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Heartburn medications with the active ingredient, ranitidine, are prescribed by doctors in the U.S. over 15 million times every year. In addition, millions of bottles are sold over the counter (OTC). ...

While suffering from minor injuries in a car accident can be frustrating and stressful, you may be counting your blessings that they aren’t catastrophic and require you to pay handsomely for medical ...

Motorcycle accidents can result in more serious accidents than those involved in typical car accidents, due to the fact that motorcycle riders are not enclosed on all four sides. Injuries can include ...

The popular heartburn medication, Zantac , has recently been recalled by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The drug’s active ingredient, ranitidine, has been found by Valisure online ...

Valisure is an online analytical pharmacy that chemically tests every single batch of all the medications and supplements they sell. You may or may not have heard of them, but they’re making a big ...

NDMA is the shortened name for N-Nitrosodimethylamine, which is an impurity found in ranitidine and has also recently been detected in nizatidine, which is a substance that is chemically comparable to ...

To celebrate our 25 th year in business, our firm decided to join Fellowship Chapel’s 30-year-old tradition of giving away hundreds of turkey dinners to families in need in Detroit for Thanksgiving. ...

The common heartburn medication, Zantac, has recently been pulled from shelves across the country. New studies show that its active ingredient, ranitidine, has cancer-causing impurities. Ranitidine is ...

Goodman Acker, P.C. to Hand Out Thanksgiving Dinners - We’re Joining Forces with Fellowship Chapel to Help Needy Families this Holiday Season As Thanksgiving approaches, we are thankful for the love ...

Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) , every American is entitled to quality, affordable health care. Unfortunately, the open enrollment period in the ACA’s Health Insurance Marketplace has not been ...