Common Stomach Problems

The News InternationalWater treatment plant mitigates villagers' problemsThe News InternationalThis plant helps the communities of eight villages, comprising 12500 population and families fetch water twice a day, morning and evening. Since the laun...

Don't Eat That! (1 Letter)New York TimesThey all had constant stomach problems, which killed some of them. I, on the other hand, ate everything, even from the dirty floors of the Cairo streets. I swam in the Nile and even drank from it. I was never...

Five South Shore patients being treated for Lyme disease six months laterSouth Shore NowIn an interview, he said he went to his family physician with a rash on his stomach that seemed to be growing. "I just woke up one morning with three rashes on...

Travelers who ignore advice to get shots or proper meds often pay an ...Montreal GazetteThe most common health risks to travelers, of course, come not from malaria but from accidental injuries, aggravating a pre-existing health problem, or picking up t...

What's Living in Your Digestive SystemHuffington Post (blog)If you think intestinal parasites only lead to gut disturbances such as upset stomach and diarrhea, think again. Because problems that happen in your stomach don't stay in your stomach...

TheMedGuruBanned drugs on sale in city: ExpertsTimes of IndiaThe ministry has prohibited the manufacture, sale and distribution of some drugs prescribed for common health ailments like cold, cough, fever, stomach upset, body ache, weight-loss and other...

Intestinal problems make a lot of people grumpy, which may be why they refer to one common GI condition as irritable bowel syndrome.

Furiex Pharmaceuticals is on a faster path for regulatory review of its treatment for irritable bowel syndrome. The Morrisville, North Carolina-based company has received fast track designation on its drug candidate, a status reserved for drugs that ad...

Furiex Pharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced that its novel diarrhea-predominant irritable bowel syndrome treatment called MuDelta, now in Phase II clinical trials, has been granted Fast Track designation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Mayo book underscores doctors' growing interest in folk remedies