may be contaminated with carcinogens, or it may not even be estrogen at all.
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They contacted their doctor, who put them on a low-dosage treatment that was supposed to minimize the chances of Courtney having more than two fetuses.
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You don't go to the store to pick up your weekly dosage of bananas, you just grab however many you like to eat during the week.
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When opioid use is unavoidable, dosage should be as low and duration as brief as possible, as dependence can develop in as little as one week.
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For example, a patient who takes one oxycodone 80 milligram tablet twice a day is consuming a dosage associated with a greatly increased risk of death.
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In terms of dosage, Dr. Debra Jaliman, another board-certified dermatologist, recommends always following the directions on the bottle because no two supplements are made equally.
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Other failures in care included not monitoring a patient who had psychiatric risk factors for abuse and not recording why he increased a patient's opioid dosage.
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EpiPen's market dominance is partly the result of the recall last year of a main competitor, Auvi-Q, after its manufacturer discovered problems with the dosage.
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The problem is that there are no national guidelines based on recent research for when opioids should be prescribed, in what dosage, or for how long.
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The decrease came after Trump's daily dosage of the drug rosuvastatin, which is used to treat high cholesterol, was increased to 40 milligrams daily in February.
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Without some sort of oral tradition of preparation and dosage, similar to that of the ayahuasca shamans of South America, the risks would be too great.
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Patients can be considered high risk if they need a large opioid dosage, take certain other drugs or have sleep apnea or a history of addiction.
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As the climate has warmed, Champagne grapes have generally been harvested at a riper level than they were historically, so typical dosage levels have gone down.
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But that comparison is imperfect, because the dosage of the heart drug is so much lower in Nuedexta than it is in the generic prescription drug.
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Jackson has already increased the dosage of the Trump's cholesterol-lowering medication and recommended a low-carbohydrate and low-fat diet, along with an exercise regimen.
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Glooko's Mobile Insulin Dosing System allows doctors to set a dosage and pulls data from the patient's glucose monitor to recalculate levels based on the reading.
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The recent study found that hormonal contraceptive use, irrespective of hormone type, dosage or mode of administration, was associated with more frequent diagnosis of breast cancer.
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One notable exception to the cheap wines: Champagne is often made this way, with a last-minute addition of sweetness, or dosage, to balance things out.
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And the dark recess of a nightclub is far from an ideal place to measure out a dosage of GHB that won't make you pass out.
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Having only ever taken small doses (13-3 milligrams), this time around I slightly increased the dose to 5 milligrams, which is the highest recommended dosage.
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The high-dosage 5% benzoyl peroxide face wash helps keep pores clean, and the treatment dispenses an oxygen-boosting gel and 2.5% benzoyl peroxide in twin chambers.
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At the first appointment, you have a baseline blood test and weigh-in (to determine the medicine dosage) and then you have monitoring appointments across the process.
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On the third day of his murder trial, the prosecution said Jutting was consuming 10 grams of 30-percent pure cocaine a day, an unbelievably high dosage.
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The researchers say it's now the first successful attempt to assess radiation dosage in a sample of human tissue taken from a victim of the Hiroshima attack.
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For Eaze, which has stayed away from cannabis beverages, Cann seems to be a literal gateway for consumers who have been unwilling to try higher-dosage drinks.
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Flavoring, added ingredients like fish oil, or different dosage suggestions may set the pet oil apart from the regular oil, but the base product is generally identical.
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In this conversation, (which ends with Walter staying at the facility, and the dosage remaining the same) it becomes clear that Shrier isn't wrong to be scared.
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More than 140 drugs lacked dosage or duration specifications, meaning a food producer could still hypothetically, legally give an animal a prescribed drug for its entire life.
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For the best results on the Era, select a dosage on the session control section of the app and slowly increase the temperature each time you vape.
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The patch on the patient's body will then receive the signal, and send information to the app — including when the pill was taken, and the exact dosage.
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Peres' son-in-law and personal physician, Dr. Rafi Walden, said the veteran politician and Nobel laureate "responded very well" as his sedation dosage has been reduced.
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The difficulty of figuring out purity and dosage for a layperson naturally lead to concerns about the risky side effects of overdoses or accidental doses of impurities.
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"Regardless of dosage, oral fluconazole use is associated with the risk of spontaneous abortions," said lead study author Anick Bérard of the University of Montreal in Quebec.
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Despite the bad rap it's gotten because of sneaky, murderous spouses over the years, cyanide is not inherently poisonous, and, as with most chemicals, dosage is everything.
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The company has been accused of downplaying the drug's addiction risk and advising doctors to prescribe the highest dosage of the painkiller because it was more profitable.
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No one has ever died from the consumption of cannabis, and I knew for a fact that this was not a record-breaking dosage by any means.
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Dr. Goldstein noted that every booty is different, so you'll need to experiment to find the timing and dosage of fiber to ensure maximum cleanliness for you.
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The more a patient takes, the less sensitive their body is to that dosage, meaning a patient needs a higher dose to get the same pain relief.
