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If you think the U.S. has problems with declining almond crop yields due to a phenomenal 42% decline in honey bee populations, then you haven’t heard of the problems we’ve been facing on our declining crop yields. Filipino scientists have reported declining crop yields for mangoes, coconuts, coffee and other…
As of July 2016, the US Food and Drug Administration has informed everyone that fluoroquinolone antibacterial drugs can generally outweigh the benefits for those suffering from acute sinusitis, acute bronchitis, and uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTI). “Fluoroquinolones when used systemically (i.e. tablets, capsules, and injectable) are associated with disabling…
Let me start off with a joke taken from the book Bad Medicine: The Prescription Drug Industry in the Third World by Silverman, Lydecker, and Lee. I changed it a little bit to make the political issues more appropriate for this article but nevertheless, the message remains the same as it describes…
The concept of good and evil has long been present in the world then and now. According to the Chinese people, it keeps the world in balance, as in Yin and Yang. While most of the time we witness the battle between good and evil, little do we wonder, what…
Gastric problems seem to be a common problem for the people living in a fast-paced, corporate and urban world these days. At this time, there are so many anti-gastric drugs on the market. We are sometimes faced with a problem on what anti-gastric drug to choose from. Of course, anti-gastric…
Now that an imminent dengue crisis is hovering over more than 700,000 school children in the Philippines, let’s look at a major fiasco another big pharma giant executed sometime in the early eighties. That pharma company is Bayer. The victims: 100,000 school children in six countries across the globe. A…
