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  • PDA/FDA Conference September 10-12, 2008 to Explore Global Initiatives for Ensuring the Integrity of the Pharmaceutical Ingredient Supply Chain

    The Parenteral Drug Association PDAannounced today that together with the US Food and Drug Administration USFDA, it will host the PDA/FDA Pharmaceutical Ingredient Supply ChainConference in Washington, D.C., September 10-12, 2008. The program is beingdeveloped jointly with FDA and will provide information on guidance andregulations from around the world, including...

    Articles 2008-07-16

  • Healthy and Delicious Home Delivery Just Got Easier: Dine to Thrive Cuts Prices in July

    LOS ANGELES, July 3 /PRNewswire/ -- While healthcare is becoming more expensive for many Americans, Dine to Thrive, a Los Angeles-based company that makes wellness promoting meals which may help prevent cancer, is cutting its prices by 40%. For the entire month of July, the dietitian-designed, gourmet meals...

    Articles 2008-07-03

  • Experts Optimistic New Flu Vaccine Can Help Businesses Keep Productivity Up While Economy is Down

    Now is the Time to Plan for Employee Flu Vaccination Programs ATLANTA -- Businesses that want a dose of preventive medicine to maintain healthy productivity levels among workers - and protect profits - during a sick economy should look for healthcare partners now to protect their employees during...

    Articles 2008-07-02

  • Drug Use Increasingly Common in All Countries

    The United States has one of the highest lifetime rates of tobacco and alcohol use and the highest percentage of people who reported using marijuana or cocaine at least once in their lives, a new survey shows. Researchers from the World Health Organization analyzed alcohol, tobacco and illegal drug use...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • Broad Differences in Alcohol, Tobacco and Illegal Drug Use Across Countries

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE text PUBLIC "-//The Gale Group//DTD Mercury Version 1.0//EN" "Article.dtd"> <Text rich="yes"> <P> A survey conducted by the World Health Organization WHO research consortium found that the United States had among the highest lifetime rates of tobacco and alcohol use and led...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • Americans are world&#39;s top drug users: study

    WASHINGTON AFP — Americans are the world's top consumers of cannabis and cocaine despite punitive US drug laws, according to an international study published in the online scientific magazine PLoS Medicine. The study, released Monday, revealed that 16.2 percent of Americans had tried cocaine at least once, and...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • New TB test identifies drug resistance faster

    Rapid DNA tests that can save thousands of lives by cutting delays in diagnosis of drug-resistant tuberculosis from two months to two days will be rolled out in 16 countries fighting twin epidemics of HIV and TB, health officials said Monday. Current TB tests are more than a...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • A Lot of Hot Air

    A popular program for cutting air pollution from vehicles doesn't work To its residents who still have a sense of smell, Mexico City is redolent with the perfumes of exhaust and ozone. The metropolis's air pollution levels routinely rocket past the World Health Organization's maximum limits, leaving...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • Smoke and Mirrors

    Can a tobacco company ever be socially responsible? Since the World Health Organization clamped down on tobacco advertising, corporate social responsibility CSR initiatives are among the few remaining outlets that tobacco companies have to promote themselves publicly. British American Tobacco Malaysia BATM, for example, has won the...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • Persistence of diphtheria, Hyderabad, India, 2003-2006

    During 2003-2006, diphtheria rates in Hyderabad, India, were higher among persons 5-19 years of age, women, and Muslims than among other groups. Vaccine was efficacious among those who received [greater than or equal to] 4 doses. The proportion of the population receiving boosters was low, especially among Muslims. We recommend...

    Articles 2008-07-01

  • AIDS has undoubtedly been the most politicized disease in history

    AIDS has undoubtedly been the most politicized disease in history. A key feature of its politicization was the claim that without massive funding for prevention programs, the disease would escape into the general population from its bases among homosexual men and needle-using drug addicts. Heterosexuals were all under threat, we...

    Articles 2008-06-30

  • G-8 summit eyes targets to tackle global shortage of health workers

    TOKYO, June 23 Kyodo The Group of Eight nations are discussing setting numerical targets at the leaders' summit in July to tackle the world's chronic shortage of health workers, especially in Africa and Asia, by meeting the World Health Organization's minimum threshold, sources close to...

    Articles 2008-06-30

  • Bioniche Hosts Veterinarians and Food Industry Reps at Two-Day E. coli O157:H7 Vaccine Conference

    - guest speakers included a World Health Organization expert on E. coli - BELLEVILLE, ON, June 27 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Bioniche Life Sciences Inc. (TSX: BNC), a research-based, technology-driven Canadian biopharmaceutical company, hosted a two-day conference in Toronto this week entitled, "E. coli O157 Vaccine: Added Value or...

    Articles 2008-06-27

  • WHO launches safety checklist for surgeons

    WASHINGTON AFP — The World Health Organization unveiled a proposal Tuesday to reduce the risks of complications and possible death linked to major surgery by urging surgeons to use a safety checklist, according to a study in the British journal The Lancet. According to the WHO, half of...

    Articles 2008-06-25

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All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services: 621999