PCI and CABG are two ways to treat blocked heart arteries. PCI is a quick stent procedure; CABG is open-heart surgery. Which one is right for you depends on your diabetes status, artery complexity, and long-term goals.
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Quality problems in pharmaceutical manufacturing often force production to halt to ensure patient safety. These stops, though disruptive, prevent dangerous drugs from reaching patients and are a critical part of regulatory compliance and public health.
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Supplement labels rarely warn about drug interactions, putting millions at risk. Learn how to read them, spot hidden dangers, and protect yourself from dangerous combinations with prescription meds.
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