61.   Different drugs were prescribed in a course of gradually increasing dosages.

62.   Different drugs were prescribed in gradually increasing dosages.

63.   Doctors are prescribing more drugs that stimulate ovulation to improve chances of pregnancy.

64.   Doctors know testosterone fuels prostate cancer growth, and currently prescribe the drugs Leupron or Zoladex to inhibit its production.

65.   Doctors often prescribe drugs for conditions that have not been cleared by the FDA, but the agency has cracked down on drug companies that promote such uses.

66.   Doctors say that in weighing the risks and benefits of prescribing certain drugs, they rely on information supplied by the manufacturers.

67.   Doctors who prescribe other drugs often are pressured to switch the prescriptions.

68.   Doctors already have the freedom to prescribe drugs on the market for any purpose, whether or not the use has been approved by the FDA.

69.   Doctors, they say, should urge women to make healthy changes in their lifestyle before prescribing a drug for them.

70.   Doctors are prescribing more drugs for the elderly.