Dieter's wonderland: pills that make you small

Article Abstract:

Consumer demand for Redux (dexfenfluramine), a new diet pill, is growing. The drug is recommended for people who are 20-30% over their ideal body weight. People who do not meet this criterion are advised not to take the drug because it may be harmful to their health. They should also modify their eating and exercise habits.

Methods, Weight loss, Weight reducing preparations, Anti-obesity agents, Redux (Medication)

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Headache headway

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Various new drugs and therapies have been developed to counteract the effects of migraine. The new drugs can either prevent the onset of migraine pain or be 'abortive,' those which give quick relief during acute attacks. Biofeedback is one alternative treatment which can successfully treat the disease.

Care and treatment, Drug therapy, Migraine, Headache

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New hope for victims of osteoarthritis

Article Abstract:

Daily walks, good nutrition, and weight control can delay the onset of osteoarthritis. Early onset is also being alleviated by cartilage-regeneration-retransplant surgery.

Prevention, Reducing diets, Osteoarthritis, Walking

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