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Some Heartburn Drugs Could Up Heart Attack Risk
Could some heartburn drugs be risky for your heart? A new Stanford University study, which used data mining to look at health information from nearly 3 million patients, found that the hugely popular...
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Could Your Heartburn Pills Contribute to Kidney Disease?
When proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) were first approved in the 1980s, they seemed like a safe way to help people with chronic heartburn, acid reflux and ulcers. Known by brand names like Prilosec,...
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Some Heartburn Drugs Could Up Heart Attack Risk
Could some heartburn drugs be risky for your heart? A new Stanford University study, which used data mining to look at health information from nearly 3 million patients, found that the hugely popular...
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Could Your Heartburn Pills Contribute to Kidney Disease?
When proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) were first approved in the 1980s, they seemed like a safe way to help people with chronic heartburn, acid reflux and ulcers. Known by brand names such as Prilosec,...
View ArticleSome Heartburn Drugs Could Up Heart Attack Risk
Could some heartburn drugs be risky for your heart?
View ArticleCould Your Heartburn Pills Contribute to Kidney Disease?
When proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) were first approved in the 1980s, they seemed like a safe way to help people with chronic heartburn, acid reflux and ulcers.
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