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The Question of the Month will provide information that you can discuss with your health care provider, let you know what other people are struggling with and open up a dialogue with the person who prescribed or recommended medicines to you or a loved one. Dr. Rybacki will review questions that are submitted, and a single question will be chosen each month.
To Submit Your Question please print this page, check off that you agree to the terms, write in your question, your geographic location, your initials and mail to The Medicine Information Institute, 8133 Elliott Road, Suite 212, Easton, MD 21601.
If Your Question is Selected, Dr. Rybacki will do an in depth evaluation in the drug information center and then post to this web site a fully referenced answer. |
By submitting a question, which might possibly be chosen, you give Dr. Rybacki permission to use the content, but change your initials and geographic location (such as Midwest, East Coast, etc.) when presenting the answer to a Question in order to protect your identity and information. By presenting your question, you assure Dr. Rybacki of the following: I am not, nor will I be involved in litigation regarding this question. Further, I am not in the employ of any company or group who is pursing or representing anyone involved in a legal case or who would have a conflict of interest in having the question answered or who would directly or indirectly pursue litigation based on any response which might be given. This is a legitimate question to which I have not been able to find the answer. I also give Dr. Rybacki or his designates permission to use my question in whole or in part and edited or unedited in other publications or programming.
This posting and answer does not constitute medical or legal advice or comprise advice about medicines. It simply is meant to create awareness about the information behind the question, new medicines, research, programs or other matters that may be of interest to www.medicineinfo.com visitors. Talk to your health care provider before making any changes or enrolling in any programs to find out if they make sense for you or your family.
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As always, talk to your doctor before adding or changing any medicines.
Stay well,
Dr. Jim Rybacki |
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