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Setting up a new pharmaceutical industry in India

...will help the company to sell the products at very competitive price. The high investment in India is an evidence that company is committed to serve the Indian pharmaceutical industry....

Mislabeled Body-building Steroid Supplements

...tated. Aside from not getting what they pay for, competitive body builders can risk disqualification from competitions by taking the supplements. The products may cause a person to test positive for steroids like testosterone, the use of which is banned for such events. It is clear from this study that over th...

Putting cancer risk with a vision

...of competing causes of mortality may be greater or competitive with the (disease) you know a patient has." In addition to overall risks, the charts point out some strong connections between smoking and other conditions. Steven observed that smoking increases a number of risk factors. "A smoker who is 40 years ol...

AEterna's acquisition of Zentaris being followed up with its new product pipeline and clinical development strategy

...ategy is based on five factors; development costs, competitive environment, involvement of pharmaceutical partners, time to market and potential markets for future drugs. The new structure is expected to drive drug discovery on an ongoing- forward basis through a state-of-the-art drug discovery unit, including a...

Finasteride lowers risk of prostate cancer but increases risk of high-grade tumors

...less dependent on androgens for their growth had a competitive advantage." According to doctors , "Finasteride does not seem to be an attractive agent for the chemoprevention of prostate cancer." However, they do not advocate discontinuation of the drug when used to treat urinary symptoms, so long as patients ...

Finasteride lowers risk of prostate cancer but increases risk of high-grade tumors

...less dependent on androgens for their growth had a competitive advantage." According to doctors , "Finasteride does not seem to be an attractive agent for the chemoprevention of prostate cancer." However, they do not advocate discontinuation of the drug when used to treat urinary symptoms, so long as patients ...

How Much Should Athletes Drink?

...iliters per hour in most forms of recreational and competitive exercise. Noakes concludes, "The recent adoption of these guidelines by USA Track and Field provides the hope that this sad aberration has finally run its tragic course."...

Mutant sperm beat out healthy brethren in study

...d be expected, the mutation must provide them some competitive advantage over their normal counterparts....

Senate assures ban on smoking

...es. Border legislators determined to preserve that competitive advantage helped doom a House attempt to lift the ban last month. But the measure was presented as a separate bill, and the idea's inclusion in a broader measure helped push it through last night. "Modernizing the marketplace by allowing Sunday sale...

Hormone Leptin Found To Be Effective In Treating Women With Infertility Problems

...pubescent state. The study was conducted among 14 competitive female athletes with about 40-percent less body fat than the average women. Eight of the women received the hormone, while the others served as controls. All of the women in the study had ceased menstruating on average about five years prior to the s...

Heart valve surgery may be replaced by new heart therapy

...s heart condition. The procedure might prove to be competitive with surgical valve replacement in many circumstances if scientists can demonstrate that these valves are durable and the procedure can be done repeatedly, reliably and safely. Dr. Barry T. Katzen, Medical Director of the Miami Cardiac and Vascular ...

Ranbaxy opens Drug discovery centre in Gurgaon

...nbaxy said, “We believe that R&D is one of our key competitive strengths and the addition of this facility further enhances oru capabilities in the area of drug discovery and development systems”. This is the third R&D centre which has been set up by Ranbaxy for Drug discovery, all the three modern research faci...

All Play Is No Good For Health

...ies can cause. As young peoples’ participation in competitive sports soars, doctors are increasingly treating pr... interventions include changing the young person’s competitive routine, adding strength training, improving nutrition and, as a last resort, undergoing surgical re...

Competitive Sports: Is the heart Sportive Enough?

...rted that adolescents and young adults involved in competitive sport have a two and a half times higher risk of s...e been recommended that young athletes involved in competitive sports undergo a vigorous physical examination, a detailed investigation of their personal and famil...

European Countries To Fund $4 Billion For Vaccination For Poor Children’

...wrong and I'm very glad I was wrong." "There is a competitive tender in progress to see who will run the IFFIm and a decision will be taken by the winner of that process as to which financial institutions will be involved," the source said. <br...

Athletes Are More Prone To Environmental Pollutants Due To Choice Of Diet

...empt change their weight in order to enhance their competitive success, or may be also interested simply in weight loss for appearance, or due to health reasons In a recent study, published in the December issue of Food and Chemical Toxicology, food consumption by sportsmen/women of meat, dairy products, cereal...

Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibody Production Is More Profitable Than Small Molecule Drugs

...r term future may look quite different in terms of competitive threats, so past performance is not necessarily a guide”. Source: Nature Biotechnlogy....

Stem cell cure for peripheral vascular disease: New hope on the horizon

...ous stem cell products at a cost that is much more competitive than other adult stem cell technologies such as bone marrow or cord blood. It will place stem cell therapy within the reach of the middle class”, he said. The company expects this new treatment to create a revolution in vascular therapy; one that wo...

United Kingdom Is Lagging In Novelty In The Field Of Pharmaceuticals

...e has a new plan in order to counter the worsening competitive position of its biopharmaceutical enterprises. The policy is nominally based on a report submitted by Boston based international consultancy Charles River Associates (CRA) to the European Commission to investigate the status and reasons for Europe’s ...

Fatherhood Found To Tame Men by Reducing Testosterone Levels

...fathers may reflect both their withdrawal from the competitive arena and their involvement in paternal care. The study findings are also consistent with the well recognized pattern seen in people and animals, related to the bringing up of young. Though we have achieved a lot in terms of civilization and social ...

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