Pharmacy Magazine
The September eleven attack was a tragedy that psychologically affected the whole world at large. This fact has been further emphasised by the study made available by the American Psychological Association.
During the course of this research, the political, psychological and social effects of the September eleven attacks... Read More...
Research scientists at the UCLA have discovered a novel type of pulmonary stem cell. The newly found stem cells could potentially be used to repair and regenerate large airways that have suffered damage of one sort or other. These cells will also play a significant part in making immunity from environmental toxins and infectious diseases much stronger. Read More...
The STSI (Scripps Translational Science Institute based in San Diego, California has recently joined a countrywide conference of research bodies that is led by the JAX (Jackson Laboratory). The JAX is creating a library that will document all known primary brain tumours. The JAX is doing this with the aim of the future development of incredibly specific cancer therapy treatments. Read More...
Three African nations: Benin, Cameroon and the Central African Republic have made plans to introduce vaccinations to help fight off pneumonia, one of the leading childhood killer diseases globally.
The vaccination programs are being partially financed by the GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation. Read More...
Many millions of consumers save substantial amounts of money every single year by using generic anti epilepsy drugs as opposed to brand name versions of the same medications. It has been discovered that the variations in two are so vast that this leads to ineffectiveness, especially when patients choose to change from two alternate generic drugs. Read More...
A utility mapping algorithm has been developed by Texas MD Anderson Cancer Centre, researches within the United States. This algorithm is able to use data input regarding the quality of life of various individuals to then predict the health preferences of these individuals. Read More...