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Kolodny believes that taking these high-dosage drugs off the shelves will help reshape opioid prescribing practices and encourage clinicians to prescribe at lower and safer doses.
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A majority (91 percent) of those participating finished the program and 87 percent of them either reduced their dosage or went off their insulin, says the startup.
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Most online vendors will give dosage recommendations for each of their products, and Medium has a great deep dive into CBD concentrations if you want more details.
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Joe: At a Herbal Chef event, each diner starts with a questionnaire to help Chris and his team gauge their tolerance and plan that diner's specific dosage.
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You might mess up the dosage, increase your risk of side effects, or render your drug completely ineffective, says Jeremy Blais, a pharmacy supervisor at CVS Health.
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With dosage varying between 100mg and 800mg per day, the drug costs an average of $15,000 per year per patient — nearly double the country's per capital income.
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Anthony's offensive responsibilities don't need to hollow out in order for him to help a basketball team, but the dosage in which he's unleashed should probably recede.
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"I've certainly heard of a discrepancy in dosage depending on what product client is using even though the label say that they are very similar," she said.
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After a month or so, Mr. Hubig figured out which dosage felt right, and now estimates that his stress level has been reduced by at least half.
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If a woman takes the wrong drug or the wrong dosage, particularly too late in pregnancy, she is likely to wind up in the emergency room, bleeding.
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Momenta Pharmaceuticals and the Sandoz unit of Novartis already sell a generic version of 20 mg Copaxone and are developing a version of the 40 mg dosage.
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Many of the opioid deaths are a result of accidental overdoses because users are unaware of just how much drug is in a particular dosage they consume.
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Mifepristone is now recommended up to a gestational age of 10 weeks; the new guidelines also reduced the number of required doctor visits and the recommended dosage.
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Later, Proteus moved into mental health, developing digestable sensors that send a notice to users' smartphones, indicating whether they're properly medicated or if they missed a dosage.
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The FDA has never evaluated the effectiveness of CBD products, the amount in a "proper" dosage, potential side effects of consuming the products and the manufacturing process.
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When someone is experiencing an opioid overdose, quick action with a dosage of Naloxone (commonly known by its brand name Narcan) could save his or her life.
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The FDA recommends that you always carefully check the concentration of acetaminophen, dosage, and directions on the bottle before you give any acetaminophen medication to your baby.
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It may develop when a patient, adult or younger, begins treatment, but it can also emerge when the dosage of the drug is increased, decreased or discontinued.
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The court awarded the plaintiffs a total of close to 498 million yen and denied the request to force the company to lower the average radiation dosage.
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Many psychotropic drugs have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use in children, and therefore standardized dosage guidelines for minors do not exist.
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The Baker's Shop is focusing on areas like packaging (edibles will likely require child proof packaging), locations to set up a kitchen, food safety standards, and dosage.
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When coming off of Xanax, it's important to taper the dosage down gradually, as going cold turkey suddenly can cause side effects such as psychosis and seizures.
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Ryan expresses the dosage in the number of milligrams of THC contained in the edible, and he maintains a dose of 10 milligrams of THC per edible.
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A potentially larger problem than dosage is the lack of accountability and dearth of information about the ingredients found in most CBD products sold across the country.
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And that's the whole point of buying stuff from persons unknown is that you don't really ever know about the purity or dosage of what you're taking.
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So doctors don't have adequate insight into whether they should change the dosage of blood pressure medicine, or take patients off the medicine entirely and emphasize lifestyle changes.
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And if you're taking multiple low-dosage gummies at a time to get the effects you want, you'll find yourself running out faster and having to re-order.
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Etomidate, which officials used to knock Asay unconscious before administering a paralytic and a lethal dosage of an acid, had never been used in an American execution before.
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If the pills stop working, many people try something else—80 percent of heroin users previously abused prescriptions—or they simply up (and up, and up) their dosage.
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The company runs experiments on a drug in a lab and on animals and then tests it on a small number of humans to get the dosage right.
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"The likelihood of developing discontinuation syndrome varies by individuals, the treatment and dosage prescribed," said Thomas Biegi, a spokesman for Pfizer, maker of antidepressants like Zoloft and Effexor.
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In May, Colorado became the first state to limit patient co-pays to $2000 a month regardless of the dosage needed, which may help some who have insurance.
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I think about the Mucinex in my purse (since I've also been sick the past few days), but decide to wait until later to take my next dosage.
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The patch then sends data like the time the pill was taken and the dosage to a smartphone app over Bluetooth, and must be replaced every seven days.
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The startup recently showed off a partnership with AT&T that enables the glasses to identify prescription pill bottles and read the labels and dosage instructions to users.
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Editor's note: This commentary was updated to clarify a passage on the danger of resuming the use of opioids, even at the same dosage, after "cold turkey" abstinence.
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"I sometimes buy my medicines because if someone's really poorly and on a lot of medication, you might want to be really precise about the dosage," she says.
