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All drugs have side effects, but people often don’t link the effect they are experiencing to starting, stopping, or changing the dose of a drug. RxISK provides free access to information and tools to help you assess the connection between a drug and a side effect.
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The RxISK Zones bring together a collection of content from our website about each type of side effect. They are aimed at giving you a good overview of the issue without having to search through lots of material.
Our zones cover suicide, violence, sex and relationships, hair, skin and nails, withdrawal, vision, and fertility.
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From The Blog…
Consent to Waltz, Capacity to Tango, Connect to..
RxISK’s posts on consent start way back even before We have a Dream – Getting Engaged to a Doctor or You’ll Come a Taltzing Matilda with Me. There’s the recent Challenging my Doctor to Disclose or Challenging a Juggernaut and above all Guilty until Proven Innocent. Why another? Read on to find out about Connecting. When…
Continue Reading Consent to Waltz, Capacity to Tango, Connect to..
Ordinary or Forgotten Women and Men
Mid-Ulster Council lit up for July 29 Dr Gerald Dal Pan druginfo@fda.hhs.gov This letter was emailed to Dr Dal Pan on July 29, 2026 See Prescribed Harm Awareness and Stolen Lives for more on this. Dear Dr Dal Pan I listened with interest to your recent interview with Dr Celia Williams in a Q &…
Prescribed Harm Awareness Goes Global
Colleen Bell, Stephen O’Neill’s niece, set up Stephen’s Voice and through Stephen’s Voice started Prescribed Harm Awareness Day on July 29, 2020, four years after his death on July 29, 2016. Several years later Katinka Newman who had set up Antidepressant Risks, got in touch with Colleen to find out more and linked to their…









