Concerns about sunscreen efficacy are heating up

August 2007

Concerns about sunscreen efficacy are heating up.

SPF ratings aren't as useful as most people think.

SPF which stands for "sun protection factor" is only a rating for UVB...ultraviolet rays from the sun responsible for sunburns.

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Table of Contents

more Rxs for antihypertensive meds
STIs sexually transmitted disease (STD) called Mycoplasma genitalium
Supplements selenium might INCREASE diabetes risk
Pediatrics Zofran (ondansetron) being used more for vomiting due to viral illnesses in children
Fibromyalgia Lyrica (pregabalin) for fibromyalgia
Dermatology Concerns about sunscreen efficacy are heating up
whether fish oil supplements are safe
Cardiology whether there's any difference with the new Niaspan tablets
Cardiology Exforge, the latest combination product for high blood pressure
Poison Prevention ingestion of alcohol-based hand sanitizers (Purell, etc) can cause alcohol poisoning
Med Adherence Medication non-adherence is "America's other drug problem"
A new inhaler for asthma called Symbicort