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"The doctors kept changing my prescription, trying to get the dosage right, and it turned me into a zombie," she writes in an excerpt published on Us Weekly.
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According to the petition, these higher opioid dosage units were an answer to increased patient tolerance as more and more doctors were prescribing opioids in the early 2000s.
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This is due to a wide variety of reasons, such as cost (taxes), contempt towards what purveyors see as the corporatization of the industry, and the dosage regulations.
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One of the problems in studying CBD is that a lot of CBD products are unregulated, and so it's unclear how the dosage of CBD that's actually present.
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Auvi-Q, designed to deliver the same epinephrine drug as Mylan NV's EpiPen, was recalled from the market last year amid concerns about accuracy of the dosage delivered.
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Normally we get up at around 6 AM, have a big breakfast, take a dosage, then study for a solid 12 hours with food breaks here and there.
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The new study recommends a third dosage of the vaccine to be applied at age 18, and suggests that clinical trials begin to study the effectiveness of revaccination.
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According to the research, one in 32 patients whose treatment regimen on opioids was increased to very high doses died; they did not start on a high dosage.
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According to the research, one in 13 patients whose treatment regimen on opioids was increased to very high doses died; they did not start on a high dosage.
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I'm not exactly sure if it was the micro dosage that Dr. Fusco prescribed or the general timing of it (read: overdue), but the effects were pretty perfect.
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Teva's comments came after Novartis's Sandoz division said it has won U.S. approval for a larger dosage of its Glatopa drug for MS patients, its copy of Copaxone.
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In the meantime, Marcu, Wilcox, and Orens want to see greater collaboration between industry and government folk to develop potency testing and dosage standards at the state level.
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As the years passed, after I gained level ground in a clinical trial that keeps the cancer at bay, I reduced the dosage from 10 milligrams to five.
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"According to the hospital statement, the individual actually purchased liquid sildenafil online, with no indication whether a prescription was provided, and then ingested an unspecified dosage," they added.
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In countries where a medication is allowed, but its amount is capped, reducing your dosage or switching to another available medication is the best way to stay compliant.
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The Buccaneers (2-1) received a mixed dosage of "FitzMagic" even though the 35-year-old veteran topped 400 passing yards for an NFL-record third consecutive game.
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The recall was issued after customer complaints identified that the dosage cup provided is marked in teaspoons while the instructions on the label are given in milliliters (mL).
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Concerning marijuana (cannabis), the report pointed out that in the current climate of increasing legalization, "users may not have accurate information" about the "dosage and potency" of marijuana.
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Purdue has been criticized for dishonest marketing practices that pushed OxyContin on patients who didn't need it, or gave them dosage patterns that made the drug more addictive.
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"The latter is very important as there are numerous potential drug interactions and other reasons why individuals may respond differently to the same dosage of opioids," LaRochelle added.
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In recommending a hard drop to 90 MME, the agency cites as support the CDC's recommendation that patients be voluntarily steered away from that high a dosage if possible.
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And although just less than 7% of all prescriptions exceed a month's dosage, using for 4.73 days or more increases your chances of long-term opioid use to 29.9%.
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Where in the past doctors might have simply tried raising the dosage if a drug does not work, now they are rethinking that strategy when it comes to painkillers.
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Duterte said his doctor told him to stop using fentanyl because he was "abusing the drug" and exceeding the recommended dosage, according to a report by the Philippine Star.
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Refusing to increase her medication dosage and unable to walk even the smallest of distances, Beckwith knew her options were limited and began to seriously think about an amputation.
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Because of the low dosage, the company found that the drug worked without dangerous side effects even on elderly cancer patients who had never taken opioids before, she noted.
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And pot will only be available in "medical dosage form" — not in forms where it can be smoked or delivered via candy or edibles that could appeal to children.
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And it will automate all sorts of things, like "warehouse retrieval and storage," mixing and dosage of drugs, and transportation of items within a hospital, warehouse or other facility.
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The participants said doctors should work to learn more about medical marijuana, including dosage, method of usage and potential benefits or risks older adults face when using the drug.
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" Cardinal Health said in a statement that it "has stopped suspicious orders for the shipment of hundreds of millions of dosage units of controlled substances over the last decade.
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We're told he's getting outpatient treatment and he's okay right now, but since he's not under 24/7 observation ... it's up to him to stay on the correct dosage.
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And although just less than 7% of all prescriptions exceed a month's dosage, using for 31 days or more increased the chances of long-term opioid use to 29.9%.
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Unintended consequences But Dr. Steven Stanos, president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine, said that focusing on the dosage itself could have some unintended consequences for patient treatment.
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Of course, that is not what Onemeal was created for, but I want to see what this kind of dosage of healthy superfood could do for my dilapidated body.
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When infectious organisms — primarily bacteria, but also viruses and fungi — are exposed to a sub-lethal dosage of an antibiotic, they can mutate and develop resistance to that medicine.
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The FDA drug approval processes, which include clinical trials to measure everything from dosage, to efficacy, to safety, aren't in place to "punish" drug makers, but to protect patients.
