new guidelines for treating PMS

August 2000

The American College of OB/GYNs just released new guidelines for treating PMS.

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Aerobic exercise can improve mood and reduce fluid retention.

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debate right now over whether low-dose versions of Mevacor and Pravachol should be sold OTC
Sarafem, a new version of fluoxetine
new guidelines for treating PMS
Diabetes new One Touch FastTake test strips now allow patients to use a blood sample from their ARM
Diabetes more aggressive treatment of hypertension in patients with diabetes
Gastroenterology concern about serious GI side effects with Lotronex
Osteoporosis statins to reduce the risk of osteoporosis
Osteoporosis don't realize they still need calcium and vitamin D
Osteoporosis Fosamax (alendronate) just ONCE A WEEK
Insomnia natural meds for sleep
Infectious Diseases antibiotics to treat certain strains of E. coli INCREASES the risk of complications
Infectious Diseases Malarone, a new drug to prevent malaria
new ways to relieve hot flashes
Pregnancy which psychotropics they can give to women during pregnancy
Vaccines New CDC recommendations for flu shots