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 Over-The-Counter (Otc) Medication Summary
455 words, approx. 2 pages This class of medication can be purchased without a prescription. Which medications require prescriptions and which do not varies widely from country to country. Common examples of OTC medications in the United States include ANALGESICS (aspirin,... summary from source:
 Over-The-Counter Drugs Summary
340 words, approx. 1 pagesOver-the-Counter (OTC) drugs can be bought without a prescription and used by consumers to self-treat certain conditions. As Americans participate more in their own health care and more prescription drugs are converted to OTC drugs, the use of OTC... summary from source:
 Over-The-Counter Drugs Summary
12,140 words, approx. 41 pages Over-The-Counter Drugs What Kind of Drug Is It? Over-the-counter (OTC) medicines are preparations that are sold to consumers without a doctor (January, 2004). Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP).... summary from source:
 Over-The-Counter Drugs Summary
11,095 words, approx. 37 pagesWhen people are ill, often times they are able to seek relief from medications available at their local pharmacy without having to visit a physician for prescription medicine. Typically, the conditions are minor and not life threatening. People... summary from source:
 Over-the-counter drug Information
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Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs are medicines that may be sold without a prescription, in contrast to prescription drugs. The name "over-the-counter" is somewhat confusing to some, since these items can be found on the shelves of stores and bought like any... 
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 Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication Over-the-counter drugs.
05/01/1992: 1,097 words, approx. 4 pages Over-the-counter drugs are available for illnesses that are easily identified and relatively minor. The FDA determines whether a drug will be a prescription drug on the basis of its usage and side effects. Have you ever wondered why you need a doctor's prescription... summary from source:
The Economist (US) Profits over the counter: the drug industry.
11/07/1992: 774 words, approx. 3 pages Drug companies are expanding into over-the-counter (OTC) drugs since their huge profits are being threatened by patent expirations and government price controls. Many drugs are awaiting approval for the OTC market, a move that often doubles sales. FOR years pharmaceutical companies have dabbled... summary from source:
 AP Features Hispanic Teens Abusing Prescription Drugs
7/26/2006: 467 words, approx. 2 pages Hispanic teenagers are using prescription medicine to get high more than other teens in the country, federal drug prevention officials said Wednesday as they announced a national campaign aimed at curbing the problem. While use of illegal drugs among Hispanics... summary from source:
AP News Better labels urged for sports creams
6/13/2007: 602 words, approx. 2 pagesArielle Newman was a high school track star who suffered from the typical aches and pains that result from a grueling training regimen. For relief, she covered her legs with large amounts of muscle cream.The 17-year-old died from an accidental overdose of methyl salicylate, the...
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