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A pill form of marijuana may work just as well to relieve pain as the smoked form, but with fewer side effects, new research suggests. In the study, people who either smoked marijuana or took the drug dronabinol a pill that contains the active ingredient of marijuana were able to hold their hands in a bath of ice water (showing that they could tolerate the pain of the cold temperature) for longer than participants who took a placebo. What's more, the pain-reducing effect of dronabinol lasted longer than that of smoking marijuana, the researchers said. While smoking the drug decreased pain sensitivity for about 2.5, the pill continued to have pain-reducing effects for about 4.5 hours. However, analgesic effects of the pill took about an hour to kick in, compared with about 15 minutes for smoking marijuana. Medical marijuana is legal in 18 states, and studies have suggested that smoking the drug relieves pain. For instance, a 2010 study found that smoking marijuana eased pain from nerve injuries. However, "smoking anything presents certain health risks," said study researcher Ziva Cooper, an assistant professor of clinical neurobiology at Columbia University's Department of Psychiatry. Substances in the smoke can reduce lung function … Continue reading →

By Rachael Rettner, MyHealthNewsDaily A pill form of marijuana may work just as well to relieve pain as the smoked form, but with fewer side effects, new research suggests. In the study, people who either smoked marijuana or took the drug dronabinol a pill that contains the active ingredient of marijuana were able to hold their hands in a bath of ice water (showing that they could tolerate the pain of the cold temperature) for longer than participants who took a placebo. What's more, the pain-reducing effect of dronabinol lasted longer than that of smoking marijuana, the researchers said. While smoking the drug decreased pain sensitivity for about 2.5, the pill continued to have pain-reducing effects for about 4.5 hours. However, analgesic effects of the pill took about an hour to kick in, compared with about 15 minutes for smoking marijuana. Medical marijuana is legal in 18 states, and studies have suggested that smoking the drug relieves pain. For instance, a 2010 study found that smoking marijuana eased pain from nerve injuries. However, "smoking anything presents certain health risks," said study researcher Ziva Cooper, an assistant professor of clinical neurobiology at Columbia University's Department of Psychiatry. Substances in the smoke … Continue reading →

The DrugRisk Resource Center is the Webs largest source for information on prescription drug research, side effects and legal news. Visit http://www.DrugRisk.com Denver, CO (PRWEB) April 23, 2013 The DrugRisk center was created to provide those using popular medication devices, such as IUD contraceptives, with the latest safety alerts, recalls, studies and legal news. Patients can determine if others are experiencing similar side effects and decide if they need legal advice. The resource center recently added a study published by the Journal of the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons which cautions patients about the migration and perforation of Mirena IUDs after implantation*. Also, DrugRisk contains a study from the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology which highlights the risks for women who must undergo surgery to remove an IUD like Mirena after the devices dislodge and perforate into the abdominal cavity**. Due to the growing number of patients filing a Mirena lawsuit, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation issued a Transfer Order on April 8, centralizing all cases filed in the Mirena MDL to the Southern District of New York (In Re: Mirena IUD Products Liability Litigation, MDL No. 2434). Now, DrugRisk reports the court has issued the first case management … Continue reading →

By Jerome Burne PUBLISHED: 18:50 EST, 22 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:41 EST, 23 April 2013 There has been increasing concern that drug companies have not provided the full picture about new medicines Several years ago, Anne-Marie Cook, a 40-year-old health care assistant from Surrey, was prescribed the antidepressant Seroxat after shed become anxious and withdrawn following the death of her father. Within a few months she began to feel better and started going out with friends again. Sensibly, she checked the drug information leaflet to make sure it was all right to have alcohol while on the medication. There is no known interaction between Seroxat and alcohol, it read. But this isnt the whole story, as Anne-Marie learned to her cost. In rare cases, there is an interaction. She had no idea of it at the time, but with hindsight it explains her changed behaviour. After just a couple of drinks I started to become verbally aggressive and reckless, says Anne-Marie (not her real name). Once I started drinking I found it hard to stop. I also found I was becoming confused after drinking alcohol. I got banned from restaurants and bars in my local town and became an … Continue reading →