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FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS
WITH THE FOREGROUND OF THE MOVIE MARQUE ADVERTISING THE SACRIFICE OF OUR FATHERS TO GUARANTEE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND OTHER FREEDOMS, THE PROTESTORS CONTINUED FOR 24 HOURS WITH THE ANTI-WAR, ANTI-BUSH, ANTI-GOVERNMENT VERBAGE AND SIGNAGE…………..
ELECTION 2006 WILL NEED YOUR VOTE…………
FROM YEARS AGO, TO THE 50'S-70'S, MEDICAL RESEARCH WAS CONDUCTED ON PRISONERS BY VARIOUS RESEARCHERS AND MEDICAL-PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES. INMATES IN THE RESEARCH WERE EXPOSED TO CARCINOGENS, RADIOACTIVES, HALLUCINOGENS. EASY TARGETS FOR SUCH WITH LIMITED RIGHTS, NEED FOR MONEY, AND THE GREED OF EXPANSIVE BIG PHARMA BUSINESS. NOW IT APPEARS, AN EXPANDING REVISIT OF THE PROCESS IS OCCURRING.
THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE ADVISORY PANEL HAS PROPOSED NEW GUIDELINES FOR SUCH ONGOING AND ACTIVE RESEARCH, NOW IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
IS THE BENEFIT WORTH THE RISK OF REVISITING THE HELL OF YESTERYEAR…………….
THE HOLMESBURG PRISON IS A CLASSIC CASE OF SUCH RESEARCH POLICIES…WHAT IS THE NEXT AND CURRENT CLASSIC CASE OF EXPLOITATION FOR THE "PUBLIC GOOD?"
US Consumer Product Safety Commission and the CDC in a new compiled database show:
insulin, warfarin, amoxicillin, aspirin, trimeth-sulfa are the top five drugs of adverse reactions.
Not so surprisingly, about 54% of the total adverse events were UN-intentional, about 31% were adverse effects, and about 11% were allergic type reactions. Only about 1/2 % were vaccine related.
An estimated 700,000 persons head to the ER for such problems. Urgent cares not included.
CDC estimates that of the now 300 million Americans, about 130 million use medicines monthly.
http://relaxapartmanitara.com/free-payday-loan-org/a-longtime-springfield-chapel-is-getting-within/ BE INFORMED AND HELP YOUR DOCTOR HELP YOU:
KNOW THE DRUG AND WHAT IT'S PURPOSE IS FOR
KNOW THE DOSE AND FOR HOW LONG
RIGHT DRUG, RIGHT DOSE, RIGHT ROUTE, RIGHT TIME, RIGHT REASON, RIGHT EFFECT
***When in doubt, call your doctor or pharmacist to double check. Communication is key !
The news is once again on this playground issue of tag. More schools relieving the children of active playful games known to many. With the rising epidemic of childhood obesity, diabetes, allergies, ADD, ADHD, depression, anxiety and with the great usage of psychostimulants and psychopharma-modifiers in children, one might think that fresh air, exercise, and playground interaction would be a positive routine. But, again, my belief is that an accidental injury is another's financial gain through the limitless tort actions, and attempts to obtain financial gain from such incidents. This type of thinking is harming our children. What can you do today to infuse some commonsense into the role models of the schools regarding these issues. Be active. Help the kids. These ideas, though politically correct and possibly legally proper, are toxins and poisons to our children's minds, bodies, and spirts.
Recently I heard a report that one school in Washington state eliminated "tag" from the school playground…other schools have done so also, I understand and….meanwhile maybe played with supervision…who? Teachers, parents, playground monitors…adults…all the eyes watching the children gain weight, offer judgement on kid issues, and seeing increasing unhealthy children in the Nation……….tag you're it…..walk johnny, don't run…walk johnny, take this drug for your hyperactivity, walk johnny and we'll get some fast food…..walk johnny….johnny can only walk….tag the disease
Smokin’ Grass ©
In the sixties, the news show ran,
the worries of the five leaf ban.
Continued offensives against those drugs,
new czars against those dealin’ thugs.
Through the decades this fight continues,
when the use of grass heard less boos.
Medical use of the grass yelled loud,
but legislation remained so fouled.
Years later with new direction,
comment on grass, a new connection.
Disease, illness, and lack of caring,
for the abusive rack of financial snaring.
Burn the grass, smoke in air,
financial reward with no care.
Patients suffer, kids in house,
asthma, bronchitis, like caged mouse.
Cough, cough, cough …go inside,
play later, no recess, red flag day beside.
Gramma the mail is here,
but it’s old, with field burning so near.
School shut down,
fairground without clown.
Grass fields burn with disease aglow,
airways stiff, mucus choked airflow.
Smokin’ grass – will it help the pain,
remember smokin’ grass – and who’s dollar gain.
Recent reading verified local doctors are seeing greatly more patients with lung ailments, breathing disorders, and exaccerbations of their stable breathing diseases. Lung specialists, allergists, and other doctors are busy with these suffering patients.
Many acreas, in the thousands, are burned by the grassfarmers and owners of leased land. Many more acreas of forest lands are burning.
Why should the practice continue of grass-field burning? It remains an toxic enigma and the politicians should be ashamed of themselves to allow such abuse of clean air, clean breathing, and should apologize to all the patients that have been harmed, suffered, and felt their financial burdens grow because so few are protected by unbalanced laws.
Which politician will lead those patients to a safer right to breath? Isn't it time for change?
