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The Olsen twins are using drugs, but it’s not what you think

February 7, 2013 The Olsen twins are caught using drugs, but it's not what you think. They've designed a high fashion backpack studded with pills. What it all means (if it means anything at all) is anyone's guess... Read More >

Categories: Ashley Olsen backpack Damien Hirst generics Mary-Kate Olsen Olsen twins prescription pills

The most popular weight-loss drug is even more dangerous than we thought

January 21, 2013 The most popular weight-loss drug is even more dangerous than we thought. That drug is Alli. And potential organ failure (liver, kidney, pancreas) is just part of the problem... Read More >

Categories: Alli anticlotting aspirin cancer drugs FDA inhibit fat absorption kidney failure liver failure pancreatic failure Weight Loss Xenical

A Consumer Reports take-down of supplements is just bald-faced fear mongering

August 20, 2012 A Consumer Reports magazine article reveals "10 surprising dangers of vitamins and supplements." But there are no surprises, and nearly all the dangers are imagined. This ridiculous piece is just bald faced fear mongering... Read More >

Categories: American Association of Poison Control Centers Consumer Reports dietary supplements herbals minerals surprising dangers vitamins

Urgent warning about Actos for all type 2 diabetics

July 25, 2012 Actos was once seen as the safe alternative to Avandia for type 2 diabetics. Now, a new study confirms that Actos may be just as dangerous as Avandia, but in a completely different way... Read More >

Categories: Actos Avandia bladder cancer GlaxoSmithKline GSK type 2 diabetes
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