Fitter patients likelier to survive bypass

People who are in better shape when undergoing bypass surgery are less likely to die right after the procedure, according to a new study. For full post, click here.

National Scientology Organization Truth About Drugs Booth At Mexico...

National Scientology Organization Truth About Drugs Booth At Mexico...

National Scientology Organization of Mexico volunteers introduced the Truth About Drugs to health officials, parents and community programs.

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India partly revokes Roche cancer drug patent

ZURICH (Reuters) - India has partly revoked patents granted to Roche Holding AG for its breast cancer drug Herceptin, a spokesman for the drugmaker confirmed on Sunday. Swiss newspaper Schweiz am Sonntag reported that the Kolkata Patent Office had lifted divisional patents for Herceptin on July 17 on the grounds they had not been properly submitted. "I can confirm that the Assistant Controller of Patents at the Kolkata Patent Office has revoked divisional patents of Herceptin and that we are now considering the further course of action," a spokesman for Roche said. ...

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Teen fights destroy IQ

Teen fights destroy IQ
Two physical fights can destroy a teenagers IQ to the equivalent of losing a whole year of school, researchers from Florida State University reported in the Journal of Adolescent Health. For girls, a similar loss of IQ is possible after just one fight...

VIDEO: New Zealand in dairy product recall

VIDEO: New Zealand in dairy product recall
New Zealand's main dairy exporter, Fonterra, has found a strain of bacteria causing botulism in some of its products, including infant formula and sports drinks.

Home Exercises To Lose Weight Quickly

Home exercises for losing tummy,they are very useful for every individual because in there daily life run they might be very busy and can not give there time for going to GYMS,YOGA classes and any ... For complete story, click here.

Once rare stomach illness becoming more widespread

Once rare stomach illness becoming more widespread

WASHINGTON (AP) — Donna Heller thought she had cancer. But multiple visits to the doctor after a month with debilitating nausea and diarrhea didn't yield any answers. Convinced she was dying, she met with her lawyer to get her will in order.