By Rick Weiss
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, December 21, 2004; Page A01

The epidemic of bad news about the potential risks of popular anti-inflammatory medications expanded yesterday as federal officials announced that naproxen, a painkiller sold by prescription and also over the counter as Aleve, might increase people's risk of having a heart attack or stroke.

The new findings bring to three the number of widely used anti-inflammatory drugs suddenly in the spotlight for their potential health risks. Vioxx was pulled from the market this fall, and its sister drug Celebrex, the blockbuster arthritis drug, was linked to heart attacks and strokes last week, stopping a major clinical trial.
Anyone experience of this?.

Allopathic addverse drug reactions have been happening for years stats are as follows 300,000 yearly get reported from the use of prescription drugs (allopathic hospital deaths and vaccine adverse effects included)
much of this never gets to the public due to the media hiding much of what is controlled via censoring. The public only gets information if it benifits greedy politicians.
the drugstore painkillers have been on the market for 30+ years with no 'pulic' reports of doing harm.Vaccines same thing,on the market for years with no 'public ' reports of doing harm. Anti inflam. drugs once again same thing, no 'public' reports of adverse effects,such as medications used for rheum.arth.
causing extreme destructive side effects,yet it goes on and on.What it probably is sounds like a political movement of who gets favors by means of approval regards prescription drugs and who does not get high regards.
As homeopaths we can help the public be more aware of the dangers of these drugs,this is probably why we do what we do seeing that allopathic adverse reactions do cause harm.

gina tyler