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Welcome to Tuesday's edition of the Morning Show podcast, a daily dose of audio to make your day a little better.

If one of the reasons you really look forward to Thanksgiving weekend is the football,

I have some amazing news for you in today's pop stop.

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completely change the way you experience live events. Good morning and welcome to the morning

show podcast. My name is Anthony. I'm Carla Marie and today is Tuesday, November 19th,

2024. The Core 4. The four headlines you need to know. If you're feeling a little under the weather and you're a little congested right now like I am,

the FDA wants you to know that the nasal decongestant you've been using probably doesn't work.

Keep in mind, I might butcher the pronunciation of this active ingredient,

but last week the FDA announced the result of a new study they did that shows

oral phenylephrine, which is listed as an active ingredient in a lot of over-the-counter

medications to treat congestion, doesn't actually work. Or should I say, 30 years of data shows

that it does nothing to decrease congestion. So what happens now, you might ask? Well, not a lot,

because first off, their research didn't show that oral phenolephrine had any adverse effects.

So you don't have to worry about anything if you've been taking a medication with that ingredient.

And most OTC treatments have other active ingredients like acinaminopin to help with nasal swelling.

So they still do help in congestion situations. But what happens next

is a long process that involves getting this particular active ingredient off the shelves

and making sure drug companies don't use it anymore and don't advertise it as something that works.

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