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12th October 2009
Stock investing is tough enough when you have to deal with the specifics of a company and an industry. When you throw politics into the equation it becomes a whole new ball game. Now stock investing can be a crap shoot at best. Let’s take a look at what... Read >
Author: wbdoyle02nd October 2009
Every copywriter and every journalist knows the magnitude of a convincing headline. To increase the odds of having your work read, seen and heard, you need to create some of the best headlines. If you are into online marketing and wish to improve Googl... Read >
Author: Veronica Tan04th September 2009
When looking for a place to invest in, we are always looking for that investment that will give us the best returns, the best services and the lowest risk. Many people are now opting for mutual funds because they tend to meet these qualifications. While t... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu18th August 2009
Now days we are listening a lot about a new term BioIdentical Hormone Replacement Therapy BHRT which is little similar to conventional hormone replacement therapy (HRT) but with less unwanted risks. People are little confused about these two hormone treat... Read >
Author: shane10th August 2009
Pharmacy is considered as one of the fastest growing sectors of today second only to IT industry. In this field, B.Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy) is an undergraduate academic degree program that deals with the development and preparation of drugs. This fou... Read >
Author: Mukesh30th July 2009
Biotechnology companies contend with unique circumstances,
yet share many of the problems of broad industry.
Benchmarking can be a tool to focus on the real key issues.
A quarter of a century after the launch of the first biotechnology drug, the glob... Read >
Author: Tefen10th July 2009
A new study of 3,516 Italian patients prescribed statins for high cholesterol looked into the issue of how well the therapy lowered cholesterol and the effect of therapy on the time to first hospitalization for a coronary event.
Not surprisingly, using... Read >
Author: Byron J. Richards04th July 2009
It has been said by some that we are now in the age of evidenced-based medicine. What this means is that the "conscientious, explicit, and judicious use" of current available best evidence is to be used in making decisions about the care of individual pat... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer14th June 2009
This year, 2008, has been difficult for many companies in many sectors. The economic tide has been sweeping negatively across many of the world’s markets and causing business confidence to wane. The life science markets have not been immune and the impa... Read >
Author: paulcentric12th June 2009
Most manufacturers fight to keep their products off the black market; drug companies thrive on it.
Generally speaking, when someone spends time and money developing a product, they want to keep the distribution and price of that product under their con... Read >
Author: Gloria MacTaggart12th June 2009
As the world's attention is now fixated on the Somali pirates who hijacked the Maersk Alabama ship in their quest for profits, it's fascinating to watch the circus of the American justice system attempt to enforce U.S. laws in a lawless region off the coa... Read >
Author: jazdmarkets12th June 2009
As the world's attention is now fixated on the Somali pirates who hijacked the Maersk Alabama ship in their quest for profits, it's fascinating to watch the circus of the American justice system attempt to enforce U.S. laws in a lawless region off the coa... Read >
Author: jazdmarkets05th June 2009
Simple Autism Prevention
There are hundreds or maybe thousands of new products on the market to help autism patients. But, since there's no money in it, there's been very little or no attention given to PREVENTING autism.
Here's a very simple th... Read >
Author: Philip Bate PhD12th May 2009
There are many steps we can take to provide high quality health care at a lower cost. But reining in Big Pharma would be a good start.
In Obama’s press conference, he said that the most important thing we can focus on to get out of our economic mess ... Read >
Author: Gloria MacTaggart16th April 2009
The process of creating a resume can definitely be a daunting one. There are so many aspects to consider throughout the creation process, including spelling, grammar, and of course, making sure to incorporate the right jobs, duties fulfilled, and anything... Read >
Author: heagar03rd February 2009
Major depression or clinical depression (also known as Major Depressive Disorder or MDD) is a serious medical illness affecting 15 million American adults, or approximately 5 to 8 percent of the adult population. Unlike the unusually normal emotional expe... Read >
Author: Laura Garrison14th January 2009
Obama promised to focus on food safety, but the real problems are much more insidious and dangerous than salmonella ever was.
