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Childhood Obesity May Cause Ventricle Enlargement, High Blood Pressure

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Obesity May Cause Irregular Heartbeats

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Obesity Linked To Dementia, Brain Atrophy

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Researchers Relate Amount of Sleep to Obesity Rates

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Acomplia Effective In Long-term Weight Loss

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

COMPOUNDINGHOTLINE

ByMartin A Erickson III, RPh

January 1st 2005

Pharmacy Fails to Warn Aspirin-Sensitive Patient

ByLarry M. Simonsmeier, JD, RPh

January 1st 2005

Maxwell Group Debuts MedConferenceLive

January 1st 2005

QuickOnline Rx Safeguards Clinical Specimens

January 1st 2005

Consortium Launches MedsInfo-ED

January 1st 2005

Cereplex Application Reduces Antibiotic Costs

January 1st 2005

New Version of Medical Transcription Platform Is Available

January 1st 2005

Benefits of Automation

ByLaura Jerram

January 1st 2005

Pharmacy and Technology: Industry Leaders Meet in Automation Roundtable

ByBarbara Sax

January 1st 2005

Rx Reimportation and Importation: Panacea or Prelude to Disaster?

ByGuido R. Zanni, PhD

January 1st 2005

New Treatments on the Way for Diabetes—Part 2

ByAmy Brian, PharmD, CGP, CPP

January 1st 2005

10 Risky Drugs for Elders

ByJeannette Yeznach Wick, RPh, MBA

January 1st 2005

Treatment of Patients with Heart Failure in a Hospital Setting

ByMohammad J. Tafreshi, PharmD, BCPS,Celene M. Amabile, PharmD, BCPS

January 1st 2005

New Year's Resolutions

ByJames C. McAllister III, MS, FASHP Pharmacy Times Editor, Health-Systems Pharmacy Section

January 1st 2005

FACTS FROM YOUR PHARMACIST: A Handout for Patients: Healthy Diets and Unexpected Gas

ByStefanie Ferreri, PharmD, CDE

January 1st 2005

The Buzz About Medication Therapy Management Services

ByFred M. Eckel, RPh, M.S.

January 1st 2005

Caution: Dulcolax Name Extensions

ByKate Kelly, PharmD,Allen J. Vaida, PharmD, FASHP

January 1st 2005

Nutritional Supplements Lower Cancer Risk in Men

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Aspirin Proven Effective in Treating Migraines

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Avandia Aids Recovery of Pancreatic Cells

BySusan Farley

January 1st 2005

Nonexposure Theory Is Contradicted

January 1st 2005

Respiratory Therapists Are at Risk for Asthma

January 1st 2005

Flying Is Risky for Lung Disease Patients

January 1st 2005

COPD Death Rises Among Smokers

January 1st 2005

Air Pollution Increases Mortality Rates

January 1st 2005

Childhood Obesity May Cause Ventricle Enlargement, High Blood Pressure

Obesity May Cause Irregular Heartbeats

Obesity Linked To Dementia, Brain Atrophy

Researchers Relate Amount of Sleep to Obesity Rates

Acomplia Effective In Long-term Weight Loss

COMPOUNDINGHOTLINE

Pharmacy Fails to Warn Aspirin-Sensitive Patient

Maxwell Group Debuts MedConferenceLive

QuickOnline Rx Safeguards Clinical Specimens

Consortium Launches MedsInfo-ED

Cereplex Application Reduces Antibiotic Costs

New Version of Medical Transcription Platform Is Available

Benefits of Automation

Pharmacy and Technology: Industry Leaders Meet in Automation Roundtable

Rx Reimportation and Importation: Panacea or Prelude to Disaster?

New Treatments on the Way for Diabetes—Part 2

10 Risky Drugs for Elders

Treatment of Patients with Heart Failure in a Hospital Setting

New Year's Resolutions

FACTS FROM YOUR PHARMACIST: A Handout for Patients: Healthy Diets and Unexpected Gas

The Buzz About Medication Therapy Management Services

Caution: Dulcolax Name Extensions

Nutritional Supplements Lower Cancer Risk in Men

Aspirin Proven Effective in Treating Migraines

Avandia Aids Recovery of Pancreatic Cells

Nonexposure Theory Is Contradicted

Respiratory Therapists Are at Risk for Asthma

Flying Is Risky for Lung Disease Patients

COPD Death Rises Among Smokers

Air Pollution Increases Mortality Rates

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