How desperate are some men to cure their erectile dysfunction, otherwise known as impotence? They might be desperate enough to use spider venom — as a drug ingredient, of course.
Researchers in Brazil are looking closely at the Brazilian wandering spider.
Trading prescriptions. Self-diagnosing on the Internet (guilty!). Skipping doses to make prescriptions last (I've done that with insurance?).
What, no shrimp?
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Cracker? Don't patronize Polly with a cracker. You know what she wants.
If a global and deadly pandemic hits, doctors will have to chose who to save, and thus, who to let die. Prominent doctors have now put out a definitive list of who is in and who is out.
They made the list at the behest of prominent universities and military and US governmental agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Department of Health and Human Services.
I have hard time believing that this is a fever reducer.
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Ruh roh! What if Lassie can't read?
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Addicted to prime-time TV shows that are 1% medicine and 99% drama? Here's a little comedy to add to your diet. The Mad TV gang scrubbed up to show you what would happen if the cast of "Grey's Anatomy" were to meet that obnoxious know-it-all doc from "House."
Cuba Gooding Jr. has a boner to pick with you. That's right. "Hard" times call for desperate measures, like Cialis, and Cuba wants the world to know that there's no shame in a 36-hour erection.
Time was, teens sneaked cigarettes or broke into their parents' liquor cabinet. The hooked up teens smoked joints or did other illicit and illegal drugs. For whatever reason, one out of ten teens are now "Robotripping," or taking over-the-counter cold and flu medicines for their hallucinatory, sometimes out-of-body, highs.