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Second U.S. - Egypt Collaborative Clinical Study Blocked by New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), This Time on Complications of Diabetes
By: EIN News | September 19, 2009
Second U.S. - Egypt Collaborative Clinical Study Blocked by New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), This Time on Complications of Diabetes
Join the Battle against Diabetes with DiabetesExplored.com
By: Tracie Close, WriteMinded, LLC | September 10, 2009
New scientific studies are now looking optimistic about finding a way to reverse diabetes symptoms. DiabetesExplored.com prides itself on being the first to get hold of such 'breaking' news and bringing it to the web!
Report For Doc Introduces Free Trial To Its Patient Satisfaction Survey Solution
By: Sergio Oliveira, Report For Doc | September 08, 2009
Report For Doc now offers a 30-day free trial of its patient satisfaction survey solution to medical practices and hospitals.
Bringing Fashion To Medical Alert Bracelets
By: Valerie Framo, medicsalertbracelets | September 04, 2009
As food allergies,drug allergies and memory impairments become more common in our society these days it becomes more important than ever to inform medical personnel about your unique medical conditions and needs.
Global Vision Technologies Launches a New Website ClinicalPURSUIT, Flexible & Scalable Patient Registry Software
By: George Ritacco, Global Vision Technologies, Inc. | August 30, 2009
"The need for solid clinical data is imperative. We're proud of our technology and helping organizations to cut medical research timelines in half, and provide them with actionable information when they need it most," said George Ritacco, at GVT.
High Blood Pressure and High Cholesterol - Axe Nutrition Has Solved the Riddle of Diabetes
By: EIN News | August 22, 2009
Revolutionary Program For Diabetes, High Blood Pressure And High Cholesterol Has Most Clients After 30 Days No Longer Needing To Take Medication For Diabetes, High Blood Pressure Or High Cholesterol After Doctor's Approval.
Back to School with Diabetes
By: Kayleigh Fitch, Sweeney | August 21, 2009
Diabetic Care Services, a leading mail order diabetic supply company, offers tips to help children manage their diabetes when returning to school.
Doctors And Patients Consider Surveys Important To Achieve Excellence In Patient Care
By: Sergio Oliveira, Report For Doc | August 19, 2009
Report For Doc interviews with doctors and patients suggest that continuously conducting patient satisfaction surveys is important to achieve and demonstrate excellence in patient care.
Diabetes1.org, the Fastest-Growing Online Community Empowering People to Actively Manage their Diabetes, now Integrates Twitter, Facebook, and Cost Management Tools
By: Courtney Scott, Body1, Inc. | August 11, 2009
In a first for online health communities, Body1, Inc. announces the incorporation of streaming Twitter 'tweets' in conjunction with the addition of new Cost Savings and Advanced Body Mass Index tools on http://www.Diabetes1.org.
FDA to Dieters: Stop Using Hydroxycut
By: Findlaw PR | July 30, 2009
The Food and Drug Administration warned dieters and body builders to immediately stop using Hydroxycut after the FDA received reports of liver damage and other health problems.
Ex-Bodybuilding Champ Reveals Metabolism Secrets
By: Carolyn Hansen, www.fitnessweightloss.com | July 28, 2009
(HotMetabolism.com) - Carolyn Hansen, an ex-national bodybuilding champion based in New Zealand has just released a new product, showing others how to improve their metabolism.
Fresh Start Bariatrics Shares Top Tips for Nutritional Health Before and After Weight Loss Surgery
By: Courtney Cooper, Fresh Start Bariatrics | July 28, 2009
Leading weight loss surgery program in Columbus, Ohio, Fresh Start Bariatrics, shares why it provides nutritional support from a registered dietitian, who works directly with every patient to ensure healthy habits before and after surgery.
Riverside Methodist Hospital and Grant Medical Center Named to U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospital List
By: Courtney Cooper, OhioHealth | July 24, 2009
Ranking on the top-50 Best Hospitals in America list, Columbus hospitals, Riverside Methodist Hospital and Grant Medical Center of OhioHealth, were recognized by U.S. News & World Report.
Summer Diabetes Management
By: Kayleigh Fitch, Diabetic Care Services | July 23, 2009
Diabetic Care Services, a leading national mail order supply and pharmacy, has partnered with Kent State University nutritionist Jodie Luidhardt to provide tips for managing diabetes during summer.
Cardax Pharmaceuticals Nominates Clinical Candidate Heptax for Liver Disease; Heptax Ameliorates Inflammation and Oxidative Stress Related to Liver Disease and Metabolic Syndrome
By: David G. Watumull, Cardax Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | July 20, 2009
Heptax, the Company's lead compound, reduces cholesterol, triglycerides, blood pressure, liver enzymes, and fasting blood glucose levels in animal models of metabolic syndrome and liver disease. It also raised levels of HDL, the "good cholesterol."
