FDA warns pharma Tennessee tied infection

WASHINGTON (AP) - Public health officials are investigating several reported complications with potentially contaminated drugs made by a specialty pharmacy Tennessee. The Food and Drug Administration said Friday that the investigation involved seven reports of patients who received steroid injections of Main Street Family Pharmacy, a compounding pharmacy in Newbern, Tenn. Injection contains methylprednisolone acetate, the same drug at the...

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This is Made in Japan New Therapy for Breast Cancer

Patients with cancer, especially breast cancer may be satisfied with chemotherapy or other cancer therapies that long-term average and can cause side effects such as hair loss. Unlucky Japanese scientist, discovered a new radiation therapy accurately claimed disable tumor but short term. Is Kumiko Karasawa, an expert on radiation oncology and breast cancer specialist who discovered a new therapy for breast cancer called 'heavy ion radiotherapy'....

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Actress Angelina Jolie Do a Double Mastectomy

WASHINGTON - Actress and UN goodwill ambassador Angelina Jolie is currently in the spotlight for his decision to perform a double mastectomy to reduce the chance of getting breast cancer, even though he is free of cancer. The decision was based on a genetic test done, and the other options available to women at risk of breast cancer. Decisions cut both her breasts when she did not have cancer has drawn attention to preventive surgery....

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WHO Warns Polio outbreak in the Horn of Africa

WHO World Health Organisation warned the outbreak of polio in the Horn of Africa . According to WHO a four-month old girl near Dadaab develop symptoms of polio last month, and two others were involved in contact with the boy later was found positive for Type 1 polio virus. WHO says this is the first case of polio were confirmed in Kenya in nearly two years. Added, one more case of Type 1 polio virus was confirmed this month in Banadir,...

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Television Help Global Lower Birth Rate

Ownership of television and media coverage on a large scale to be the most influential factor to the decline in birth rates in the world . The population of the world is now more or less amounted to seven billion people. Where the birth rate continues to rise in some countries, especially developing countries like India. However, a new study reveals just the opposite, global birth rates have declined significantly in some areas. Martin...

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Here's 6 Negative Effects Cigarette In Hair and Skin, Still Wants to Smoke?

Smoking is a habit and the trend for today's urban society, especially youth and adulthood. In fact, in addition to damage the heart and lungs, smoking also can give bad influence on hair and skin. Sri Balaji Action Medical Institute assisted by senior consultant dermatologist, Dr. Nipun Jain, examines how smoking can affect a person's appearance. "Smoking can damage the hair and skin, and makes a person look much older. This is caused...

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This is the Compound in the Brain that Make Us Feel Itchy

Probably never crossed your mind where they come from itchy, but if your home is a lot of mosquitoes or you are allergic to certain foods. But according to a group of researchers from the U.S., there is a chemical in the brain that become major cause itching. In fact according to the researchers, in the absence of these compounds, there would be no itching or scratching his desire for the body that feels itchy. The team of researchers...

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WHO: "Corona Virus Transmitted Between Humans"

Saudi Arabia - For those of you who want to travel to the Middle East should be wary. Do you remember, six months ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) has called on the existence of Corona Virus or Virus Middle East SARS-like virus. This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the spread of the virus is likely transmitted between humans. In this week, WHO said the virus that attacks the respiratory tract, lining...

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