41.   The scientists who performed the experiments say the results raise questions about the wisdom of taking large doses of Vitamin E.

42.   The researchers found that if people took aspirin first, and took one dose of ibuprofen two hours later, the aspirin still prevented their platelets from clumping.

43.   Then she has to get up and take another dose.

44.   This may be a clue to treatment, and many patients now take high doses of antioxidant vitamins in hopes of slowing the damage to nerve cells.

45.   This leads some individuals to take larger doses than were originally prescribed, resulting in bodily dependence and addiction.

46.   Those who are taking daily doses of analgesics should keep track of the drugs they are taking and get tested every six months.

47.   To repair the damage, Carvin had to take mild doses of medication, plus rest, rest, rest and rest.

48.   Tuberculosis is typically treated by taking large doses of several drugs daily over six or eight months.

49.   --Transplant patients and others taking large doses of steroid drugs, which can lead to weakened and crushed vertebrae.

50.   With sales of Vitamin E booming, manufacturers and their trade groups are moving swiftly to counter questions about the wisdom of taking large doses of the dietary supplement.