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Drug shortages spark 'serious risk' as painkillers, antibiotics and blood pressure medicine running low in UK

The Mirror 18 Jun 2026
EXCLUSIVE. Patients are being forced to pay privately and even go abroad for vital medicines, including for pancreatic cancer, due to stark drug shortages in the UK ... .
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Coimbatore police seize 1,448 painkiller tablets from two youths

The Times of India 18 Jun 2026
COIMBATORE. The Karumbukadai police in the city on Thursday arrested two youths on charges of possessing pain killer tablets ... They found two youths standing near Jalakandeswarar temple ... They were remanded in judicial custody.You Can Also Check ... .
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Linux users face a Microsoft Secure Boot headache - here's the painkiller

ZDNet 18 Jun 2026
Secure Boot has always been a nuisance for Linux users, but now that Microsoft's 2011 certificate authorities are expiring, it's become a real pain ... .
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Are you taking the wrong painkiller for period cramps?

Vincennes Sun-Commercial 16 Jun 2026
A study found acetaminophen is more commonly used than ibuprofen to treat menstrual cramps, despite evidence showing ibuprofen works better ... .
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Millions of women taking the wrong painkiller for period cramps

The Daily Mail 15 Jun 2026
Analysis of 211 million receipts from a high street retailer found that the most common painkiller bought alongside tampons and sanitary towels is not recommended for period pain ....
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Brian Fallon and the Painkillers at the Stone Pony on June 14, 2026

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Some headaches need more than a painkiller: when you need to see a doctor

The Hindu 08 Jun 2026
Headaches that feel qualitatively different new, more frequent, or noticeably worse in the morning, are worth flagging. If over-the-counter painkillers have stopped working, or the pain is waking you up from sleep, that’s a signal to get checked ....
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Opinion | Lewis: Painkiller economics

Vail Daily 07 Jun 2026
These ideas are generally well-intentioned but they are the equivalent of popping a painkiller ... These policy responses are what I characterize as “Painkiller Economics.” ... We’re just popping painkillers trying to live with it. .
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Study finds common painkillers in early pregnancy not linked to major birth defects

Famagusta Gazette 04 Jun 2026
Researchers in Israel say they found no evidence that using common painkillers during early pregnancy increases the risk of major birth defects ... The team examined the use of widely used NSAIDs, including ibuprofen and diclofenac ... ....
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Shot of hike as painkiller: India’s economic storm calls for decisive MPC action

The Times of India 31 May 2026
India's economy faces a perfect storm ... .
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Israeli research provides definitive safety data on painkiller use during pregnancy

Virtual Jerusalem 29 May 2026
Studies from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU), based on analysis of over 264,000 pregnancies, show NSAIDs safe in early pregnancy, confirm safe use of paracetamol.� | Read More�News from Israel ....
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Painkillers not linked to birth defects in pregnancy, major Israeli studies find

Virtual Jerusalem 27 May 2026
Two Ben-Gurion University, Soroka and Clalit studies ...
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India-origin doctor suspended for having sex with patient, prescribing off-the-books painkillers

Indian Express 27 May 2026
... painkillers without records.
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Oakland patients’ narcotic painkillers allegedly replaced with vitamins, antihistamines

The Valley News 27 May 2026
An Oakland nursing home where hundreds of narcotic painkillers for residents were secretly replaced with vitamins or over-the-counter medications is facing a $500 fine ... .
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From Mounjaro, to painkillers, heart pills, even HRT why some drugs will NEVER work for you

The Daily Mail 26 May 2026
Olivia Hillary was over the moon when she was prescribed Mounjaro on the NHS to control her type 2 diabetes. She had tried 'every diet going' since she began gaining weight at the age of 17 ....

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