December 31, 2009
FDA To Tighten Norms For Approval Of Medical Devices
The US Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) is gearing up to tighten the norms for approval of medical devices. The move comes in the backdrop of a couple
The US Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) is gearing up to tighten the norms for approval of medical devices. The move comes in the backdrop of a couple
A seriously-ill Edinburgh boy suffering from an aggressive childhood cancer neuroblastoma need at least quarter million pounds for his treatment, his family has learnt.
It will be a while before Cephalon’s avowedly anti-jet-lag drug gets the nod from the U.S. Food and Drugs Administration (FDA). The pharma has been told
Is it possible to smell anger? Well, if you are a fruit fly, yes is the answer, says a new study conducted over them.
Researchers from the California
Chlorophyll and its derivative chlorophyllin are effective in limiting the absorption of aflatoxin in humans, a new study has found.
Aflatoxin is
Tailoring a person’s therapy based on his or her genetic makeup continues to be the Holy Grail of cancer treatment.
While a lofty goal, scientists
Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal has asked the Principal Secretary, Health to assess the feasibility of adopting the model of the Tamil Nadu government
Acupuncture not only helps reduce hot flashes, but also improves sex drive of breast cancer patients, a new study has found.
The Henry Ford Hospital
For filmmakers, who tend to capitalize on sexy scenes, a new study shows audiences prefer modesty.
According to CNN, analysis of more than 900
Australian officials urged revellers to restrict their drinking as thousands of people gathered for New Year’s Eve celebrations on Thursday.
As tourists