Drug Darvon faces new limits amid overdose rise in North Carolina
Washington reports FDA plans a safety review of propoxyphene sold as Darvon amid rising overdoses. DEA seeks stricter controls citing addiction risk, with North Carolina data showing 45 deaths in 1975 and a national rise. Lilly defends safety, notes typical prescriptions are small, while regulators weigh six month supply limits and no more than five refills.
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Expert On Mud At NCSU
Denis Wood of North Carolina State University studied Raleigh children ages 10 months to 13 years at the WM2nd AAAS meeting. After 500 hours, he observed Big Kids and Little Kids play roles in burying objects, with Little Kids mouthing dirt and many items imagined as food. He noted dirt as poor building material but great for play and curiosity.
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