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Getty Images A study finds a link between pain-reliever use and risk of hearing loss.
Say What? New Risk in Pain-Reliever Use Jeremy Singer-Vine 2010
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Some of the products also contain other ingredients, like the pain-reliever, fever-reducer acetaminophen, which can cause liver damage when overused or combined with alcohol, and the decongestant pseudoephedrine, which can increase blood pressure.
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Obediently, she swallowed the four pain-reliever tablets he brought her, then leaned back against the cushions, eyes closed, listening to him move about her apartment with an easy familiarity.
Captured by Moonlight Nancy Gideon 2010
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Obediently, she swallowed the four pain-reliever tablets he brought her, then leaned back against the cushions, eyes closed, listening to him move about her apartment with an easy familiarity.
Captured by Moonlight Nancy Gideon 2010
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Obediently, she swallowed the four pain-reliever tablets he brought her, then leaned back against the cushions, eyes closed, listening to him move about her apartment with an easy familiarity.
Captured by Moonlight Nancy Gideon 2010
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Some of the products also contain other ingredients, like the pain-reliever, fever-reducer acetaminophen, which can cause liver damage when overused or combined with alcohol, and the decongestant pseudoephedrine, which can increase blood pressure.
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Other recalled drugs included hypertension pills amlodipine and doxazosin and pain-reliever naproxen.
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Glaxo's consumer health-care unit, which sells nonprescription medicines, toothpaste and drinks, grew 4% at constant exchange rates to £1.1 billion, with smoking-cessation products and the Panadol pain-reliever performing well.
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This suggests that our $1 trillion "stimulus" package is but a mere pain-reliever: at best a balm of temporary effectiveness that addresses the symptoms of our present ills, and not their cause.
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One of her assistants brought her a small round vase, containing a powerful pain-reliever based on opium.
The War of the Crowns Christian Jacq 2002
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