You’ve probably seen packages of low-dose aspirin in drugstores, bearing a red heart, as well as ads promoting aspirin for its heart benefits. But not all experts agree on who should and shouldn't use aspirin for heart health.
It’s often surprising to hear the litany of warnings and potential side effects at the end of TV ads for prescription drugs. When those same drugs become available over the counter, warnings usually disappear or become marginalized.
Prescription sleeping pills fall into three general categories. The drugs differ primarily in how fast they kick in and how long the sedative effect lasts.
