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AIDS Healthcare Foundation to File Lawsuit Against Pfizer

...uch as crystal methamphetamine and ecstasy. The suit will ask that Pfizer stop running ads that promote...a and STIs, according to Reuters. In addition, the suit will ask that Pfizer forfeit profits gained from the "misleading" ads and pay for AHF's costs of tre...

Genetic-Key to Stop Heroin Addicts

...he most successful treatment. "However, they don't suit everyone but this kind of leading-edge research will help us tailor treatment for individuals, which is an important milestone," he added. SR...

HIV Awareness Hazy in 73% of Youth

...e youth, instead of a straight jacket programme to suit all, which ultimately defeats the purpose of the programme....

A Novel Vaccine to Combat Bird Flu in the Pipeline

...has been impossible to develop a single vaccine to suit every strain. The new universal vaccine used in the injections is developed in eggs of hen. This vaccine is aimed on a protein called M2 that hasn’t shown many variations in the last century. MST...

Healthy Potato Chips: A Trans Fat Oil With Health Benefits

...saturated fat intake,” Proctor said. “Potato chips suit this purpose well. Subsequent studies may include development of high-CLA salad oils and dressings.” Marjorie Fitch-Hilgenberg, associate professor of human environmental sciences and director of the dietetics program in Dale Bumpers College of Agr...

Panic Gripped Young Man After Wrong Diagnosis With HIV

...s relatives said that they planned to file a legal suit against the nursing home seeking compensation for the mental and physical torture to the patient and his family. According to official figures, 1,078 people in Bihar are infected with AIDS among its over 83 million population. However, AIDS campaig...

Medical Text Takes on an Aussie Style

...ntions. "The book has been completely updated to suit Australia and is aimed at allied health and medical professionals, as well as anybody who needs to have understanding of medical terminology," Ms Nicol said. "All spelling has been changed from American to Australian style and descriptions have bee...

Poly-pill – A Single Drug For Multiple Complaint

...r, cardiologists caution that the polypill may not suit everyone. “It has certain deficiencies. It assumes a fixed dose regimen for treating everyone but the fact is everyone’s response differs. The side-effects are dose-related. This is a combination of active drugs that can have dangerous side-effects...

Equal Opportunity for the Disabled

...ion that is presently available is not designed to suit the needs of disabled people. Even the World Wide Web which should be universal is often difficult to navigate for the disabled. Inspite of access to information technology that has created new vistas for many, the disabled are simply at a loss to dr...

Malaria: The Invincible Might of a Parasite, Nestled in a 'Mite'

...tion, diagnosis and treatment, that is designed to suit typical conditions and environments....

The Tech Savvy Patient Knocks on the Doors of Telemedicine and Virtual Clinics

...list and back pain, stress and depression followed suit with its share of attention.NHS direct, the helpline is known to answer about 25,000 calls a day, while the website records 1.5 million visits a month. GP Dr Mark Hamilton, who was behind the commencement of the survey said: "Chlamydia, ringworm or...

Substance P May Pre-empt VIP in Regulating Temperature

...n followed by circulating heated water through the suit to raise core body temperatures to about 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The investigators then measured the changes in skin blood flow at the infusion sites. Minson, co-director of the UO Exercise and Environmental Physiology Laboratories, and his doctora...

Spices in curries spruce up aging minds

...ften harmful for the stomach and liver so does not suit elderly people .Although Vitamin E has shown marked efficiency in laboratory studies in protecting nerve cells the basic functional unit of brain ,it has failed to show effectiveness in boosting cognitive functions such as thinking, reasoning, memory...

Teflon not toxic after all says reports

... which still faces a litigation and a class action suit this December, contends that toxicity of perfluorooctanoic acid, upon humans is yet to be proven. Source-Newswise MST...

Anthrax Vaccine to be Made Mandatory for Troops-Pentagon

...are determined to take the case further and file a suit challenging it. According to them, the order does not have a scientific basis and its legality remains in question. MAL...

India To Launch Sex Education And Drug Awareness In Schools Soon

...se. The curriculum chalked out is tailor made to suit children from the age of five upwards, and would deal with a plethora of topics which include common myths and old wives tales that surround sexuality, sexual development, conception and childbirth, forthright explanations of sexually transmitted di...

Exercise to be Prescribed for Robust Health in Elderly

... these exercise parameters must be personalized to suit each patient's health status and goals. McDermott, who is also a licensed nutritionist, points out that fewer than half of older adults report ever having received a suggestion to exercise from their physicians. "Clinicians shouldn't feel like th...

When Bird- Flu takes Flight

...reak in Asia in 2003, nearly 50 countries followed suit with subsequent bird-flu outbreaks. The virus has claimed nearly 146 lives since 2003, according to the WHO. Countries with confirmed human deaths are: Azerbaijan, Cambodia, China, Egypt, Indonesia, Iraq, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam. Typical symp...

Malayali Nurses - Lifeline of Keralites Abroad

...hind the success and prosperity of each family' to suit the European Malayalis. A seven-day trip to Europe - during which I met around 200 people from Kerala settled in Austria, Switzerland or Germany - revealed how Malayali women contribute to their own families, their homeland as well as the country t...

Deliberation on hospital closures

...untry, he writes. It cannot be timed or located to suit electoral convenience. We need clearer guidance on issues such as safe transit times for paediatric and obstetric emergencies, and we need more creative thinking on shared site working and flexible training rotas. It is time for GPs to reassert t...

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