When do you go the medical literature (primary - journal articles) instead of going to well known databases like Lexicomp, PDR, etc..with regard to adverse reactions/effects?
Is it when you check OTC medications? Herbal Medications? Or what?
The data of castor oil are conflicting unfortunately! And I'm not sure if it is safe or not!! What is your recommendation?
The medical literature may be an earlier reporting of new outcomes, positive and negative.
The medical literature may be an earlier reporting of new outcomes, positive and negative.
So Dr.Dennis, what situations made you to check the medical literature with regard to adverse effects?
Very important topic
When prescribing medicine always keep in mind "First of all NO HARM !"
Thanks Dr.Marianne, but what is the take away message/steps from the mentioned paper? When I should research the literature?
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