Drugs in TV Ads Are No Better Than Ones Already in Use

Most of the drugs you see advertised on TV don't work better than existing alternatives, new research finds.

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Splenectomy: Complications and Recovery

Find out what happens during surgery to remove your spleen, what complications are possible, and what recovery will be like.

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