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Questions remain about what dosage of the vaccine to use for children, the safety of the vaccine for the general public, delivery and distribution of the vaccine and medications.
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A relentless focus on reducing the number and dosage of opioid prescriptions is wreaking hell on people in intractable pain—while failing to treat addiction or reduce overdose deaths.
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"We need to make sure the sea of new treatments will get the right drug to the right patients, at the right dosage, at the right time," he added.
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"We did say that established, high-dose patients might consider dosage reduction to be anxiety-provoking, but that these patients should be offered counseling to re-evaluate," he added.
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Unfortunately, they require strict dosage regimens, typically involving multiple pills a day; studies show that only about 30 percent of patients stick with their plans, which blunts their treatment.
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His cholesterol is too high, despite medicine to lower it, and Dr. Jackson said Mr. Trump would be increasing the 2200-milligram dosage of Crestor to better control it.
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But the brain-imaging studies found that inhibition of the transporter increases sharply with addition of the drug and, by extension, also drops sharply with any reduction in dosage.
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But problems of an acetaminophen excess can arise when patients take both prescribed and over-the-counter drugs containing acetaminophen, not realizing that the total dosage is dangerously high.
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Among the great surprises of the March attack on Mr. Skripal and his daughter is that they did not die, most likely because they received a relatively small dosage.
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It's provided as a capsule, rather than a tea, to ensure consistent potency, and then that dosage is upped throughout the other two sessions during the week-long retreat.
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He was taking sedatives and opioids, and also had a high enough dosage of Benadryl in his system at the time of the crash to have an "impairing" effect.
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Most of the bottles in our tasting were labeled "brut," as are most Champagnes, meaning that the dosage can range from zero to 12 grams of sugar per liter.
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Valneva's FDA fast-tracked vaccine that works to stimulate an immune response in the body will start Phase 2 clinical trials later this year to determine the proper dosage.
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The medicine is delivered automatically according to the dosage and schedule set in the app — which also tracks pollution levels in the area so the user can avoid hot zones.
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Alexa will respond to users' questions about medication by telling them the name of the medication they need to take, dosage and time of day it needs to be taken.
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"I'll keep taking them up until the exhibition, but after that I want to start decreasing the dosage and gradually get a sense of how I really feel," he said.
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Liebl recalled a recent trip to the emergency room for a skin infection when a nurse began interrogating her about the dosage of the opioid patch she wears for pain.
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ZURICH, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Novartis's Sandoz division said on Tuesday it has won approval in the United States for a larger dosage of its Glatopa treatment for multiple sclerosis patients.
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The Consumer Healthcare Products Association is lobbying the FDA to regulate CBD similar to Vitamin C, possibly establishing guidelines like dosage levels it deems safe for over-the-counter use.
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The compounds come in so-called alternative dosage forms, such as disintegrating tablets and liquids, that target a relatively small patient population that does not react well to mainstream dosages.
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Cowen and Co estimates that Neos will eventually gain a roughly 30 percent share of the alternative dosage market for ADHD medicines, garnering sales of around $300 million per year.
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The success in the higher dosage arm is a surprise as analysts had expressed doubts over the drug in the past due to the difficult-to-treat nature of PTSD.
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"Multiple dosage of cooling measures coupled with stronger headwinds in the macroeconomic condition has started to weigh down buying demand," said Christine Li, Singapore head of research for the consultancy.
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Payne also pointed at "a tremendous opioid demand in this country" that pushes Mexican drug cartels to add pure fentanyl to heroin batches, creating hundreds of thousands of dosage units.
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And he warns that while MDMA can be helpful in a clinical setting, taking ecstasy or Molly at a club is dangerous, since the dosage and chemical composition aren't controlled.
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According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, exposure to a low or moderate dosage of VX might include symptoms such as chest tightness, confusion, nausea and blurred vision.
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Last fall, federal agents in Mexico discovered 22015 kilograms of fentanyl — the dosage equivalent of almost one ton of heroin — on a remote landing strip in the state of Sinaloa.
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Four of the five studies also found meditation and mindfulness resulted in "opioid-related outcomes," including decrease in opioid dosage, decreased cessation time, and dips in opioid misuse and cravings.
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Leo told CNN that dosage creep -- taking more of a drug over time to achieve its beneficial effects -- might be a problem when patients self-medicate with substances sold online.
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So you can't get high from CBD products if the proper dosage is followed, but the industry isn't regulated on a federal level so the amount of THC can vary.
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Write down the name and dosage of the medication your doctor is prescribing while you're still in their office, and cross-check it with the medication your pharmacist gives you.
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Kim Hiatt had worked as a nurse for 20113 years when she made her first medical error: She gave a frail infant 10 times the recommended dosage of a medication.
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CMS defines long-term opioid therapy as opioid use for more than 90 consecutive days and high-dose usage as at least 90 mg morphine equivalent dosage (MED) per day.
