USPharmD+ provides a list of the top global health blogs on the net. AIH didn't make the top list... but GlobeMed did (#76)!!
Lots of great resources to check out!
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- jshaffer
- I am a biomedical engineering/global health student at Northwestern Univeristy, as well as the president of GlobeMed at NU. I'll use this blog to document our partnership with the HOPE Center, discuss global health issues, and share my own experiences as a student fighting for justice and equity in global health.
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Hyperaldosteronism is the medical term for producing too much aldosterone. It can be caused by various conditions (such as cirrhosisor kidney disease) or may happen for no apparent reason. Primary hyperaldosteronism (as opposed to
Hyperaldosteronism is the medical term for producing too much aldosterone. It can be caused by various conditions (such as cirrhosisor kidney disease) or may happen for no apparent reason. Primary hyperaldosteronism (as opposed to
h aldosterone. It can be caused by various conditions (such as cirrhosisor kidney disease) or may happen for no apparent reason. Primary hyperaldosteronism (as oppose
Hyperaldosteronism is the medical term for producing too much aldosterone. It can be caused by various conditions (such as cirrhosisor kidney disease) or may happen for no apparent reason. Primary hyperaldosteronism (as opposed to secondary hyperaldosteronism) is not caused
Clarinex® (desloratadine) is a prescription medication used to treat allergies and hives. It is part of a class of medicines called antihistamines. This medication is also available with a decongestant under the brand name Clarinex-D®.
These allergies can occur year-round. Other names for them include perennial allergies and perennial allergic rhinitis.
If any of these symptoms are severe or do not go away, contact your healthcare provider.
Certain side effects can be very serious. If you have any of the following after taking Claritin or loratadine, seek medical advice immediately.
• Rash or hives
• Itching
• Swelling of the eyes, lips, tongue, face, throat, arms, legs, feet, ankles or hands
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