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One million contraceptive pills withdrawn after drugs mix-up

The drugs giant Pfizer has pulled over a million mixed-up oral contraceptive pills from the market after a processing error at a pharmaceutical factory.
In the Media by Tim Sandle

Australia: Cervical cancer vaccination for teenage boys

Sydney - Cervical cancer is a major health issue. Many national governments embarked on a vaccination program for teenage girls in the mid-2000s. To slow down the spread, the Australian government is considering extending the vaccinations to teenage boys.
In the Media by Tim Sandle

Pharmaceutical Chicanery: Snake Oil Vendors of the Modern Era

Are you sure you know what you are getting inside that box of prescription medicine? Two recent newspaper articles have offered very interesting and varying perspectives into a disturbing growing international trend in the pharmaceutical industry.
In the Media by J Ocean Dennie - 1 comment

Baxter producing 80 million H1N1 vaccines for three countries

Baxter International has orders for 80 million H1N1 swine flu vaccines from UK, Ireland, and New Zealand - they are unable to fulfill more vaccination orders.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Op-Ed: Pharmaceutical diets yield cellular dangers in the water supply

Why a photograph during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina speaks in its thousand words on the nature of pharmaceutical dependence and what that dependence means for freshwater supplies and for human health.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

New TB Trial In South Africa To Test Infants

Clinical trials to test a new tuberculosis (TB) booster injection are about to begin in rural South Africa. The trials are unusual in that the test subjects will be infants.
In the Media by Christopher Szabo - 2 comments

FDA Warns Consumers About Tainted Weight Loss Pills

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting consumers not to purchase or consume more than 25 different products marketed for weight loss because they contain undeclared, active pharmaceutical ingredients that may put consumers’ health at risk.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 1 comment

Pharmaceutical Companies Are Struggling To Connect With Info Hungry Online Customers

People are increasingly taking control of health in their own hands, using online platforms to discuss and research health issues. Market researchers are studying the ways in which companies are tapping into this market.
In the Media by Angelique van Engelen

Counterfeit Drugs and Other Goods Hard to Swallow, So Big Business Responds With Hi-Tech Ideas

From fake drugs to phoney purses, counterfeit products are spreading across the world. But wily businesses are fighting back with science and technology promising to protect their goods from criminal fakery.
In the Media by David Silverberg - 5 comments

Doctors Who Have "Close Relationships" With Drug Makers Prescribe Newer, Pricier Drugs

The New York Times is looking into cases where doctors take money from drug companies for speaking engagements in which they lecture other doctors about the company's drugs. A former drug company representative speaks on the pharma's industry's goals.
In the Media by Just call me joe - 2 comments
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Sanofi Thief Reprimanded

Some science / pharma news. Yuan Li, a medicinal chemist formerly at pharmaceutical company Sanofi, has been...
May 14, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle

General Practitioners making too many mistakes in prescribing drugs study shows

LONDON - According to General Medical Council (GMC) study released this May 2012, led by Professor Tony Avery of...
May 2, 2012 in  Health by Paul Bisnar

Anti-microbial from rainforest plant

Recent research by Dr.Jes Gitz Holler (University of Copenhagen) suggests that a compound isolated from a plant located...
Apr 25, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Metaphysical Energy Of "Chi" Also Known As "Qi"

Qi is frequently translated as life energy, life-force, or energy flow. Qi is considered an esoteric form of...
Apr 24, 2012 in  Metaphysical World by Mindy Allan

New drugs from crab shells?

Research published in the journal Microbial Cell Factories suggests that crab shells may provide the raw material for a...
Apr 21, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment
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