(NAPSA)-There are two classes of prescription medicines to treat Alzheimer's disease. Studies have shown that a combination of medications from the two classes yields benefits in daily living, as well as behavioral and cognitive improvements. Information is at www.AlzheimersOnline.com.
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Bystolic is a once-daily beta blocker for treating hypertension. It can be used alone or in combination with other antihypertension treatments. For more information, talk to your doctor and visit www.Bystolic.com.
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Black tea may help heart health due to its antioxidants. An 8-ounce cup of Tetley British Blend has more than three times the amount of antioxidants per serving than orange juice does. For more information, visit www.tetleyusa.com.
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Partnership for Prescription Assistance (1-888-4PPA-NOW or www.pparx.org), sponsored by America's pharmaceutical research companies, provides information on hundreds of patient assistance programs. For information on medicines being developed by pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical research companies to fight neurological disorders, visit www.PhRMA.org.
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Frequent heartburn sufferers generally benefit most from a proton pump inhibitor, such as Omeprazole, a less-expensive store brand option that delivers the same medicine at the same dose as Prilosec OTC, but for less money. To learn more, visit www.treatmyheartburn.com.
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Although there is no cure, there are several FDA-approved medications that have been shown to slow down the progression of disability of multiple sclerosis. For more information about MS and treatment options, visit www.MSActiveSource.com or www.Avonex.com.