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MedicinesTalk No. 25 Autumn 2008 editionMedicinesTalk No. 25 Autumn 2008 edition

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MedicinesTalk Autumn 2008, containing keeping a lid on medicines, authority prescriptions, combination medicines, new medicines, and Medicines Line answers your questions.

Written by consumers for consumers, MedicinesTalk is a free quarterly newsletter that gives you reliable, accurate information and useful hints on managing your medicines.



Title Why read this
Authority prescriptions explained Explains what an authority prescription is and how and when they are used.
Keeping a lid on medicine costs Advises consumers on ways of reducing their spending on medicines without compromising their health.
Prescription and other medicines: not always a good combination Examples of interactions between prescribed medicines and over-the-counter medicines, with advice on how to avoid them.
MedicinesTalk Autumn 2008: Medicines quiz Test your knowledge about the wise use of drugs using this quiz.
Information about new medicines Shows consumers where to get information on new medicines and their expected benefits and risks.
Medicines Line, for phone answers to your questions about medicines Each day, scores of people ask the pharmacists at Medicines Line questions about their medicines. This article provides two examples.

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Date published: 2008-03-01 00:00:00

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