Recent articles and editorials have popped up all over the place about the changes Obama might make in the FDA. Obama said he ... Read >
Author: Gloria MacTaggart07th January 2009
One of the most serious side effects of untreated bipolar disorder is the bipolar violence associated with it. This could be a self-caused treatment failure. The term used to define this is called "noncompliance."When you fail to take your medications, th... Read >
Author: personalwino6907th January 2009
One of the most serious side effects of untreated bipolar disorder is the bipolar violence associated with it. This could be a self-caused treatment failure. The term used to define this is called "noncompliance."When you fail to take your medications, th... Read >
Author: personalwino6903rd December 2008
Birth control is traditionally thought of as a women's issue, and that's unfortunate. While women obviously have a lot to gain or lose when it comes to birth control issues, it would be a mistake to assume men don't also hold an important stake in this ar... Read >
Author: LSOYO31st October 2008
The bad news for bisphosphonate bone drugs just keeps on coming. The issue of commonly used bisphosphonates like Fosamax causing atrial fibrillation has been hotly debated for over a year. The latest study presented this week at the 74th annual intern... Read >
Author: Byron J. Richards31st October 2008
Call it a game. Call it a contest. Call it a war! On one side you have the champions of the people, the white knights at the FDA whose job it is to protect consumers from the pharmaceutical industry’s worst excesses. On the other side are ranged the bes... Read >
Author: John Scott28th October 2008
Big Pharma is teaming up with other anti-supplement cohorts to spearhead a petition urging the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to implement new limitations on manufacturers of weight-management supplements. It should come as no surprise that the large... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer29th September 2008
Is America playing into the hands of big pharma? According to the latest statistics from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), prescription drugs have officially become the drugs of choice among America’s youth. Why... Read >
Author: Gloria MacTaggart22nd July 2008
Choosing a career is a huge undertaking. Whatever you ultimately decide to do, your job will shape the course of your life, often influencing where you live, the type of people you work with and the lifestyle you lead. It will also determine the amount of... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell06th June 2008
Promotional mouse mats can help your business grow tremendously. The secret behind the functionality of these articles is their usefulness and their scope for brand promotion. Every business, be it IT, Tourism, Pharma or any other, finds them the best too... Read >
Author: Tina Rinaudo16th April 2008
Getz Pharma Research is a CRO specializing in the design, testing and evaluation of healthcare products for life sciences companies worldwide. Through a combination of state-of-the art analytical instrumentation, infrastructure meeting global development ... Read >
Author: Inspirational Author16th April 2008
Getz Pharma Research is a CRO specializing in the design, testing and evaluation of healthcare products for life sciences companies worldwide. Through a combination of state-of-the art analytical instrumentation, infrastructure meeting global development ... Read >
19th January 2008
Big Pharma is spending almost twice as much money on promotion as it does on research and development of new drugs - contrary to what they say. And the effects of all this promotion can be seen across the country where tens of thousands of prescription dr... Read >
Author: Rod MacTaggart24th July 2007
Bloodletting was once considered a cure for disease. It's said that George Washington bled to death at the hands of a well-meaning but mislead doctor. While bloodletting is no longer practiced, it has taken a new form. Today we kill a patient with drugs.
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Author: MrMagica27th March 2007
Pfizer’s blockbuster drug Lipitor was approved for the additional uses of reducing patients risk of non-fatal heart attacks and strokes as well as hospitalization for heart failure. This comes as no surprise being that Lipitor lowers cholesterol, which... Read >
Author: Cathlene Martinez20th September 2006
The Federal Drug Administration was originally founded to "protect" we, the people of the United States, from unscrupulous drug companies and "snake oil" salesmen. However, it has grown into a protector of those same unscrupulous drug companies (known as... Read >
Author: Phil Bate PhD
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