Antihistamine

An open-label randomized trial found that an anti-inflammatory pill and a combination of a heartburn drug and antihistamine marginally improved severe long COVID fatigue compared to usual care, but only in the short-term. The drugs did not show significant long-term benefits for managing the condition.

A nanny with twenty years of experience has been revealed as the person responsible for killing a baby with an antihistamine overdose. The nanny's professional background and experience are surprising given the circumstances. Further investigation is likely to follow.

A study found that taking an antihistamine had a more potent effect on improving patients' sex lives compared to Viagra. The findings highlight an unexpected benefit of antihistamines beyond their traditional use for allergies.

An eight-week-old baby died after a nanny administered antihistamine to help him sleep through the night. The incident highlights the dangers of improper medication use in infants.