Sometimes the benefits outweigh the risks. otherwise i would just say profit.
These medicines are still given to people due to the fact that they can help reduce asthma symptoms. The risk of asthma death from these medicines is very small.
The risks associated with a hard money loan is that you have to pay 10-15 percent more. The second is, that you are really in troubles, if you lose your job, because you still have to pay monthly!
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It is still possible for older men to father children, as long as they are still producing viable sperm. However, advanced paternal age has been associated with increased genetic risks for the child, such as certain disorders and developmental issues. It is advisable for older men to consult with a healthcare provider regarding their fertility and associated risks.
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Still many Marijuana medicines are not allowed to sell openly, but still we can find some marijuana products, being sold illegaly, why are they not regulated like other cough medicines, and all other medicines which may cause addiction on overdose.
You can be prescribed it and still drive. But if you're actually on it, and subject to intoxicating effects of it, then it'll be illegal for you to drive.Added: Regardless of whether it is prescribed, or not, being under the influence of medications still leaves you open to a charge of DUI.
You will still have endometriosis whether you get a period or not. There is no cure for the disease. Many women will continue to get cysts for years. A doctor can help prescribe medicines to relieve pain.
Consuming products containing non-hydrogenated palm oil may still pose health risks due to its high saturated fat content, which can contribute to heart disease and obesity if consumed in excess.
Alcohol was a common ingredient in medicines in the 1700s (as it still is today).
Yes, the doctor said so!
Swisher Sweets are still cigarettes, so there are the same risks associated with smoking these as there are with any other tobacco product - lung disease, cancer, stroke, heart attack, etc.