Medications commonly prescribed and bought over-the-counter for heartburn and gastric reflux have allegedly been linked to stomach cancer and kidney failure, and Australian sufferers could be ...

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pulling all prescription and over-the-counter heartburn drugs containing ranitidine from the market on April 1, 2020. GSK continues to deny any liability in these cases saying “…The scientific ...

Older adults often find themselves on various medications — everything from over-the-counter remedies to complex ... For example, long-term use of heartburn medications can lead to osteoporosis ...

This can play a role in the development of heartburn or make it worse. A healthcare provider may advise surgery if GERD doesn't go away with lifestyle changes or medications. Some therapies use an ...

It is possible for someone to have gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) without heartburn ... weak or relaxes when it should not. Certain medications and lifestyle factors, such as pregnancy ...

GSK, which developed and sold versions of the now-discontinued blockbuster heartburn drug ... to get it removed from the market. An over-the-counter medication sold today as Zantac 360 by Sanofi ...

“A potential cause-effect relationship between GERD and asthma exists,” says Elwood Martin, MD, a general surgeon and the medical director of the heartburn treatment clinic at OhioHealth in ...

If these do not help, over-the-counter and prescription medications are available ... can also occur alongside other symptoms such as heartburn, bloating, and nausea. The correct remedy for ...

This development came to pass after reports emerged that the pharmaceutical behemoth reached an agreement to resolve the great majority of lawsuits connected to its heartburn medication Zantac.

After protracted legal battling, GSK has agreed to pay up to $2.2 billion to settle most of the pending lawsuits that claimed a discontinued version of the Zantac heartburn medication caused cancer.