This is an exciting new development. Even small improvements in decreasing disabilities in stroke survivors mean a lot to patients themselves and their families.

When you talk about cutting prescription costs, many people think automatically about buying drugs from Canada or Mexico.

Unfortunately, the spectrum of treatment options for depression in pregnant women is narrow, and other medicines, such as benzodiazepines, carry a Category D pregnancy risk factor with a significant confirmed risk to human fetuses.

The opportunity to decrease the number of doctor-office, infusion-center or hospital visits is welcome news - both for people with serious anemia and their families who have to deal with driving and waiting hours while their loved ones are getting treatments.

For example, the prevalence of migraines is similar in boys and girls before puberty, but later the prevalence is about three times higher in women than men.

It appears that SSRI use during late pregnancy puts the baby at higher risk for development of respiratory and central nervous system side effects.