Watson Pharmaceuticals Receives FDA Final Approval for Generic

Any statements contained in this press release that refer to future events
or other non-historical facts are forward-looking statements that reflect
Watson’s current perspective of existing trends and information as of the date
of this release. Except as expressly required by law, Watson disclaims any
intent or obligation to update these forward-looking statements. Actual
results may differ materially from Watson’s current expectations depending
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Low-cost clinic could close next spring

Already his temperature had been taken, his ears examined, and a finger poked at his teeth.
By the time his nurse wanted a swab sample out of his mouth, Adrian Arriaga wanted his check-up to stop.
“Don’t cry, Adriancito,” his cousin Cinthya Ponce told the 4-year-old, who was held still by his mother and another physician.
Irma Arriaga had brought her two sons and niece to the Midvale Family Health Clinic because, she said, after starting a higher-paying Read the rest of this entry »

Obesity in China, Tainted Beef in Ireland and Health Care Reform

Patients in Baltimore who can’t get in to clinics for basic health care needs are turning to emergency rooms, adding to hospital costs and overcrowding, city health officials say. One study found that emergency rooms were seeing residents for conditions like asthma and high blood pressure, which can be treated in non-emergency settings, at twice the rate of surrounding counties,
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A health care plan adopted in Massachusetts could be a model for Read the rest of this entry »

BSD Medical Announces Treatment Of First Patient With New BSD-2000

(RTTNews) - 
Tuesday, BSD Medical Corp. (BSDM:
) announced that the first patient, a 13-year-old boy, has been treated using a BSD 2000/3D/MR Hyperthermia System at the Heinrich Heine University of Dusseldorf. The new system utilizes sophisticated treatment applicators that were specifically designed for pediatric treatments. The new system was designed to deliver hyperthermia therapy while simultaneously monitoring Read the rest of this entry »

Medical centers to collaborate on new facility

Southboro Medical Group and Marlborough Hospital have reached an agreement that will provide new health care access and services, including digital mammography.
The hospital plans to offer many services at 28 Newton St., Southborough, a shell of a building attached to Southboro Medical Group’s site at 24 Newton St. Officials expect services there to include the digital mammography, magnetic resonance imaging, occupational medicine and specialty Read the rest of this entry »

Celtic striker McDonald desperate to prove fitness

GLASGOW (AFP) — Celtic striker Scott McDonald is desperate to prove his fitness and play some part in Saturday’s game against his former club Motherwell.
The Hoops travel to Fir Park wanting to put the memory of their Old Firm defeat behind them by claiming all three points in the Scottish Premier League clash.
Celtic have fallen behind Rangers in the race for the championship and manager Gordon Strachan knows he has the chance to temporarily Read the rest of this entry »

Toxic milk from China is destroyed

Taiwan started with the destruction of hundreds of bags of contaminated milk powder from China yesterday, the Department of Health said.
Over the weekend, Taiwan found that China’s Sanlu Group had exported 25 tons of milk powder packaged in 1,000 bags containing the toxic chemical melamine to the island. Chemical melamine is used in the production of plastics, glue and fertilizers.
The melamine issue first caused a scare in China itself, with Read the rest of this entry »

South Dakota Hospital Will Send Letter To Physicians Outlining

on Wednesday agreed to provide physicians with a letter that outlines the position of supporters of a November ballot measure that would ban abortion in the state, the
reports. The decision to distribute the letter follows public criticism from supporters of the ballot measure over a Sanford Health internal memo, made public last week, that said the law is unclear and could have “substantial legal implications” for the health system and its health Read the rest of this entry »

FDA Sends CSL Behring GmbH Approval Letter for Fibrinogen

Attention: Mr. Paul R Hartmann
1020 First Avenue, P.O. Box 61501
King of Prussia , PA 19406
Dear Mr. Hartmann:
We have approved your biologics license application for Fibrinogen Concentrate (Human) effective this date. You are hereby authorized to introduce or deliver for introduction into interstate commerce, Fibrinogen Concentrate (Human), under your existing Department of Health and Human Services U.S. License No. 1765. Fibrinogen Concentrate Read the rest of this entry »

McCain's unhealthy regard for women

If there are any undecided women out there who would like to stay healthy, this is for you.
Based on his flip, mocking characterisation of women’s health at the final presidential debate, John McCain doesn’t care much about your health.
, the president of Naral Pro-Choice America, writes: “McCain used ‘air quotes’ as he insulted women who need an abortion because their health is threatened. (A friend of mine who was at the debate said the crowd Read the rest of this entry »