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Pharmaceutical companies extended their exclusivity over blockbuster drugs 80 percent of the time, attaching new patents on dosage and other aspects that had nothing to do with the original invention.
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"Amazingly, 100% of the oxycodone dispended by this pharmacy — every single oxycodone pill that left the premises — was in the highest available dosage strength of that drug," Benczkowski told reporters.
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Based on the company's recommendations, the FDA made changes to the dosage, the way it's taken, and the recommended length of time people should wait before taking the second medication.
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Meanwhile, the central courtyard, much like the proclaimed source of its inspiration — Central Park — suggests that the claustrophobia of urban development can be allayed with the right dosage of nature.
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Tess, too, had clearly figured out how to abuse the drug — Patricia found spoons and buprenorphine powder among her things, and Tess told me she doubled her dosage when stressed.
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Valisure has just begun offering an analysis service that allows anyone to send in samples of their drugs to find out the dosage, inactive ingredients, dissolution rate, and any impurities.
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To pay for it all, the Minnesota Democrat points to legislation that would save money in federal health insurance programs by regulating the dosage size of certain types of medications.
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These individualized formulas will evolve according to what's changing around you but also according to what your skin needs, so you're always getting the best dosage at any particular time.
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Conley also disclosed that Trump got a blood test, revealing a decrease in his cholesterol levels after his doctors earlier this year increased the dosage of his cholesterol-lowering medication.
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"Additionally, researchers found dosage — the amount of opioids taken over a 24-hour period — had minimal correlation to the risk of misuse when compared to prescription length," the study said.
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The hospital released me two days later with half the dosage of Percocet my nurse told me -- quietly, when no doctors were around -- was reasonable to treat a colon resection.
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The National Committee for Quality Assurance, which sets quality standards for health plans, has a new measure that effectively penalizes providers who prescribe patients opioids over a certain dosage amount.
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In cases that merit the use of opioids after other options have been considered, it recommends that doctors start with a low dosage and, if necessary, increase the amount incrementally.
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Unlike most medications, legislations in these states prevent physicians from prescribing the drugs off-label, meaning they can't vary dosage levels or prescription timelines not explicitly outlined by the FDA.
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The tricky thing about CBD in general is that there's no published guide or clinical study that breaks down the appropriate dosage for each individual, or for various conditions, Weissman says.
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The new rules nix the post-treatment exam, make the drug available to women later in pregnancy, and reduce cost by decreasing the dosage of the first pill by two-thirds.
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Dosage debate The CDC recommends that children get their first dose of MMR vaccine at 12 to 15 months of age and the second dose at 4 to 6 years old.
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For more news see The company's Sandoz division said on Tuesday it has won approval in the United States for a larger dosage of its Glatopa treatment for multiple sclerosis patients.
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Doctors planned to wait at least a year before transferring one of the embryos into Lindsey's transplanted uterus, allowing time to reduce the dosage of anti-rejection medication she was taking.
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L'Oreal made headlines at CES 2018 with a wearable so tiny it could fit on your fingernail — a sticky, battery-free sensor to keep your skin's UV radiation dosage in check.
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The New York Times hinted at "darker possibilities" for a cyber attack like this, giving the example of how accelerometers in insulin pumps could be tricked into giving the wrong dosage.
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You can see in this graph below how the different dosage combinations of Treanda (also known by the name of its active ingredient, bendamustine hydrochloride) overlay with the population of patients.
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His company last fall had seen its then-manufacturing and marketing partner Sanofi voluntarily recall Auvi-Q from the market after problems were identified with dosage deliveries of the drug epinephrine.
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He added that in addition to safety, the teams involved will need to determine the proper dosage as well as how the drug will enter the correct region of the body.
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Kanye told us he had chosen to drastically reduce the dosage of medication he's been prescribed -- presumably before his mental breakdown -- and Oz says he's heading for disaster, if that's true.
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You contain both impulses at maximum dosage, so the question is: Have you used your darkness to bear down on an inner truth or to get your way at all costs?
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Gutman said the problem with GHB is that it's unpredictable and in terms of dosage, there's a fine line between the high that you want to get and a toxic level.
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The doctor was considering upping her Prozac dosage to 60 milligrams "to make sure my anxiety wasn't getting ahead of me with all the hard classes I was taking," she said.
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Unlike those techniques, which force-fire neurons, tDCS works with a much lower dosage of electricity that simply makes neurons more or less likely to fire, depending on the charge used.
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Researchers determined that consuming over 800 mg per day led to higher health risks, but the EFSA said experts could not yet determine a supplement dosage that would be entirely safe.
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"The bottom line is, we still have too many people getting too many opioid prescriptions for too many days at too high a dosage," said acting CDC Director Dr. Anne Schuchat.
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The movie "The Rock" centered around San Francisco being poisoned with VX gas Those exposed to a low or moderate dosage usually recover, though severely exposed people are unlikely to survive.
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Taking drugs in the right dosage for the right amount of time is critical to effectively cure a disease, prevent the formation of antimicrobial resistance and keep a malady from progressing.
