Jonathan Block, Author at MedShadow Foundation | Independent Health & Wellness Journalism - Page 11 of 20

JoinedMay 31, 2022

Articles399

Jonathan Block is a freelance writer and former MedShadow content editor. He has been an editor and writer for multiple pharmaceutical, health and medical publications, including BioCentury, The Pink Sheet, Modern Healthcare, Health Plan Week and Psychiatry Advisor. He holds a BA from Tufts University and is earning an MPH with a focus on health policy from the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy.

News Opioid News

Groups Ask FDA to Pull Ultra-High-Dose Opioids From Market

FDA

FDA Warns of Risk of Using Keytruda

Oral Corticosteroids Meds Ineffective For Chest Infections

Oral Corticosteroids Meds Ineffective For Chest Infections

News Quick Hits

Quick Hits: Abuse-Deterrent Opioids Don’t Deter, Statins & More

Grapefruit Juice Can Have Dangerous Interactions With Some Meds

Drug Interactions/Side Effects

Grapefruit Juice Interactions: Medication Risks to Consider

When Stopping Psychiatric Medication, Doctor Support Often Lacking

Mental Health News

Stop Psychiatric Medication: Lacking Doctor Support

Heart Failure Drug Rejected, Rejected Again, Then Approved, What’s Up?

Is the FDA Really That Slow at Approving Drugs?

Surgery For Early-Stage Prostate Cancer May Not Prolong Life

Surgery For Early-Stage Prostate Cancer May Not Prolong Life

Polypharmacy: Seniors On Many Meds More Likely To Have Falls

Polypharmacy: Seniors On Many Meds More Likely To Have Falls

Medication Errors Making People Ill Skyrocket

Issues Related to Healthcare News

Medication Errors Making People Ill Skyrocket

FDA Commissioner Wants Doctor Education on Opioid Prescribing

FDA Commissioner Wants Doctor Education on Opioid Prescribing

Not All Vitamin D Is Equal: D3 Found More Effective Than D2

Not All Vitamin D Is Equal: D3 Found More Effective Than D2

Mistaken Side Effect Fears Stop Women From Breast Cancer Drug

Mistaken Side Effect Fears Stop Women From Tamoxifen

Are Direct-To-Consumer Ads Portraying Drug Risks Effectively?

Are Direct-To-Consumer Ads Portraying Drug Risks Effectively?

Half of Opioid Prescriptions Given To Those With Mental Illness

Half of Opioid Prescriptions Given To Those With Mental Illness

Adverse Events From Cosmetics Increase, Prompting Calls for More Regulation

Issues Related to Healthcare

Adverse Events From Cosmetics Increase, Prompting Calls for More Regulation

UTI urinary tract infection medication side effects

Prostate, Hair Loss Drug Linked to Risk of Diabetes

The Fallacy of Abuse-Deterrent Opioids

Antibiotic Adverse Events Seen In Many Hospital Patients

AntibioticS Adverse Events Seen In Many Hospital Patients

New Diabetes Drugs May Boost Ketoacidosis Risk

New Diabetes Drugs May Boost Ketoacidosis Risk

Load More