Affordable Health Insurance Is Less Accessible For Expensive Drug ... - eMaxHealth.com
Affordable Health Insurance Is Less Accessible For Expensive Drug ... eMaxHealth.com - 2 hours ago Health insurance companies are requiring co-payments for expensive drugs for those with serious diseases, and this practice is spreading fast making affordable health insurance less accessible.
Hired Writers, Not Scientists, Behind Merck s Vioxx Studies - MedHeadlines
Turkish Press Hired Writers, Not Scientists, Behind Merck"s Vioxx Studies MedHeadlines - 3 hours ago By MedHeadlines Apr 16th, 2008 Category: Drugs, FDA, Medical Research, Recalls In a new twist to the ethical issues Merck Inc, faces over Vioxx (rofecoxib), the company"s one-time best seller that was pulled from the market in 2004, .
State warns of Woodstock firm's dietary supplements - Atlanta Journal Constitution
dBTechno State warns of Woodstock firm's dietary supplements Atlanta Journal Constitution - 2 hours ago By CRAIG SCHNEIDER After 20 reported cases of illness, the Georgia Poison Center is advising people to stop using dietary supplements distributed by a Woodstock company.
Asia is world's cradle for new strains of flu - The Associated Press
Canada.com Asia is world's cradle for new strains of flu The Associated Press - 1 hour ago WASHINGTON (AP) - Scientists have pinpointed the cradle-to-grave path that flu takes as it sweeps the globe every year - starting with the birth of new strains in Asia and ending when the virus burns out in South America.
Specter says cancer won't slow him down - The Associated Press
OverTheLimit.info Specter says cancer won't slow him down The Associated Press - 1 hour ago WASHINGTON (AP) - Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Specter says a recurrence of cancer is just another bump in the road that won't slow him down. Sen. Specter vows to battle cancer, seek 2010 reelection Reuters Sen.
NYC's calories-on-menus law upheld - Newsday
dBTechno NYC's calories-on-menus law upheld Newsday - 1 hour ago By COLLEEN LONG | AP Writer April 16, 2008 NEW YORK - New York City health officials won a big victory Wednesday when a federal judge upheld a regulation requiring some chain restaurants to post calories on menus and menu boards.
NTP report raises concerns about bisphenol A toxicity - Food Consumer
KVAL NTP report raises concerns about bisphenol A toxicity Food Consumer - 1 hour ago By David Liu, Ph. D. WEDNESDAY April 16, 2008 (foodconsumer.org) - The United States National Toxicology Program (NTP) on April 14 released the final draft brief on bisphenol A, giving the public an impression that the federal government is seriously .
Racine Student Has quot;Probable quot; Measles Case - Today's TMJ4
Today's TMJ4 Racine Student Has "Probable" Measles Case Today's TMJ4 - 47 minutes ago RACINE - There are more probable cases of measles, and a first case of rubella in southeast Wisconsin. We learned late Tuesday afternoon there are three new probable cases of measles in southeast Wisconsin.
Dallas VA closes psych unit after 4th suicide of year - The Associated Press
eFluxMedia Dallas VA closes psych unit after 4th suicide of year The Associated Press - 13 hours ago DALLAS (AP) - The fourth suicide this year among mentally ill patients treated at the Dallas VA Medical Center has led the hospital to close its psychiatric ward to new patients, and investigators from the national Veterans Affairs office are expected .
Georgia sugar refinery blast victims showing improvement - The Associated Press
WLOS Georgia sugar refinery blast victims showing improvement The Associated Press - 13 hours ago AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - The six workers who remain hospitalized after suffering horrific burns in a February sugar refinery explosion are showing marked improvement, doctors and family members said Tuesday.