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Researchers Show COX-2 Inhibitors Interfere With Bone Growth, Healing
November 20, 2002 Researchers at Stanford University Medical Center have found that selective COX-2 inhibitors - a class of medications widely prescribed for painful inflammatory conditions such as osteoarthritis and ... > full story -
Popular Arthritis Drug May Enhance Radiation Effects Against Cancer
November 8, 2001 Researchers at Jefferson Medical College have shown in the laboratory that a popular arthritis drug, Vioxx, may enhance the effects of radiation against ... > full story -
Aspirin And Other Non-Specific Cox Inhibitors May Slow Atherosclerosis
March 8, 2001 New research by scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine has demonstrated that aspirin, ibuprofen and other drugs in the class of pharmaceuticals known as non-specific COX ... > full story -
How Super Are The "Super Aspirins"? -- New COX-2 Inhibitors May Elevate Cardiovascular Risk
January 18, 1999 A much-anticipated series of new drugs just coming to market promises to ease the pain of arthritis, menstrual cramps, headaches, and other afflictions equally as well as aspirin, ibuprofen, and ... > full story -
Physicians Study Whether "Super-Aspirin" Prevents Alzheimer's
November 20, 1998 Doctors at the University of Rochester and 39 other medical centers around the nation have begun a research study to see if a drug known as a super-aspirin -- an investigational compound made ... > full story
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