Good Health is Your Greatest Wealth……Virgil
| A new study shows that over half of Irish adults do not get sufficient exercise. The study, which is published in the latest edition of The Lancet, also shows that Britain has one of the most sedentary populations on Earth, with almost twice the … See all stories on this topic » |
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However, healthworkers are urging the Indian drug regulator to exercise caution in giving Truvada's new preventive application a green signal. A company needs to get a fresh marketing approval on an existing drug, if it plans to promote it for a new …
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The Food and Drug Administration approved a new prescription diet drug called Qnexa on Tuesday. Tests have shown the drug can lead to dramatic … Doctors say excercise and a healthy diet remains a weight–loss must. That is the only way Yvonne Sanders …
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Vivus was set to head a pack of three companies vying to get new drugs approved, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration delayed its decision for three months to review the company's plan for reducing risks once the drug is sold, such as birth …
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For the second time in a month, government officials have approved a prescription weight–loss medication. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration greenlit Qsymia, which is expected to help obese patients drop about 10 percent of their body weight. That's …
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Drug resistance to HIV medicines has been creeping higher in parts of Africa and Asia but is not steep enough to cause alarm, said a survey released by the World Health Organization on Wednesday.
Exercise needs to become a habit to get results | Healthy living.
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While criticisms of Chief Justice Roberts from the right wing of the legal blogosphere has generally been strong, some have argued that Roberts's decision might be defended as an exercise of judicial restraint. See, e.g. Orin Kerr, Joel Alicea, …
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the new weight loss drug Qsymia on Tuesday, adding to a very skimpy arsenal of drugs Americans can take to battle severe obesity. Qsymia (pronounced kew-SIM-ee-ah) pairs an old stimulant drug with an …
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