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Holmes soon filed a patent application for "Medical device for analyte monitoring and drug delivery," a wearable device that would administer medication, monitor patients' blood, and adjust the dosage as needed.
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A given product may have different list prices depending on the dosage, and companies will have to determine how to report a list price if this is the case, she said.
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Keep in mind the risk for overdose and take the time to choose a veterinarian-recommended supplement made with high-quality ingredients and formulated in the proper dosage for your dog.
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Ms. Sebelius said neither man brought up Dr. Melgen's name, but added that his appeal was the only case she was aware of that involved the agency's dosage and pricing policy.
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At this point, "Maniac," which appears on Netflix on Friday, ups the dosage and becomes something unstable, exhilarating and one-of-a-kind, a sci-fi pharmacological dystopian family-therapy dramedy.
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"We need to make sure this sea of new treatments will get the right drug to the right patient at the right dosage at the right time," the FDA's leader said.
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The discrepancy between harmful and helpful effects of this high-energy visible light might come down to the dosage strength and duration, photobiologist Frank de Gruijl told Gizmodo in an email.
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Perhaps Freddy, who is fifteen years Less's junior, did not correctly calculate the dosage for an older, more nervous passenger; or, to be precise, for the middle-aged novelist Arthur Less.
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FDA said some of the companies claimed their products combat tumors or kill cancer cells, but the agency said it has not yet reviewed their effectiveness, proper dosage or side effects.
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It's the dosage, guys However, the biggest cause for the man's vision change is the extremely high dose of a liquid medication that he purchased online under the brand name Viagra.
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Alternating between the two can enable a patient take more, with a low risk of toxic reaction than if the same patient used more than the recommended dosage of either one.
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An advisory group funded in part by Health Canada recommended in January setting a daily dosage cap for long-acting opioids and scaling back their use for chronic, non-cancer pain.
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But they often cut the product with inexpensive but dangerous ingredients or in ways the leave the final dosage unknown to users precisely because consumers lack reliable information and any recourse.
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That's an age when the growing brain, which doesn't mature until 1999, is particularly susceptible to being taken over by opioids — even if the dosage seems too small to produce addiction.
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I'd prescribed her the insulin she'd been on, at the correct dosage, but when she showed up at her pharmacy she learned that her insurance company no longer covered that brand.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb had the most price hikes per drug (81.5), as the company raised prices multiple times on every dosage of two older drugs that have generic equivalents: Coumadin and Sustiva.
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Many app users report improvement During the six-month study period when Crandall-Martin was using Prime, her anxiety medication dosage went down, she said, and she went to fewer counseling sessions.
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The Consumer Healthcare Products Association is lobbying the FDA to regulate CBD similar to Vitamin C, possibly establishing guidelines like dosage levels it deems safe for over-the-counter use, Spangler said.
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In the cafeteria, for her final meal with Walter, Heidi doses herself (with week 6 medicine, which I can only imagine is an incredibly large dosage) in a large plate of gnocchi.
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Casarett said this isn't to say there's anything wrong with nasal sprays—like any time you're trying a new cannabis product, he recommends you "start low and go slow," with your dosage.
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If you're a competitive sprinter, and you took the appropriate precautions with dosage to prevent cardiac health issues, then using baking soda could make sense because it improves your speed, he says.
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CBD, it turns out, could potentially react with numerous other substances, though no one is sure about the specific drugs or dosage levels at which this might start to pose serious issues.
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Mylan said it was pleased with how much market share it has picked up with its version of the 1.103-milligram dose of the drug - by far the most commonly prescribed dosage.
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In one of the two recent incidents, the health department said the school permitted 35 students who hadn't been vaccinated or who didn't meet the MMR dosage requirements to continue attending classes.
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It's safe to use, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, for adults and children over age 2, when used in the correct dosage and for a short period of time.
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" She added, "The innovative slow-release microbeads deliver a customized dosage of vitamins into your bloodstream throughout the day, which is aligned with how the human body would absorb nutrients from food.
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Words hardly do this level justice, and more often tend to fall into the language of cliché—as I did, recounting a high-dosage mushroom trip to friends a few weeks ago.
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"The danger here is that per instruction on these supplement labels, consumers could be taking 16 times the medically prescribed dosage of this amphetamine-like chemical without even knowing it," Jo says.
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Details like the finish for the oak, the amount of aging on the lees and the addition of the final dosage, or sweetness added while bottling, can vary from barrel to barrel.
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"Doctors have in mind that these drugs act in a linear way, that when you reduce dosage by half, it reduces the effect in the brain by a half," Dr. Horowitz said.
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To avoid negative experiences, MAPS and other organizations say having trained therapists on hand to guide one through the experience is key, along with a supportive setting, appropriate expectations and proper dosage.
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Before you know it, [the meth] is already melted down; you just see your syringe full of water primarily and don't know how much of that dosage they've put into this needle.
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Dr. Elliott Antman, a past AHA president who critiqued the study, noted several limitations, including that those taking ibuprofen or naproxen were allowed to increase their dosage but not the Celebrex group.
