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Second-hand tobacco smoke deadly too: Study
Times of India Dr Rana Jugdeep Singh, Technical Advisor (Public Health), International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) said on eve of World Environment Day, that “from one smoke-free jurisdiction, today India has achieved nearly 35 smoke-free … Anti-Smoking Media Campaigns Show Positive Results GloballyAllAfrica.com Do National Smoking Bans Actually Work?TIME Smoking bans must be enforcedThe National Business Recorder all 151 news articles » |
US Food and Drug Administration Approves REVLIMID® (lenalidomide) for the … – Fort Mills Times
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US Food and Drug Administration Approves REVLIMID® (lenalidomide) for the …
Fort Mills Times … approval was based on the results of MCL-001, a phase II, multi-center, single arm, open label study evaluating lenalidomide in 134 patients with MCL who had received prior treatment with rituximab, cyclophosphamide, an anthracycline (or … |
ASCO: Antibody Boosts Chemo in CLL – MedPage Today
ASCO: Antibody Boosts Chemo in CLLMedPage TodayCHICAGO — Adding the novel anti-CD20 agent obinutuzumab to standard chemotherapy for older, sicker patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia improves outcomes, possibly more so than adding rituximab (Rit…
Child With Weeks To Live Denied Lung Transplant Due To Controversial Organ … – ThinkProgress
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Child With Weeks To Live Denied Lung Transplant Due To Controversial Organ …
ThinkProgress Child With Weeks To Live Denied Lung Transplant Due To Controversial Organ Donation Policy. By Aviva Shen on Jun 5, 2013 at 1:00 pm. (Credit: Save Sarah petition). Ten-year-old Philadelphia resident Sarah Murnaghan only has a couple weeks to live … Parents Fight Organ Donation Law to Save Daughter’s LifeChristian Post Mother Pleads for Direct Organ Donation to Save DaughterPatch.com Parents of dying 10-year-old girl challenge organ donor rule blocking her from …Fox News Delaware County Daily Times –Medical Daily –ABC News all 206 news articles » |
US Food and Drug Administration Approves REVLIMID® (lenalidomide) for the … – National Post
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US Food and Drug Administration Approves REVLIMID® (lenalidomide) for the …
National Post … approval was based on the results of MCL-001, a phase II, multi-center, single arm, open label study evaluating lenalidomide in 134 patients with MCL who had received prior treatment with rituximab, cyclophosphamide, an anthracycline (or … |
'Pentagon Papers' leaker: Obama a 'constitutional monarch,' trying to 'control … – Daily Caller
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‘Pentagon Papers’ leaker: Obama a ‘constitutional monarch,’ trying to ‘control …
Daily Caller Daniel Ellsberg, the former military analyst whose leak of the “Pentagon Papers” precipitated a landmark Supreme Court case, says President Barack Obama “has become an elected monarch” who is leading “an unprecedented campaign against … |
UV rays turning you old – Times of India
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UV rays turning you old
Times of India This makes the melanocytes enlarge and cluster together into the visible ‘liver spots’ or ‘age spots’ that often appear first on the backs of hands and the decolletage. Premature aging of the skin encompasses a number of clinical signs that reflect … |
Cheerios ad showing interracial family causes YouTube commenters to lose … – Daily Caller
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Cheerios ad showing interracial family causes YouTube commenters to lose …
Daily Caller Pro-marriage group thinks IRS employee leaked Mitt Romney’s donor info to Human Rights Campaign … ‘Pentagon Papers‘ leaker: Obama a ‘constitutional monarch,’ trying to ‘control all the information’ … |
Tobacco prevention: Are we doing enough to ban promotion? – Times of India
Tobacco prevention: Are we doing enough to ban promotion?Times of IndiaIn India, where around 57% of men and 11% of women use tobacco in one form or the other, tobacco has already become a silent killer. But, despite the gravity of the situation and ve…
Statins help heart failure patients – Toronto NewsFIX
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Statins help heart failure patients
Toronto NewsFIX They examined records for a group of 551 patients with heart failure and found that those on statins had a 55 per cent overall reduction in mortality. This was regardless of the cause of the heart failure and regardless of the patient’s cholesterol … |