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U.S. Panel Says Data Support Cold Medicines
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Title U.S. Panel Says Data Support Cold Medicines
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/567609?src=rss
Description Over-the-counter cold medicines made with phenylephrine appear effective for relieving nasal congestion in adults but the ingredient needs more study, a U.S. advisory panel said on Friday. Reuters Health Information
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Date Dec 18, 2007
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