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GLG News by Physicians in the U.S. who Treat Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

Analysis of: Drug Makers Say FDA Safety Focus Is Slowing New-Medicine Pipeline (online.wsj.com)
Drugs are released to the market without adequate study, then, after around 70 to 100 patient deaths due to the drug are reported, the drug is pulled from the market.  Getting in front of this "problem" would improve the safety of our drug supply.
David Engler, MD, Physician
David Engler, MD, Physician
The Allergy Clinic
Analysis of: Medicare fees to doctors fall Tuesday (news.yahoo.com)
If this isn't fixed, it won't be long before cognitive specialties, like internal medicine and neurology, start capping their practices and not allowing new Medicare patients.    
David Engler, MD, Physician
David Engler, MD, Physician
The Allergy Clinic
Analysis of: Taro Receives Final FDA Approval For RX Cetirizine Hydrochloride Syrup ANDA (www.medicalnewstoday.com)
Here comes a prescription version of generic Zyrtec syrup.  At first glance, we wonder how it will compete with over the counter Zyrtec.  But wait...there may be a market for this drug    
Analysis of: Roche decision denies cancer drug to Britons (www.ft.com)
Drug company (Roche) retaliates against an agency that speaks the truth about their chemical - that it's cost is not worth the minimal benefit.  This will become more common as time goes on, even here in the bastion of capitalism.
Analysis of: What Skin Care Routines and Treatments Are Effective for Adolescent Acne? (www.medscape.com)
Keep the stuff refrigerated.
Analysis of: Doctors Say Medication Is Overused in Dementia (www.nytimes.com)
Antipsychotic drugs have been shown to increase morbidity and mortality in demented patients.  These agents are used to keep patients calm and easy to manipulate because there is not enough nursing home staff to adequately care for patients mental and physical needs.  "Chemical straight-jackets",...
Analysis of: New Study Probes Safety of Erythropoiesis-Stimulating Agents (www.medscape.com)
For the right patient, epoietin products can make a world of difference in quality of life.  For the wrong patient, the drugs can cause clotting and can be fatal.  (I was involved with a patient's care once who died from a PE due to epoietin.  She had a hematocrit of 55% when she died.) ...
Analysis of: Most Doctors Aren’t Using Electronic Health Records (www.nytimes.com)
EMRs are quite expensive, possibly one of the bigger outlays of cash I can think of.  EMRs are also a work in evolution, much like operating software:  who wants to invest a lot of money on Vista when rumors of a new and better program are out there?  The enormous stress of putting one...
June 19, 2008
So What?
Analysis of: Clinical study shows liraglutide provides statistically significantly better blood glucose control than exenatide (www.pipelinereview.com)
Another agent that lowers HBA1C by 0.02% is not a big deal.  There are already too many of these products on the market, none of which do much of anything to improve diabetes care. 
Analysis of: Anti-inflammatory Drugs Do Not Improve Cognitive Function in Older Adults (pharmalive.com)
The evidence for this idea was shaky to begin with.  I'm not surprised that it  was finally debunked.

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