Posted by: DrugsNews on: 31 Oct, 2009
Prostatitis Prostatitis is an inflammation, or an infection, of the prostate glands. The prostate glands is an organ approximately the size and shape of a walnut. Read more about Prostatitis No tags for this post.
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 31 Oct, 2009
Banner’s Gelcaps nutritional supplements brand will now be available in Hispanic markets throughout the US. Banner Pharmacaps has signed an agreement with Midway Importing for the exclusive marketing and distribution of its Gelcaps product line in the US. Gelcaps offering consists of ten dietary supplement softgels including Cod Liver Oil, Fish Oil, Lecithin, Zinc and [...]
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 30 Oct, 2009
1960s-Era Antibiotics Show First Signs of Failing in Some Infections Little-known drugs dating from the 1960s that have proved useful against stubborn bacterial infections are showing the first signs of falling prey to bacterial resistance, a study presented October 30 at a meeting of the Infectious Diseases Society of America shows. Read more about 1960s-Era [...]
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 30 Oct, 2009
Overuse of antibiotics resulting in newer, more resistant bacteria As flu season approaches, and cases of HINI continue to spread, some people will seek antibiotics from their medical providers to treat their aches and pains. Read more about Overuse of antibiotics resulting in newer, more resistant bacteria No tags for this post.
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 30 Oct, 2009
Wellness Is your cookware making you sick? A guide to safe buying There’s more to food safety than making sure your food is fresh. Read more about Wellness No tags for this post.
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 30 Oct, 2009
Politicos ditch rape accused mom On October 25, when bungalow owner Mohiniraj Kulkarni and Rekha Randive were arrested for their alleged involvement in the rape and murder of the latter’s daughter, two political factions that had promised support to the duo were missing in action. Read more about Politicos ditch rape accused mom No tags [...]
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 30 Oct, 2009
Agro Care Scientists Call For Replacement Of Antibiotics In Animal Feeds -251009 By Olukayode Oyeleye T he distant call on removal of antibiotics in animal feeds and their replacement with other less hazardous ingredients has come closer home to Nigeria, with the emphasis laid by two Nigerian animal scientists on the need for safer replacements. [...]
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 29 Oct, 2009
Preventive Antibiotics Help Some Kids Fend Off Urinary Infections Children who are predisposed to recurrent urinary tract infections are commonly treated with preventive antibiotics, and a new Australian study suggests that such prophylactic therapy may have at least a modest effect. Read more about Preventive Antibiotics Help Some Kids Fend Off Urinary Infections No tags [...]
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 29 Oct, 2009
Preventing salmonella infections The Department of Health Promotion and Disease Prevention has been performing monitoring and investigation of food related illnesses for many years. Read more about Preventing salmonella infections No tags for this post.
Posted by: DrugsNews on: 29 Oct, 2009
Preventive Antibiotics Help Some Kids Fend Off Urinary Infections Children who are predisposed to recurrent urinary tract infections are commonly treated with preventive antibiotics, and a new Australian study suggests that such prophylactic therapy may have at least a modest effect. Read more about Preventive Antibiotics Help Some Kids Fend Off Urinary Infections No tags [...]