Displaying 76 to 90 (of 169 releases)
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Second U.S. - Egypt Collaborative Clinical Study Blocked by New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), This Time on Complications of Diabetes
By: EIN News | September 19, 2009
Second U.S. - Egypt Collaborative Clinical Study Blocked by New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), This Time on Complications of Diabetes
Join the Battle against Diabetes with DiabetesExplored.com
By: Tracie Close, WriteMinded, LLC | September 10, 2009
New scientific studies are now looking optimistic about finding a way to reverse diabetes symptoms. DiabetesExplored.com prides itself on being the first to get hold of such 'breaking' news and bringing it to the web!
Report For Doc Introduces Free Trial To Its Patient Satisfaction Survey Solution
By: Sergio Oliveira, Report For Doc | September 08, 2009
Report For Doc now offers a 30-day free trial of its patient satisfaction survey solution to medical practices and hospitals.
Bringing Fashion To Medical Alert Bracelets
By: Valerie Framo, medicsalertbracelets | September 04, 2009
As food allergies,drug allergies and memory impairments become more common in our society these days it becomes more important than ever to inform medical personnel about your unique medical conditions and needs.
Global Vision Technologies Launches a New Website ClinicalPURSUIT, Flexible & Scalable Patient Registry Software
By: George Ritacco, Global Vision Technologies, Inc. | August 30, 2009
"The need for solid clinical data is imperative. We're proud of our technology and helping organizations to cut medical research timelines in half, and provide them with actionable information when they need it most," said George Ritacco, at GVT.
High Blood Pressure and High Cholesterol - Axe Nutrition Has Solved the Riddle of Diabetes
By: EIN News | August 22, 2009
Revolutionary Program For Diabetes, High Blood Pressure And High Cholesterol Has Most Clients After 30 Days No Longer Needing To Take Medication For Diabetes, High Blood Pressure Or High Cholesterol After Doctor's Approval.
Back to School with Diabetes
By: Kayleigh Fitch, Sweeney | August 21, 2009
Diabetic Care Services, a leading mail order diabetic supply company, offers tips to help children manage their diabetes when returning to school.
Doctors And Patients Consider Surveys Important To Achieve Excellence In Patient Care
By: Sergio Oliveira, Report For Doc | August 19, 2009
Report For Doc interviews with doctors and patients suggest that continuously conducting patient satisfaction surveys is important to achieve and demonstrate excellence in patient care.
Diabetes1.org, the Fastest-Growing Online Community Empowering People to Actively Manage their Diabetes, now Integrates Twitter, Facebook, and Cost Management Tools
By: Courtney Scott, Body1, Inc. | August 11, 2009
In a first for online health communities, Body1, Inc. announces the incorporation of streaming Twitter 'tweets' in conjunction with the addition of new Cost Savings and Advanced Body Mass Index tools on http://www.Diabetes1.org.
FDA to Dieters: Stop Using Hydroxycut
By: Findlaw PR | July 30, 2009
The Food and Drug Administration warned dieters and body builders to immediately stop using Hydroxycut after the FDA received reports of liver damage and other health problems.
Ex-Bodybuilding Champ Reveals Metabolism Secrets
By: Carolyn Hansen, www.fitnessweightloss.com | July 28, 2009
(HotMetabolism.com) - Carolyn Hansen, an ex-national bodybuilding champion based in New Zealand has just released a new product, showing others how to improve their metabolism.
Fresh Start Bariatrics Shares Top Tips for Nutritional Health Before and After Weight Loss Surgery
By: Courtney Cooper, Fresh Start Bariatrics | July 28, 2009
Leading weight loss surgery program in Columbus, Ohio, Fresh Start Bariatrics, shares why it provides nutritional support from a registered dietitian, who works directly with every patient to ensure healthy habits before and after surgery.
Riverside Methodist Hospital and Grant Medical Center Named to U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospital List
By: Courtney Cooper, OhioHealth | July 24, 2009
Ranking on the top-50 Best Hospitals in America list, Columbus hospitals, Riverside Methodist Hospital and Grant Medical Center of OhioHealth, were recognized by U.S. News & World Report.
Summer Diabetes Management
By: Kayleigh Fitch, Diabetic Care Services | July 23, 2009
Diabetic Care Services, a leading national mail order supply and pharmacy, has partnered with Kent State University nutritionist Jodie Luidhardt to provide tips for managing diabetes during summer.
Cardax Pharmaceuticals Nominates Clinical Candidate Heptax for Liver Disease; Heptax Ameliorates Inflammation and Oxidative Stress Related to Liver Disease and Metabolic Syndrome
By: David G. Watumull, Cardax Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | July 20, 2009
Heptax, the Company's lead compound, reduces cholesterol, triglycerides, blood pressure, liver enzymes, and fasting blood glucose levels in animal models of metabolic syndrome and liver disease. It also raised levels of HDL, the "good cholesterol."
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