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"There's a lack of scientific evidence right now for anyone to be able to state exactly how much dosage an individual needs," said Dominick Zurlo, who directs New Mexico's Medical Cannabis Program.
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Over roughly the last dozen years (from 2006 through 2017, the period for which the injury compensation program has dosage data), more than 1.5 billion doses of flu vaccine were given out.
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They can use a drug or medical device in any way they see fit and recommend that use to colleagues, even if there wasn't FDA approval for that particular illness, dosage or demographic.
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Since we had previously only been going to see a doctor once a month, that would be our only chance for changing the medications or modifying the dosage if there was a problem.
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The release follows data from June showing AMG 334, whose generic name is erenumab, had achieved its main goal of reducing the number of monthly attacks, regardless of dosage, compared to a placebo.
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In fact, the dwindling benefits of Mosquirix -- first seen in the shorter time frame of the original study -- motivated the scientists to change the dosage, adding a shot 18 months after the third.
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Prescription opioid painkillers are divided into two main classes -- extended release, which have more pain-killing opioid per dosage, and immediate release, which have less opioids, but need to be taken more frequently.
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In the primary efficacy analysis, once-daily 25 mg dosage of the drug, obeticholic acid, met goal of fibrosis improvement with no worsening of nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) after 18 months, the company said.
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X-rays show some promise, as the dosage is less, plus using X-ray machines would reduce concerns about terrorists getting their hands on shipments of replacement radioisotopes as they cross international borders.
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ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center medical director Dr. Tina Wismer said in an interview with Mashable that her biggest concern is a lack of research into dosage and the effects of CBD products.
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The acquisition is "pricey, but important", said Wells Fargo analyst Tim Evans, as it enables Catalent to beef up previously weak areas of manufacturing active ingredients and final dosage forms of biologic drugs.
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Aralyte is also fortified with various vitamins, but a child will exceed the RDA for these vitamins when the product is taken at the recommended dosage with a regular diet, Venter points out.
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Plants need sunlight, but the dosage they require varies — so when they detect too much light, they quench some of the chlorophyll, which absorbs light, so that they take in less of it.
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The dosage of such drugs is based on body weight, so while some patients would have no wasted medicine, others would end up billed for medicine that would have to be thrown away.
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Briton Froome, 32, is fighting to clear his name after an increased dosage of asthma medication at the Vuelta a Espana last year threw up an adverse analytical finding from a urine sample.
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Xyosted has been approved in three dosage strengths - 50 mg, 75 mg and 100 mg - and is indicated for testosterone replacement therapy in adult males with a deficiency or absence of endogenous testosterone.
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"There are still a lot that we don't know about what dosage, timing, and sequencing of mindfulness training would be effective for what problems in what kinds of people," Zhang said by email.
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Joe: Chris experimented on his own with cannabis in cooking, making elaborate, beautiful meals with minor THC dosage because he wanted to actually enjoy his meal instead of feeling too heavy or high.
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But this reads less like a slow increase of the dosage and more like shotgunning a few beers after you've done a keg stand and downed a half-bottle of bottom shelf vodka.
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Most of these drinks caution "heavy" users to double their dosage, or go with a more concentrated version, so if you smoke more or less than Jolene, you're likely to have different results.
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Teva has maintained its dominance in the multiple sclerosis market by switching patients over to the 40 mg version from its original 20 mg daily dosage, which began facing generic competition last year.
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Not just Shaun but his fellow young doctors are learning the art of dealing with frightened patients, getting a feel for the proper dosage of tact, honesty, sympathy and willingness to bend rules.
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While GHB may have a comparatively low fatality rate, it is very easy to experience an overdose requiring a hospital visit if users aren't extremely careful about dosage and mixing with other substances.
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" A large dosage of Thursday's reporting concerned the income of minor celebrities, and one journalist moaned at the thought of profiling another beauty pageant winner, noting that, "usually, they are broke as hell.
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I mean for goodness' sake Stanley once plunged a tranquilizer dart into his leg — a dosage meant for a "small bull" — to fall into a deep sleep… just to avoid taking the stairs.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals had cranked up the price of a common dosage of Glumetza, a medicine for lowering blood sugar, to an astonishing $81,270 a year, according to Truven Health Analytics, a data firm.
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At his job as a pharmacist at Bradley's Pharmacy, Schneider noticed an uptick in Oxycontin prescriptions (both in how often the drug was prescribed and an increase in dosage per patient over time).
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The Pfizer plant problems scuttled plans to have the larger Glatopa dosage on sale first in 2017, allowing Mylan to muscle in on lucrative market share with its quicker-to-market Copaxone copy.
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Bosch is alleged to have helped carmakers to devise a "dosage" strategy to help carmakers limit the consumption of AdBlue diesel emissions filtering fluid, Der Spiegel said on its web site on Friday.
