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  • noun antacid (trade name Prilosec) that suppresses acid secretion in the stomach

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Examples

  • Prilosec is one of a family of heartburn drugs called proton pump inhibitors that treat those problems and can prevent stomach bleeding.

    FDA Repeats Plavix Warning Alicia Mundy 2010

  • Now, Bernadine says she can't afford that, so we talked to some experts who suggested that she ask her doctor that maybe she could take instead an over-the-counter drug called Prilosec, which is $24 instead of $154.

    CNN Transcript Mar 28, 2009 2009

  • Prilosec is the kind of drug most reps can only dream about.

    The Drug Pushers 2006

  • Prilosec is the kind of drug most reps can only dream about.

    The Drug Pushers 2006

  • Prilosec is the kind of drug most reps can only dream about.

    The Drug Pushers 2006

  • Furthermore, given that the FDA approved the labeling, there can be no claim that the name Prilosec OTC is inherently misleading because it's associated with the prescription version.

    SDNY gives Procter & Gamble heartburn Rebecca Tushnet 2006

  • But what if a survey showed that the name Prilosec applied to an OTC product would always lead consumers to believe it was approved for all prescription indications?

    SDNY gives Procter & Gamble heartburn Rebecca Tushnet 2006

  • Nexium's story begins back with a medicine called Prilosec, which was one of the earliest proton pump inhibitors.

    Dr. Harry Lodge: Wal-Mart, the Four Dollar Pharmacy, and the American Healthcare System 2008

  • Medicines in the same class, such as Prilosec and Prevacid, now are sold over-the-counter to treat frequent heartburn.

    New Risks Emerge For Some Stomach Drugs 2010

  • The Food and Drug Administration last year urged doctors to avoid prescribing drugs such as Prilosec and Nexium together with Plavix after research suggested that stomach drugs in the proton-pump inhibitor class blunted the effects of the blood thinner, which in turn could increase the risk of heart attacks.

    Use of Stomach Drugs Jennifer Corbett Dooren 2010

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