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FDA panel recommends testosterone therapy be more accessible to men, knocks ‘outdated’ restrictions
“The narrow FDA labeling makes it so that only a minority of men who could benefit from treatment are considered ‘on-label’ treatment, and many physicians are reluctant to prescribe in an off-label manner,” Dr. Bobby Najari told The Post.
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This new mint can treat alcoholism and fight binge drinking
Nearly 28 million Americans 12 and older struggle with alcohol use disorder.
Hair loss treatment used by millions linked to suicide risk
There may be a sweeter alternative to help you regrow your luscious locks.
Meet the Americans priced out of prescription drugs — they're hoping Trump's new plan will help
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Painkiller taken by millions doesn't ease chronic pain — and it can trigger serious side effects: study
The findings come as the US battles the ongoing opioid crisis.
'Unusual' new side effect of drugs like Ozempic becoming 'increasingly common'
Experts warn the strange side effect could lead to delayed diagnoses and treatments, as well as unnecessary medical interventions.
What will 'TrumpRx' actually mean for patients? Who will benefit most from slashed drug costs — and what those savings will look like
Prescription drug prices in the US are roughly 2.78 times higher on average than in 33 other high-income countries, a 2024 report by the RAND Corporation found.
This medicine your mom took while pregnant in the '60s or '70s may increase your risk of colorectal cancer
As many as 25% of pregnant women were believed to take the medication through the mid-1970s.
Which painkillers are actually safe during pregnancy, according to doctors — after new Tylenol-autism report
After President Trump's Monday announcement, pregnant women were left wondering what they should take if they feel ill.
'Game changer' Ozempic-like pill causes 13% weight loss — here's when it could become available
This could really move the needle in the GLP-1 weight loss market.
Inside the drug giving new hope to autism patients
Around 1 in 36 US children is believed to have some form of autism.
Drugs like Mounjaro can help kids as young as 10 lose weight and control blood sugar: new study
The research could help pave the way for younger patients to access the shots.
What the science says about Tylenol and autism link as RFK Jr. releases bombshell report
Researchers have long been trying to pinpoint the specific factors that play a role in the development of autism spectrum disorder as diagnosis rates skyrocket.
Technology breakthroughs could extend human life — but how effective are they?
US life expectancy was 78.4 years in 2023 — a bump from 75.4 years in 1990 and a slight dip from 78.8 years in 2019.
This over-the-counter nasal spray already on shelves can reduce your risk of COVID: study
The news comes as COVID-19 cases creep upwards nationwide.