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International Teleradiology: The Future Of Radiologic Diagnosis

..., authorized to do so. The leading Teleradiology giants have agreed with the above recommendations and further state that all their overseas Teleradiology services adhere to different aspects related to licensure, certification, hospital privileges and medical insurance. ‘You can't reach over and slap the...

Nutritional Labels are the order of the day!

...ufacturers do regarding labelling. The five food giants have adopted the guideline daily allowance (GDA) scheme, this system advoactes which percentage of an individual's recommended daily amount (RDA) of each of the five key nutrients are contained in a single portion. This step by the companies has ca...

AIDS Generic Drugs Approved by FDA for Sale in US

... to branded drugs, some critics and pharmaceutical giants worry about the quality and safety of using the generic drugs. Now that those patents have expired, versions of drug manufactured by Roxane Laboratories of Columbus, Ohio; Ranbaxy Laboratories of Gurgaon, India, and Aurobindo Pharma of Hyderabad, Ind...

Pepsi, Coke Join Hands To Spread AIDS Awareness

Multinational soft drinks giants Coke and Pepsi may soon become part of the Indian government's efforts to reach out to people in far-flung areas to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS and promote the use of condoms.// Where social marketing efforts have failed in reaching supplies of...

South Africa Wins landmark case against pharmaceutical giants

...cored a landmark legal victory over pharmaceutical giants wanting to stop South Africa from importing cheap AIDS drugs. The country with largest number of AIDS patients in the world now wants to secure affordable drugs from around the world to tackle its AIDS epidemic. The Health Ministry of South Africa,...

India to benefit from pharma companies' move

...o cheap medicines continues," he added. "The drug giants seem to have listened to reason in this case, which is good news for AIDS sufferers in South Africa," said Oxfam director of policy Justin Forsyth. "What we must see now is pressure being brought on the WTO to change the trade rules which prevent poo...

Now AIDS treatment comes dirt-cheap

The war of the pharmaceutical giants has just begun. After waging wars over many drug formulations the pharma majors are now locking horns over AIDS treatment. The ball was set in motion by the dramatic announcement of Indian firm Cipla that a three-drug combination for AIDS treatment w...

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