Heartburn … or worse?
If you've gotten to where over-the-counter meds are part of your daily routine, see a doctor.
If you've gotten to where over-the-counter meds are part of your daily routine, see a doctor.
Study suggests some heartburn meds can actually increase a person's risk of developing two potentially serious stomach infections.
Alka Seltzer, Bromo Seltzer among over-the-counter, aspirin-containing products vulnerable patients should avoid.
Arthritis patients may get short-term results with steroids, but long-term success with a different kind of shot.