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Ivermectin is an antiparasitic drug with approved human uses (e.g., scabies, strongyloidiasis) and long-standing veterinary formulations; several U.S. states moved in 2025 to allow over‑the‑counter (O...
Compounded tirzepatide is strongly restricted and no longer a routine path to lower costs after the FDA ended broad enforcement discretion; current reporting says pharmacies may not legally compound t...
Available reporting on "Neurocept" in these search results mixes at least two different products and promotional material: clinical-style drug pages about a prescription acetylcholinesterase agent and...
Vaccination and prior infection both produce influenza immunity, but public reporting this season stresses that vaccines—though sometimes mismatched—still reduce severe illness and hospitalizations; s...
The 2025–2026 Northern Hemisphere (U.S.) influenza vaccine is trivalent: it includes two influenza A subtypes (H1N1 and H3N2) and one influenza B (B/Victoria lineage) strain, with specific candidate v...
As of December 2025, reporting shows at least five U.S. states have moved to allow over‑the‑counter (OTC) sales of ivermectin — Arkansas, Idaho, Tennessee and two more including Texas, which became th...
The FDA has not approved or authorized ivermectin for prevention or treatment of COVID‑19 in humans and explicitly warned people not to use veterinary formulations or high doses; overdoses can cause n...
Ivermectin is an established antiparasitic used for human worm infections and topical lice/rosacea treatments; it can interact with many drugs (Drugs.com lists 106 potential drug interactions) and spe...
Federal regulators have moved against companies selling unproven products that claim to prevent, treat or cure Alzheimer’s disease: in a coordinated enforcement effort the FDA issued 12 warning letter...
For the 2025–26 northern hemisphere influenza season, health authorities recommended trivalent vaccines containing an A(H1N1) pdm09–like virus, an A(H3N2)–like virus, and a B/Victoria–lineage virus. U...
Interim U.S. estimates for 2024–25 show influenza vaccine effectiveness (VE) against hospitalization was substantially higher in children and adolescents—63% to 78%—than the broad inpatient VE range r...
Ivermectin is an approved antiparasitic medicine for specified human parasitic infections (scabies, strongyloidiasis, onchocerciasis and related intestinal worms) and dosing guidance is weight‑based —...
Public health agencies continue to recommend annual influenza vaccination for everyone aged ≥6 months for the 2025–2026 season, with special notes that single-dose, thimerosal‑free formulations are no...
Thimerosal-free (preservative-free or single‑dose) influenza vaccines now make up the large majority of U.S. supply: reporting indicates roughly 91–94% of recent seasons were preservative‑free and man...
There are no results in the provided reporting that define or describe a drug named “gelatide,” so its therapeutic indications are not available in current sources (available sources do not mention ge...
Taking veterinary formulations of ivermectin can cause drug interactions with prescription medications because ivermectin affects drug metabolism and can interact with blood thinners; regulators warn ...
Poison control centers reported increased ivermectin-related calls during the COVID‑19 misinformation surge, with multiple outlets and public agencies documenting spikes in toxicity reports and hospit...
Ivermectin can interact with many prescription drugs and with alcohol, raising risks such as increased central nervous system (CNS) depression, altered blood levels of co‑administered drugs, and bleed...
Available sources in this search set do not provide direct, contemporary reporting on the specific impact of Dr. David E. Martin’s research on the pharmaceutical industry; most results are general pha...
Available reporting about long-term user ratings for "Neuron Gold" is sparse or not present in the provided search results; none of the listed sources mention a product named "Neuron Gold" or provide ...