Less than 20% (19.6%) of Americans who are eligible to get screened for lung cancer are getting the test they need, according ...

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month and Outpatient Radiology Scottsbluff (OPR-S) shares how its screening program can be a key part of a patient’s lung screening journey. Outpatient Radiology Scot ...

There is a dose-dependent association for smoking and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk, according to study findings.

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There is a dose-dependent association for smoking and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk, according to a study published ...

In addition, ISMP recommends dispensing, when appropriate, the weekly dosage pack (Wyeth's Rheumatrix Dose Pack); it provides an additional tool for avoiding confusion over the dosage schedule.

Just when you thought the last time you’d ever see The Brat Pack again was in the 1990 rom-com Betsy’s Wedding, many former teen actors that made up ‘80s yuppie culture reunited in Andrew ...

Low dose birth control pills may have fewer side effects compared with older, higher-dose ones, but certain groups may still have increased health risks. If they aren’t taken correctly ...

“Consider wearing a fanny pack or light backpack to hold personal items like hats, mittens, jackets, and a water bottle,” she adds. Make sure those layers are waterproof if there’s any ...

The correct dosage of glutamine varies from person to person and what you are taking it for. If you are using an over-the-counter supplement, refer to the dosage guide on the label or ask your doctor.

The dosage may vary. Clonazepam tablets are approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat: Seizure disorder in adults and children. It can be taken alone or with other drugs for ...

Use an accurate measuring device to measure your dose of sildenafil oral liquid. A household spoon is not an accurate measuring device and may cause you to take the wrong dose. Ask your pharmacist ...