Top Acid Reflux & GERD News
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Acid Reflux and IBS May be Linked
Researchers say there may be a link between acid reflux and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Read Summary > -
Finding the Most Cost-Effective OTC Drugs
According to ShopSmart magazine, buying over-the-counter medications at superstores such as Wal-Mart or Target may save you money. Read Summary > -
Dark Roast Coffee May Be Heartburn-Friendly
A new study has found that dark roast coffee may prevent the production of heartburn-causing acid normally caused by coffee. Read Summary > -
Q&A: How Will the Health Care Bill Affect My Family?
One expert answers common questions about how the bill will work, including information on who will be covered, how the changes will affect Medicare, and who will pay for these changes. Read Summary > -
Can You Take Too Many OTC Antacids?
Fifteen million Americans suffer from acid reflux, and many of them use over-the-counter medications to control the pain. Read Summary > -
Heartburn Drug Kapidex Gets A Name Change
The acid reflux medication Kapidex has been renamed Dexilant. Read Summary > -
Are Nexium and Prilosec Interchangeable?
In this Q&A, Dr. Gott describes the history of Prilosec as well as dosing recommendations that should be handled by the patient's doctor. Read Summary > -
FDA Orders Name Change for Maalox Total Relief
Maalox Total Relief contains an ingredient similar to aspirin, which can exacerbate bleeding in patients who have gastric bleeding from ulcers. Read Summary >
