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Sep 28
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Sept. 28 Tylenol: The Silent Liver Kille...

RADIO AMERICA
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You pop a Tylenol for a headache, a fever, or even just a mild ache—no big deal, right? Wrong. Behind its ';safe and gentle'; reputation lies a ticking time bomb for your liver, your heart, and maybe even your unborn child. Just 4,000 mg/day (8 extra-strength pills) can trigger acute liver failure—and many people accidentally overdose by mixing medications. ... Show More
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