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Is Tramadol Safe? What the Latest Evidence Says

Tramadol is widely prescribed for chronic pain because it's perceived as "safer" than other opioids but more effective than other over-the-counter pain relievers, yet newer evidence challenges both its effectiveness and long-term safety A 2025 BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine analysis ...  Show more

Unexpected Chemicals Found in Human Milk Raise New Questions About Infant Exposure

Researchers analyzing breast milk found traces of plastics, disinfectants, pesticides, and other industrial chemicals, showing that breast milk reflects everyday environmental exposure Five separate studies using advanced testing methods identified chemicals that routine screenin ...  Show more

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