Long-term use of proton pump inhibitor drugs have been linked to kidney problems and cancer.
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Everyone who sings – from young students to passionate amateurs – should be taking care of their voice.
Contamination with the chemical NDMA means long-term use of ranitidine may increase a person’s risk of cancer later in life.
Recent reports of dangerous side effects and even early death from heartburn medications have led some to question whether this is the right medication for them.
Why do babies get reflux more than children and adults? Do any treatments work?
PPI drugs are widely used to suppress gastric acid, but they could come with some risk to our 100 trillion gut microbes.
Some people are incapable of swallowing tablets because of physical or psychological reasons. What should they do when the doctor prescribes a drug that comes in tablet form?
If you’re prone to gastric reflux, you’ll probably be watching closely what you eat and drink during the pre-Christmas party season. You’re certainly not alone; modern, heavy eating habits and a rise in…
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