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In Today's Vidyya This graphic illustrates the chemical structure of Concerta®, a once-a-day medication for ADHD. Information regarding this little pill is the most sought after on the Vidyya site. |
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Information For Patients And Care Givers: Concerta One of the most popular stories on the Vidyya site is from 04 August 2000 and concerns a once-a-day medication approved in August for attention-deficit-hyperactivity disorder. In response to the popularity of the article, Vidyya has gone in search of more in-depth information on the drug, Concerta®. Two articles in today's issue focus on Concerta, its prescribing information and information for patients. More... |
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Prescribing Information: Concerta, Once-A-Day Dosing For ADHD Concerta® is a central nervous system (CNS) stimulant. Concerta® is available in two tablet strengths. Each extended-release tablet for once-a-day oral administration contains 18 or 36 mg of methylphenidate HCl USP and is designed to have a 12-hour duration of effect. More... |
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Patient Information: Cervical Cancer
Another popular article featured in-depth information about cervical cancer for patients. The article and patient education materials are from the NCI and are an excellent resource for patients and practitioners. More... |
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Patient Information - Breast Implants Vidyya is proud to provide one of the most comprehensive patient handouts on breast implants available today. This educational brochure details: types of breast implants, complications, selection and more. Breast implants are not just for breast augmentation, but are an important part of breast reconstruction for the post mastectomy patient. More... |
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How To Report Adverse Reactions And Other Problems With Products Regulated By FDA Individuals can play an important public health role by reporting to the US Food and Drug Administration any adverse reactions or other problems with products the agency regulates. The FDA is responsible for ensuring that foods are safe, wholesome, and correctly labeled. It also oversees medicines, medical devices (from bandages to artificial hearts), blood products, vaccines, cosmetics, veterinary drugs, animal feed, and electronic products that emit radiation (such as microwave ovens and video monitors), ensuring that these products are safe and effective. More... |
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