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HIT THE DRUGSTORE Over-the-counter antihistamines such as Antivert, Benadryl and Dramamine help with motion sickness — those prone to getting sick should take the recommended dosage an hour before their journey starts.
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When vapers lower their nicotine dosage, however, researchers found they actually vape more and are less satisfied, says Sharon Cox, a research fellow at London South Bank University's Centre for Addictive Behaviours Research.
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I know my asthma is severe, and I've self-diagnosed online and concluded I have a very serious case of lesbianism, so I prescribe myself the maximum dosage—ten drops, four times a day.
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It isn't over yet; I still have a little ways to go before I'm at the correct dosage, but I'm hopeful that 8003 will be a year of subtle tweaks rather than total upheavals.
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Once the pills are taken and a barcode is waved in front of the scanner, the WiFi connected system sends updates to friends and family members, keeping them abreast of the user's daily dosage.
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It's important to note that this is the pilot study, the first of its kind, so a lot of factors such as dosage and the small sample size were due to trial and error.
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As medication abortion grew in popularity — now accounting for about 40 percent of first-trimester abortions performed at Planned Parenthood clinics, for example — the dosage issue became a handy target of anti-abortion activism.
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Long-term, legitimate pain patients who have relied on opioid analgesics can no longer fill their prescriptions in the many states that set maximum dosage and supply limits, often of three to seven days.
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"The levels of dosage that I believe she has been taking is significantly below the levels where this meldonium substance would have any impact on her athletic performance," Eliasch said in a telephone interview.
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Legalization would allow you to know what you're taking because you'd have a regulated product that would say on the packaging how strong it is, what's in it, clear health advice and dosage guidelines.
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For recreational users, this inability to accurately dose might mean the difference between a good and bad high; but for medicinal users, quantifying an individual's dosage requirements is often necessary to alleviate excruciating pain.
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Senate Health Committee leaders released a bipartisan discussion draft last week that asks the Health and Human Services secretary to issue a report on laws regulating the length, quantity and dosage of opioid prescriptions.
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Trump has been on cholesterol medicine throughout his tenure in the White House, with Conley increasing his dosage of a drug that combats cardiovascular disease earlier this year to drop those high cholesterol numbers.
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While a three-milligram dosage is closest to the body's natural melatonin production, some sleep doctors prescribe a five to 10-milligram dose taken 30 to 60 minutes prior to the desired sleep time.
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Novartis's Sandoz division has won U.S. approval for a larger dosage of its Glatopa drug for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients, ending a costly delay that allowed rival generics makers to beat it to market.
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"Pfizer concluded that the use of the product with an unmatched dosage cup marked in teaspoons rather than milliliters has a chance of being associated with potential overdose," the company said in its announcement.
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Once the "national standard" is enacted, companies would be required to provide details on the number and dosage of ingredients, put warnings on packages and devise ways of testing e-cigarettes to ensure compliance.
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The dosage, however, varied among the different studies ranging anywhere from as little as 106 colony forming units (CFU) to 1010 CFU taken one to two times a day for one to two weeks straight.
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Dr. Fahn delivered some startling news: He said he believed that Mr. Levine's recent problems were caused not by the Parkinson's itself but by the dosage of L-dopa he was taking to treat it.
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The program also tries to include the patients — people struggling with a first psychotic "break" from reality, most of them in their late teens and 20s — as equals in decisions about care, including drug dosage.
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But when a three-year cancer trial showed that patients taking Vioxx experienced a heightened risk of heart attack and stroke after 18 months of high-dosage use, maker Merck withdrew Vioxx from the market.
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The extra time needed means that users have to have a strict schedule, making sure to take the correct dosage and that they take it far enough in advance of eating for it to work.
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Before robots were installed in the hospital pharmacy at UCSF Medical Center, it took seven pharmacy technicians supervised by as many as four pharmacists to find medications and dispense the right dosage for each patient.
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As demonstrated for me by the Hero team, it's easy to load your medicines, vitamins and other health supplements into the machine, then indicate the dosage you'll need and when you're supposed to take it.
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The computer simulations they ran with these equations estimated how quickly drug-resistant cells would outcompete other tumor cells when exposed to the continuous dosage of Zytiga typically given to advanced-stage prostate cancer patients.
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In total, 90 people have taken part in the trial, taking some dosage of the drug aimed at tackling mood and anxiety issues, as well as movement coordination disorders linked to neurological issues, Touraine said.
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The state Department of Health and Environmental Control says it required daily monitoring, "performed by the certified system operator," of "any chemical" added to the drinking water, ensuring that the maximum dosage is not exceeded.
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Due to safety concerns, Kramer said, a regulatory agency outside the United States asked the researchers to remove most patients with the gene from the beneficial high-dosage group that received twice-a-month injections.
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Getting the dosage right is not a problem for high tech modern medicine which has developed a number of technologies such as the fentanyl patch and the fentanyl lollipop to deliver safe and effective doses.
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At times, the side effects would get so frustrating to deal with that I would decide that I needed to drop down my dosage, only to find myself falling apart again a few weeks later.
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