The taking of medicines has become a common practice for millions of people, from those who need treatments for chronic diseases to those who resort to drugs to relieve occasional discomfort. However, taking a medicine is not without risks and its usefulness must always be assessed in the face of its possible adverse effects. Joan-Ramon Laporte, doctor specialized in pharmacology, professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology at the Autono…
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The taking of medicines has become a common practice for millions of people, from those who need treatments for chronic diseases to those who resort to drugs to relieve occasional discomfort. However, taking a medicine is not without risks and its usefulness must always be assessed in the face of its possible adverse effects. Joan-Ramon Laporte, doctor specialized in pharmacology, professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology at the Autono…