The New Pill for AFib That Doesn’t Need INR Monitoring

The short answer is that the "new pill" for atrial fibrillation that doesn't require INR monitoring isn't just one drug — it's an entire class.

The short answer is that the "new pill" for atrial fibrillation that doesn't require INR monitoring isn't just one drug — it's an entire class.

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The short answer is that there is no single drug the FDA pulled — there are dozens, and the exposed pattern is more alarming than any individual case.

The same medication costs dramatically more in America than abroad for one fundamental reason: the United States is the only major country on earth where...

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The era of daily pill-taking for schizophrenia may be drawing to a close. In February 2026, the FDA accepted Teva Pharmaceuticals' New Drug Application...

The mood disorder drug approved specifically for premenstrual dysphoric disorder is Sarafem, a brand-name formulation of fluoxetine hydrochloride — the...

Dexmedetomidine, a sedative originally developed for intensive care settings, now has the strongest clinical evidence as a pre-surgery medication that...

After decades of being dismissed as a psychosomatic condition, chronic fatigue syndrome — also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) — is finally...
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