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We got an exclusive look inside the Drug ... Law showed us bag after bag of pills, some in bright pastel colors. "This is a sample of M30s. These were suspected oxycodone tablets that actually ...

In what was seen as the beginning of a trade war, American President Donald Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and a 10% additional ... pills look so much like legitimate ...

Maite Rodriguez and her husband gave their sick 6-year-old daughter a lifeline when their conceived a second child via IVF ...

Does Trump support the IRA ... Medi-Cal Rx Programme to Spend 98% of Revenues on Patient Care Initiative” looks like a legislative effort to fight Medicare 340B abuse. On closer inspection ...

Tim Johnston promised the world with his magic pill ... like a knockout guy,” one Kings official recalled. “He was wearing a t-shirt, shorts and a pair of thongs. “Tim said we’ll look ...

Compounded medications are customized or altered to meet a specific need — in this case, making a pill into a chewable medication. While compounded medications like ... 5-mg, 10-mg, 15-mg ...

Which is how they’d like to stay. This is both a pity and not entirely surprising ... Highly addictive, it contains oxycodone, originally intended for palliative cancer care, and is often cited as one ...

In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not regulate supplements the way it regulates prescription drugs. That means some supplement products may not contain what the label ...

A nurse in Arkansas is facing felony charges after allegedly using a dead man's name when attempting to purchase oxycodone pills at pharmacies. Caitlin Carol Adams was charged with three counts of ...

HAYS COUNTY, Texas — The Hays County Sheriff's Office says a man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after ... old who had overdosed on fake oxycodone pills. Fortunately, the teen survived.

Authorities said Caitlin Carol Adams tried using a fake prescription to get 120 oxycodone pills at a pharmacy on Jan. 2. Adams claimed she worked at a nursing home, and the pills were for a patient.