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LegalView.com Launches Traumatic Brain Injury Glossary

24-7PressRelease.com - In addition to upcoming collections of auto accident resources and practice areas related to birth injury and child injury, LegalView.com also features extensive information on other legal issues such as personal injury , unsafe drugs and securities ...

New suit to be tested in Antarctica

University of North Dakota aerospace engineer and researcher Pablo de Leon is part of a unique mission to test a UND planetary exploration suit -- the NDX-1 -- at a remote military base in Antarctica. The team departed for the Antarctic base from an ...

CMAJ Calls On Federal Government To Protect Canadians From Unsafe Drugs

Canada needs to modernize its pharmaceutical drug laws to ensure that new drugs as well as older drugs are safe for Canadians, states an editorial in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal) . "Canadians are left inadequately protected by a federal Food ...

A Vast Left Wing Conspiracy's Mission: Sarah Palin Must Be Destroyed!

Contribute content like this. Start here . COMMENTARY | Politico has published a story about what is in effect a vast left wing conspiracy to bring down Sarah Palin. The obsession against a woman who holds no public office and is not yet running for one is ...

Frustrated Investors Swap FDA War Stories, Share Advice

Complaints about the FDA from investors and company founders are nothing new. The agency is charged with preventing unsafe drugs and devices from hitting the market, and the business community has long complained that the agency is overly cautious and risk-averse.

Canadians should demand commitments for pharmacare program, says CMAJ

Canada needs a national pharmacare program and federal leaders must commit adequate funding, states an editorial in CMAJ ( Canadian Medical Association Journal ) http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/doi/10.1503/cmaj.110643 . Unlike many countries in Europe and Australia ...

Students Showing Pre-Exam Elevated Heartbeat Get Better Results

A new research has suggested that students who have a much more drastic increase in heartbeat during exams are more likely to achieve better results. It found that on average the most successful pupils' heartbeat reached a level that was 23.9 times a ...

Being Religious Can Extend Your Lifespan By 14 Tears!

Research has concluded that religion can help adherents live up to 14 years longer. The study by Doctors Alex Bunn and David Randall from the Christian Medical Fellowship (CMF), of more than 21,000 Americans, showed that black American men who believed in ...

KV a case study for volatile pharma

In a statement clarifying its position on compounding, the FDA said it prioritizes on a risk basis, and would not stop a pharmacy unless indications existed that unsafe drugs were being produced. Income statements for KV Pharmaceutical show losses of $313 ...

NASA's humanoid robot unveiled on space station

The first humanoid robot ever launched into space is finally free. Astronauts at the International Space Station unpacked Robonaut on Tuesday, 2 1/2 weeks after its arrival via shuttle Discovery. NASA broadcast the humorous unveiling ceremony Wednesday.

Pharmacy At The Heart Of Scotland's Health

Alex MacKinnon, Director of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society in Scotland said: "All four of the major parties have now released their manifestos. For the first time ever, every one of them mentions or discusses pharmacy. This shows just how much the ...

Double Fortified Salt Tackles Anaemia

Anaemia, a widespread problem in India, has had the government mulling over introducing iron fortified iodised salt to deal with the health issue.    At a meeting attended by different ministries held at the Prime minister’s Office it was decided that ...

Britain's Benefit System Overhauled

Britain had been paying about £1?billion as incapacity benefit to drug addicts and alcoholics who have been claiming these sickness benefits for more than a decade. The Department for Work and Pensions revealed that 80,000 people had been claiming ...

Dora Akunyili drops a bomb

The cabinet must stop lying to Nigerians about President Yar'Adua's illness and face up to the reality that he is no longer able to perform his duties; information minister Dora Akunyili bluntly admonished fellow ministers yesterday. At the regular weekly ...

Apollo Group to Launch 1,000 Telemedicine Centers

Apollo Hospitals group is planning to begin 1,000 telemedicine centers in India and abroad within the next 3-years. They still haven’t finalized about the investments. Currently they have 103 functional telemedicine centers, 9 of which are located abroad ...

Treatment for Depression May Have Long Term Benefits

A recently completed study by Ian Colman, an epidemiologist in the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta, suggests that treatment of depression may have long-term benefits. The data Colman reviewed came from the National Population Health ...

Stevens Johnson Syndrome

Our Stevens Johnson Syndrome lawyers have helped thousands of clients win millions of dollars from the manufacturers and suppliers of unsafe drugs and products. If you or a loved one has suffered from Stevens Johnson Syndrome, you may qualify for damages ...

Raw milk debate simmers as states, FDA mull rules

GILL, Massachusetts (Reuters) - Clifford Hatch cares for about 20 cows at his family-run farm, producing fresh raw milk that is at the center of controversy over its sale and safety. Hatch sells raw, or unpasteurized, milk products from a retail shop at ...

Dora Akunyili drops a bomb

The cabinet must stop lying to Nigerians about President Yar'Adua's illness and face up to the reality that he is no longer able to perform his duties; information minister Dora Akunyili bluntly admonished fellow ministers yesterday. At the regular weekly ...

Drug program success could slow reforms

When President Bush’s prescription drug program was enacted in 2003, Democrats predicted failure and an uprising by seniors who would take their frustration out on Republicans in the 2004 elections. They were wrong on both counts. Now, the drug program ...

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