Recent news on Pyridostigmine Bromide

Scientist says nerve gas nastier than you thought  -  May 17, 2007
Register,The study also found veterans who took the anti-nerve agent pills pyridostigmine bromide during the war performed worse than those who didn't take the drug"

SRI wins lucrative Pentagon contract  -  Mar 21, 2007
San Mateo County Times,The Pentagon already has a drug — pyridostigmine bromide — that shields soldiers against at least one type of nerve agent, Soman. First approved for use in

SRI chosen to develop drug to fight nerve agents  -  Mar 20, 2007
Pioneer Press,The Pentagon already has a drug -- pyridostigmine bromide -- that shields soldiers against at least one type of nerve agent, Soman.

Jay calls treatment of vets a tragedy  -  Mar 9, 2007
Daily Mail - Charleston,During the Persian Gulf War, soldiers were given a chemical called pyridostigmine bromide in pill form to prevent harm from exposure to the nerve agent

Funding continues for illness scientists dismiss  -  Dec 2, 2006
DetNews.com,A study published in October found that, properly used, DEET insect repellant, the anti-nerve-gas pill pyridostigmine bromide and insecticide-impregnated

Funding continues for illness scientists dismiss  -  Dec 2, 2006
DetNews.com,A study published in October found that, properly used, DEET insect repellant, the anti-nerve-gas pill pyridostigmine bromide and insecticide-impregnated



No sign of 2003 war syndrome  May 15, 2006
In 1991 pyridostigmine bromide pills were given to troops as a defence against nerve agents, alongside anthrax and plague vaccines. ... - Telegraph.co.uk

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