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Article: Familiarize Yourself with Common Meds That Cause Sun Sensitivity August 2015
Article: Patients will ask if they should stop niacin (Niaspan, etc) September 2014
Patient Education: What You Should Know About Niacin for Cholesterol September 2014
Commentary: Niacin: Who Needs It? September 2014
Article: patients getting burns from topical OTC pain relievers (Bengay, Capzasin, Icy Hot, etc) November 2012
Commentary: Burns with Use of OTC Topical Pain Relievers November 2012
Article: some drugs make patients more sensitive to the sun July 2012
Article: a true iodine allergy is a medical myth May 2011
Commentary: Iodine Hypersensitivity May 2011
Article: how to handle drug allergy alerts June 2010
Commentary: Cross-Reactivity of Sulfonamide Drugs June 2010
Article: whether they can keep their drug patches on during X-rays, MRIs, CT scans, sonograms, etc April 2009
Other: FDA Public Health Advisory: Risk of Burns during MRI Scans from Transdermal Drug Patches with Metallic Backings April 2009
Article: Accuzyme, Panafil, and other wound care products with papain will no longer be distributed after January 2009 November 2008
Commentary: Removal of Unapproved Topical Papain-containing Products from the Market November 2008