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One Million Americans Now Receive Personalized FDA Drug Safety Alerts Through iGuard.org
Date:12/30/2008

statins and antidepressants, and to discover potential interactions between prescription and over-the-counter medications. "Connecting real patients in the real world with drug researchers allows us to learn about medicines much faster," Dr. Stephenson said.

About iGuard.org

iGuard.org, headquartered in Princeton, N.J., is a free and secure source of information for registered users who want to get informed, stay informed and share feedback about their medications. It has received critical support from patient advocacy groups concerned by the large number of patients affected by serious, preventable adverse drug interactions. It offers balanced and timely information to help patients manage their healthcare for themselves or loved ones.

Registration is free online at iGuard.org, or through its partners including the Institute for Safe Medication Practices (www.consumermedsafety.org), participating e-prescribing physicians (www.allscripts.com) and select pharmacies.

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