Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Masterbate Differently

now under indictment and Voltaren

hard times for those who suffer frequently from sore head, rheumatic pain or severe menstrual pain and very often used to painkillers. After the banning of Vioxx and all drugs based on the same type of molecules, known as COX2 , scholars have indicted two other families of drugs: those based on ibuprofen, as the Moment and Buscofen , and those that contain diclofenac , such as Voltaren . The two substances, in fact, the percentages increased risk for stroke. The news was reported by British newspaper The Guardian , after the authoritative British Medical Journal magazine has been a search for ' University of Nottingham the risks associated with painkillers. The authors of the epidemiological study, Julia Hippisley-Cox and Carol Coupland, identified 9,218 patients in England, Wales and Scotland, between 25 and 100 years, who have already suffered a first heart attack and have kept them under observation. In the final assessment, of course, were considered factors such as age, diagnosed cardiovascular disease, smoking and consumption of other drugs, such as' that aspirin reduces the risk of a heart attack. The result was that with the use of ibuprofen increases the risk of heart attack 24 percent, while the intake of diclofenac increases by as much as 55 percent . To all who have seen the pain with rofecoxib, the active ingredient of Vioxx, the risk heart attack rose by 32 percent, compared to 21 percent more of another COX-2, contained in the celecobix Celebrex. In Britain, attention is focused sull'ibuprofen has always been considered one of the safest drugs on the market and very much used as a substitute for Vioxx. According to the researchers, each 1,005 persons aged sixty-five who take ibuprofen, one will suffer a heart attack . And to understand the impact of the numbers, you should be aware that only overseas patients who suffer from arthritis and are therefore potential consumers of painkillers, are about 9 million .

I'm A Gangsta

0 comments:

Post a Comment