Colchicine injections are an accepted, but not FDA-approved method to relieve acute gout symptoms. Colchicine reduces the swelling and pain caused by attacks of gout or gouty arthritis. Arthritis may trigger the deposit of uric acid crystals in joints, the main cause of gout, according to a report in Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases. The... Read more
Healthcentral.com's interactive Web site Healthcare '08 is now featured on WashingtonPost.com!Here's your chance to reach a global audience with your views on the 2008 election and health issues. Do you want something done about Drug Prices, right now?Do you want the candidates to pay more attention to environmental issues that could... Read more
Our new interactive HealthCare08 tool -- focused on the upcoming presidential election and each candidate's platform on healthcare - has officially launched! You can check it out here: HealthCare'08. No one knows about health care issues better than you. You live with your illness, you care for loved ones and you deal with... Read more
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