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New statin guidelines aren’t confusing at all — it’s a blatant sales drive

November 18, 2013 New statin guidelines aren't confusing at all -- it's a blatant sales drive. Concerns about cholesterol are gone. Now, any heart related problem will be reason enough to take a statin... Read More >

Categories: 45 or older ACC age-related macular degeneration AHA American College of Cardiology American Heart Association big pharma Cataracts cholesterol CoQ10 family history generic high blood pressure kidney damage liver damage memory loss muscle damage muscle pain new guidelines statins targets type 2 diabetes

A new blood test is a welcome breakthrough for fibromyalgia patients

November 7, 2013 A blood test to diagnose fibromyalgia is a breakthrough. But there's a catch. It's expensive and health insurance may not cover it. So step one is to find a doctor knowledgeable about fibromyalgia... Read More >

Categories: achy joints blood test fatigue fibromyalgia syndrome FM/a FMS health insurance muscles new

A new source of dementia has emerged. Find out how you can easily avoid it

October 24, 2013 Dementia risk in seniors increases with use of a commonly prescribed class of drugs called benzodiazepines. Brand names include Valium, Xanax, and Klonopin. What's worse, they're addicting... Read More >

Categories: addiction anti-psychotic anxiety benzo Benzodiazepines dementia dependency elderly Klonopin painkillers seniors sleep aids Valium Xanax

This is the one time medical radiation is useful — the ONE time

October 23, 2013 This is the one time radiation is useful -- the ONE time. Radiation effectively treats bone pain in advanced cancer patients. Only one treatment is needed, but many doctors order more... Read More >

Categories: advanced cancer bone Dr. Allan Spreen medical radiation multiple treatments one treatment Pain pressure radiation radiologists second opinion study

The federal government helps fund drug development research — here’s an eye-popping example…

September 19, 2013 The federal government helps fund drug development research -- here's an eye-popping example... A government-funded rheumatoid arthritis drug will cost more than $2000 per month... Read More >

Categories: $2 055 per month black box warning drug development federal government funding infections lymphoma Medicare Pfizer research rheumatoid arthritis seniors tuberculosis Xeljanz
Allan Spreen, M.D.
Dr. Allan Spreen, Chief Medical Advisor

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