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Prescription Allergy Related Links - Page 1
- 5 Worst Cities for Allergy Sufferers
Here's a look at five U.S. cities that have big problems with congestion -- and we aren't talking about traffic.
- Sen. Tom Jensen removes himself as chief sponsor of anti-meth bill
Amid questions about a potential conflict of interest, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Tom Jensen removed himself Friday as the primary sponsor of a bill to require a prescription for cold and allergy drugs containing pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in the manufacture of methamphetamine.
- Panel Hears Testimony On Pseudoephedrine Laws
The Senate Judiciary Committee has heard more testimony on whether pseudoephedrine cold and allergy medicines should require a prescription.
- Anti-meth campaign proceeds city by city
For nine years, Jason Grellner has tried to persuade the Missouri State Legislature to pass a state law requiring residents to have a doctor's prescription to purchase pseudoephedrine, the key chemical needed to create methamphetamine or "meth."
- Cold medicine targeted in meth crackdown
Some of the suggestions for cracking down on the state's meth labs would make it more difficult for cold and allergy sufferers to get their hands on the legal decongestants that help them breathe freely but also serve as the main ingredient in the illegal
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