get package inserts electronically

July 2000

You will soon get package inserts electronically...instead of in tiny print all folded up and stuck to a bottle.

It makes sense to provide package inserts on the Web, CDs, etc.

This means you'll always have the most current info on approved indications...doses...cautions...drug interactions...etc.

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Table of Contents

get package inserts electronically
Gastroenterology new proton pump inhibitor, Protonix (pantoprazole)
Stroke most patients should get aspirin for an acute ischemic stroke
Women's Health lengthening oral contraceptive cycles
Women's Health taking low-dose oral contraceptives right up until menopause
Women's Health Activella, a new combo HRT tablet for postmenopausal women
new guidelines for treating asthma during pregnancy
Allergic Reactions which drugs might cause problems in patients with sulfa allergies
Cynara-SL, a new dietary supplement made from artichokes
Men's Health PC-SPES (pea-see spehz) for prostate cancer
Men's Health Gonal-F is now approved for treating infertility in MEN
Cardiology TNKase (T-N-Kase, tenecteplase), a new thrombolytic for treating heart attacks
Cardiology Betapace AF, a new version of sotalol for atrial fibrillation
Cardiology more aggressive treatment of SYSTOLIC hypertension
Cholesterol start statins EARLIER after a heart attack
Practice splendid review of our Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database
Infectious Diseases new guidelines for treating latent tuberculosis