A recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal by Dr. Joseph V. Gulfo, author of Innovation Breakdown: How the FDA and Wall Street Cripple Medical Advances, reviews recent developments in the approval practices associated with off-label drugs. For those not familiar with the term, an off-label drug is one that is approved by the FDA
A Wall Street Journal article titled Best Temperature for Sleep reported that sleep temperature has an even greater impact than light.
A thermal image graphically showing the difference between a healthy hand and that of a Raynaud's sufferer after exposure to cold water is an award winner.
We've just seen two articles on newly-identified drugs that can result in Raynaud's as a side effect of their usage. Beta blocker drugs used to treat high blood pressure and heart ailments, and also contained in certain over-the-counter medications, have been known to aggravate Raynaud's for many years. We've also been aware that certain chemotherapy drugs
This season we've seen a number of news items on Raynaud's. Most do a good job of increasing awareness by outlining symptoms and explaining the difference between primary and secondary versions of the condition. Many include a number of strategies for staying warm and preventing attacks, but there's not a lot of news here - mostly just
