Many drugs can cause or worsen heart failure, cautions new statement
July 12, 2016
American Heart Association Scientific Statement
Dallas, TX – Commonly used medications and nutritional supplements may cause or worsen heart failure, according to the first scientific statement from the American Heart Association to provide guidance on avoiding drug-drug or drug-condition interactions for people with heart failure.
The statement provides comprehensive information about specific drugs and “natural” remedies that may have serious unintended consequences for heart failure patients.
Patients with heart failure should consult with a health professional before starting or stopping any medication. (American Heart Association)
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation reminds Wild Ginseng Harvesters about Law Changes
August 13, 2012
Changes Impact Harvest and Buying Seasons; Public Participation Opportunities Also Announced
Nashville, TN – As part of the Department of Environment and Conservation’s regulatory role regarding the export of wild American ginseng, the Division of Natural Areas is sending out a reminder to harvesters about the 2012 law change. A series of upcoming public participation opportunities to address potential rule changes has also been announced. [Read more]
