Maoi Drug List
Phencyclidine, or PCP, is an illegal street drug that can cause hallucinations and severe agitation. This article discusses overdose due to PCP. An
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ADHD Medication Interactions
Drug interactions are when some substance negatively impact how a medication works. Medication can be affected in different ways: The... Read more »
Treating Anxiety Disorders with Medications
I consulted Justine Kent, MD, for the latest information about treating anxiety disorders with medications. Dr. Kent is an Adjunct... Read more »
Chantix, Psychiatric Risks and the FDA
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Dimebon, A New Alzheimer’s Drug, Shows Promise
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U500 insulin: a potential safety issue
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When it comes to Migraines and medications, I don't know anyone who wouldn't prefer to use only "natural" treatments (or better yet, none at all).... Read more »
Stimulants
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Stimulants are medications that increase heart rate, breathing rate, and brain function. Some stimulants affect only a specific organ, such as the... Read more »
How Antidepressants are Used to Treat Anxiety
There are a number of different medications that are currently used to treat anxiety disorders. Antidepressants, although originally intended to... Read more »
How to Prevent Adverse Drug Reactions, or ADRs
An adverse drug reaction (ADR) occurs when a drug, supplement or food interferes with or interacts negatively with another drug. While ADRs may be... Read more »
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