WHY AFTER LOSING A LAWSUIT TO THE MANY FOLKS THAT HAVE ILL EFFECTS FROM FIELD BURNING – DO THE GRASS FARMERS, THE LEASERS OF THE LAND, AND THE OWNERS OF THE LAND CONTINUE TO DO SO……LABOR DAY WEEKEND IS ATROCIOUS…..IN THE IDAHO PANHANDLE……
WHY SHOULD THE PEOPLE SUPPORT THE GOLF COURSES, THE CASINOS, THE FARMERS OF THIS PRACTICE…..MAYBE A SERIOUS BOYCOTT SHOULD START……….IN THE COUER D ALENE – SPOKANE MARKETPLACE ?
THE EPA IS GETTING MORE SERIOUS ABOUT THE MASS OF DEBRIS YOU CAN BREATHE…WILL THE EPA BE TOO LATE?
IT HAS BEEN TRIED BEFORE AND SHUT DOWN BY THE LOBBY OF THOSE PROFITEERS THAT GAIN….
DON'T BET ON YOUR NEXT BREATHE……IT MAY BE FULL OF SMOKE WHETHER YOU WIN OR LOSE AT THE CASINOS…OR YOU GET A HOLE IN ONE.
IT IS TIME TO STOP THE FIELD BURNING THAT CONTRIBUTES TO AIR POLLUTION…ARE NOT THE NATURAL FOREST FIRES ENOUGH? THE PEOPLE OF THE AREA DO NOT DESERVE THIS TREATMENT INFLICTED BY SO FEW AND BY THOSE THAT PROFIT FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL ABUSE, ESPECIALLY OF THOSE THAT CLAIM TO BE PROTECTORS OF THE EARTH AND HER SPIRIT…..
ACETAMINOPHEN OVERDOSE AND LIVER TOXICITY
Why is FDA revising the labeling and keeping this drug on the market instead of withdrawing the drug from the market? When new, unanticipated risks are detected after approval, an FDA review team (consisting of medical doctors, statisticians, safety evaluators, epidemiologists, and other experts) carefully evaluates the information provided by the sponsor and/or the information gathered from the post marketing surveillance program. As part of its review the FDA must assess the severity and frequency of the adverse event and reach a determination regarding the benefit/risk profile of the drug. No drug is absolutely safe. All drugs have side effects. When FDA determines that a drug is safe and effective "Safe" means that the benefits of the drug appear to outweigh the risks when used as directed in the FDA approved labeling. For Ketek, the FDA continues to believe that the benefits of the drug outweigh the risks when used appropriately and that the benefit/risk profile for Ketek is similar to that of other approved antibiotic drugs used to treat the same types of infections. FDA will continue to monitor reports of adverse events with Ketek and will take appropriate additional regulatory actions if new information leads to a different conclusion about Ketek’s benefit/risk profileWhat information was known about liver problems related to Ketek prior to approval? Based on the pre-marketing clinical data it appeared that the risk of liver injury with telithromycin was similar to that of other marketed antibiotics.
FDA looked extensively at the potential for hepatic toxicity in patients treated with Ketek. Data was examined from clinical studies, as well as information in nearly 4 million post marketing prescriptions outside the United States. Ketek was the subject of two advisory committee meetings with input from a national expert on drug-induced liver disease. The committee concluded that the risk for hepatotoxicity from Ketek was similar to Augmentin and erythromycin which are other approved antibiotics. Excerpts from:(Questions and Answers on Telithromycin (marketed as Ketek) July 5, 2006
JUNE 1st, 2006 Pharmaceutical Formulary Issue
Telithromycin Controversy and Availability-Risk With Any Drug
My experience with telithromycin has been a unique and academically stimulating medical endeavor. Patients were returning to my arena with recurrent infections and treatment failures with the standard sulfa and penicillin/clav acid approaches to sinusitis and chronic bronchitis exacerbations. Although this is not a clinical study under research guidelines, my clinical suspicion led me to prescribe telithromycin. Over the last approximately 20 months of my experience with this ketolide antibiotic, only 1 or 2 patients were given a second course of antibiotics. Patient volumes are in the hundreds now with regard to this issue. This is in direct comparison to repeating antibiotics with the sulfa, penicillin, cephalosporins, and flouroquinolone lines – especially in the sinusitis group. Patients tolerate this medicine well with few complaints of side effects and few patients have called to be switched to a different antibiotic. Most of the time, just verifying food intake with the antibiotic calms the issue. With the recent trend of antibiotic resistance, including increasing macrolide and flouroquinolone resistance, it would make sense to free up the use of this ketolide. As of the last time I read literature on this ketolide, there was no resistance to it in Europe and none in the US either. We know that the flouroquinolone use has been abused, what I believe to the point of causing even increased and changing C. difficile resistance. Telithromycin is recommended as a possible first line in the Sanford Guide. The article in AIM, March, 2006 discussed idiosyncratic hepatic reactions using this ketolide. That article appears biased from the title through the article, minimizing alcohol use, pathology, and that risk would appear similar to other antibiotics in general. The Editorial is much more balanced in its realistic view of this study. All cases treated by same team, similar locale. Other studies showed less side effects compared to other drugs in the same categories. Academic fraud? Error? Was the case management peer-reviewed for others possibilities? It appears that no one really read the study. State and federal funding for this ketolide should be allowed for acute infections. Insurance funding should make it easier to afford. To me, relaxing the financial noose would be cost efficient by saving repeat visits to ERs, practitioners, clinics, and possibly hospitalizations. This direct effect would be due to solo treatment – not dual treatment, not repeat treatment, not treatment failures leading to increased morbidity. Respectfully submitted as personal opinion only.
