Apple eyes workplace with iPad tablet Ohio | Apple Inc., without much effort on its part, is making rapid headway in selling to corporations. | After years of being the also-ran to Microsoft Corp. in the workplace, Apple has seen its iPad become a standard business tool. According to an IDG Connect survey, 51 percent of managers with iPads s...
Drug driving's on a high The Daily Telegraph Australia | DRIVERS high on illegal drugs are walking free from court without receiving any punishment or even having a conviction recorded. | NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research figures reveal more than a quarter of all drivers convicted of drug drivi...
Apple eyes workplace with iPad tablet Ohio | Apple Inc., without much effort on its part, is making rapid headway in selling to corporations. | After years of being the also-ran to Microsoft Corp. in the workplace, Apple has seen its iPad become a standard business tool. According to an IDG C...
Elephantiasis drug scares folk The Himalayan More than 50 persons ill after popping anti-filariasis pills | Added At: 2012-02-04 11:18 PM | Last Updated At: 2012-02-04 11:18 PM | The Himalayan Times - Saved Articles(s) | The headlines has been added to your s...
A Teaspoon of Sugar Might Make the Medicine Abound Treehugger | /CC BY 1.0 | You might want sit down for this sour bite of news. Without sugar-coating, the white stuff we inhaled as kids, in excess, takes a toll far more toxic than cavities. The National Post shares a report published this week that suggests su...
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Kalam asks experts in medicine to develop new technology The Hindu Former President of India, Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam said here on Tuesday that the country's best talent in the field of medicine should strive to develop innovative technology so t...
Beshear right to invest in drug treatment, more social workers Lexington Herald-Leader | The recurring theme of the upcoming state budget is cut, cut and cut some more. But Gov. Steve Beshear also is proposing some modest but strategic increases in spending on human ...
Vitamin biosynthesis find could lead to novel anti-malaria drug Newstrack India | Washington, Jan 28 (ANI): A new study has shed light on the nature of the enzymes required for vitamin biosynthesis by the malaria causing pathogen Plasmodium, which could eventu...
Pot-based prescription drug looks for FDA OK Detroit news By Lisa Leff Associated Press Comments | San Francisco- A quarter-century after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the first prescription drugs based on the main psycho...
NJ attorney general: Database targets prescription drug abuse Asbury Park Press | TRENTON - Law enforcement officials say a new state database that tracks certain prescriptions will help curb the rising abuse of drugs such as narcotic painkillers. | The monito...
Fake malaria drugs putting millions at risk Toronto Sun | A global health research organization is warning that counterfeit and poor-quality malaria drugs are circulating throughout Africa, putting millions of lives at risk. | An intern...
Fake malaria drugs could 'put millions at risk' Joy Online Fake and poor quality anti-malarial drugs are threatening efforts to control the disease in Africa and could put millions of lives at risk, scientists say. | The counterfeit medici...
Ovarian Cancer Drug 'Heralds New Era Of Hope' Orange News | A drug that significantly extends the lives of women with ovarian cancer has been approved by the European medicines' watchdog. | Studies show patients taking the drug Avastin li...
Kitchen medicines get popular with NRIs to cure ailments The Times Of India SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweet | AMRITSAR: A large number of Indians residing in UK , Canada and US are now fast moving towards kitchen medicines to cure lifestyle diseases and are see...
Lipitor patent ends; generic drug available: What now? The Los Angeles Times | Lipitor is the most prescribed name-brand drugin America — nearly 3.5 million people take it every day to control their cholesterol. Since the statin entered the market in ...
