Drug helps prevent mountain sickness, herbs don’t

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) — Acetazolamide, a drug commonly used to prevent acute mountain sickness, may reduce symptoms for some people who use it, a review of studies indicates. However, herbal supplements were not effective treatments for the c…

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