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Boston Cosmetic Surgery Practice Launches New Web Site - Jan 10, 2009
Offering Boston plastic surgery procedures like liposuction and breast augmentation, Dr. Michael Tantillo recently upgraded his Web site to offer additional features for women and men who visit his practice online, including an expanded before & after photo gallery and stories from actual patients.
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Choose from Four New Health Insurance Plans on KaiserQuotes.com - Jan 13, 2009
Information and applications are now available for Kaiser Permanente's newest and most affordable California health plans
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Grocery Manufacturers Association Releases Science Policy Paper on Sodium and Salt - Jan 13, 2009
The Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) today released Sodium and Salt: A Guide for Consumers, Policymakers and the Media, a science policy paper that provides current and scientifically accurate information and resources on sodium and salt.
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MyFitnessTrainer.com Gives Away 50 Free Memberships to Make New Year's Resolutions Come True in 2009 - Jan 13, 2009
In stressful financial times, physical health and fitness are all the more important. MyFitnessTrainer.com strives to help with affordable online fitness training and a supportive web community. MyFitnessTrainer.com is awarding 50 free weight loss memberships to dieters nationwide this New Year. The free 6-month memberships will be awarded to the first 50 people who share their weight loss goals and challenges on the MyFitnessTrainer.com fitness forum.
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Health System Collapse Requires International Intervention, Concludes PHR Report - Jan 13, 2009
An international team of doctors and human rights advocates convened by Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) to conduct an emergency assessment of Zimbabwe's health crisis has found the health system is in utter collapse. The collapsed health care system threatens the people of Zimbabwe and in the entire region. In addition to the widely reported cholera epidemic, the report highlights increases in maternal mortality, growing malnutrition, disruptions in HIV/AIDS treatment, unchecked tuberculosis, and outbreaks of anthrax. This report highlights related human rights violations and explains why the Mugabe regime must be held accountable for this man-made disaster.
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The Mesothelioma Victims Center's Must Read Help Guide For All Mesothelioma Victims & Their Families For 2009 - Jan 13, 2009
Because ethics, and a lethal form of cancer called mesothelioma do not always go hand in hand, Americas Watchdog has created a 2009 must read help guide, for mesothelioma victims and their families. Americas Watchdog created the Mesothelioma Victims Center to be the absolute best resource, the best mesothelioma help center, an unparalleled mesothelioma support center, and the most honest guide as to mesothelioma lawyers, that produce the best results in the US, for a mesothelioma victim, or their family. If a mesothelioma cancer victim, or their family has just learned of a mesothelioma diagnosis, the Mesothelioma Victims Center should be the first call a victim, or their family makes. A mesothelioma victim or their family can call the Mesothelioma Victims Center anytime at 866-714-6466 or visit their Web site at Http://MesotheliomaVictimsCenter.com.
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Datafarm, Inc., Announces the Appointment of Daniel F. Orfe to Vice President, Global Regulatory Submission Services - Jan 13, 2009
Datafarm, Inc. a leading provider of Electronic Document Publishing Solutions and Regulatory Submissions Services for the Life Sciences Industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Daniel F. Orfe to Vice President, Global Regulatory Submission Services (GRSS). In this role, Mr. Orfe will oversee Datafarm's Regulatory Services Group.
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Softscribe Launches Video Email Snacks - Jan 13, 2009
One-Minute Video Face Mails Create Personal Messaging Experiences, Up to 25% Jump in Click Throughs
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Nationwide Medical/Surgical Announces They Will Carry Flu Vaccine - Jan 13, 2009
Continuing their mission to meet their customers' product needs quickly and efficiently, Nationwide Medical/Surgical has announced they will begin shipping the flu vaccine for the 2009-2010 season beginning in August.
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Clarity Group, Inc. Announces New Specialty-Specific Healthcare Safety Assessments - Jan 13, 2009
Healthcare Clinical Safety Assessments: Specialty Specific.
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Amy Renz Promoted to President & COO of HireAbility.com, LLC - Jan 13, 2009
Amy Renz has been promoted to President & COO of HireAbility.com, the company announced today. Before this promotion, Renz held the title of Executive Vice President of Operations and Technology for the past five years at HireAbility.com, which is the leader in recruiter social networking, training, and technologies.
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The New Year Brings a New Electronic Cigarette 'Fifty-One' - The Fastest Growing Products On The Market - Jan 13, 2009
Electronic cigarette smokers predict that by 2010, thirty-five percent of smokers will switch to e-cigarettes. E-cigarettes are among the fastest growing consumer products on the market today, so it makes sense that smokers would want to enjoy the best.
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The Khanna Institute of Lasik Surgery Offers Better Vision for the Chinese New Year - Jan 13, 2009
In honor of Chinese New Year, the Khanna Institute of Lasik and Refractive Surgery is offering a discount to the entire Chinese-American population.
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College of American Pathologists Offers Tips on Simple Diabetes Prevention in the New Year - Jan 13, 2009
Many Americans who already have diabetes, don't even know they have it.
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Singapore Offers World's First Integrated Neuroscience Center - Jan 13, 2009
Singapore's largest healthcare group, SingHealth, has brought the world's first integrated neuroscience center to the region. Singapore becomes the only place in the world with the full complement of intra-operative options.
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Hair Club Comes to Mississauga, Ontario - Jan 13, 2009
Due to remarkable growth in the Toronto area, Hair Club (http://www.hairclub.com) opens a new hair loss treatment center in Mississauga at 6605 Hurontario Street, Suite 601, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5T OA3, 905-564-8544.
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Program to Identify Likely Victims of Radon-Related Lung Cancer; Survivors Commit to Risk Reduction Despite Failed Government Policy - Jan 13, 2009
Most of the 21,000 Americans who die each year of radon-related lung cancer never discover radon exposure was the likely cause. So, the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (AARST) is now assisting Cancer Survivors Against Radon (CanSAR) with a program aimed at identifying radon-related lung cancer victims, particularly those who never smoked. Those making the connection, along with their family members are committed to radon risk reduction, despite 22 years of failed government policy.
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National Children's Study Begins Recruiting Volunteers - Jan 13, 2009
The National Institutes of Health announced today that the National Children's Study will begin recruiting volunteers to take part in its comprehensive study of how genes and the environment interact to affect children's health. At a briefing, NIH officials announced that the first phase of recruitment for the study will begin in Duplin County, North Carolina, and Queens, New York. The principal benefit of a large scale, long-term study like the National Children's Study is that it will uncover important health information at virtually every phase of life Initially, it will provide major insights into disorders of birth and infancy, such as preterm birth and its health consequences. Ultimately it will lead to a greater understanding of adult disorders, many of which are thought to be heavily influenced by early life exposures and events. We'll look at what we've accomplished, see if our recruitment efforts were sufficient, see if our sampling methods were successful, and if we've otherwise asked the right questions to get the information we need Along the way, we'll undertake any fine tuning that we need to in preparation for further enrollment after the Vanguard cohort phase. It is very exciting to reach the point at which we're beginning enrollment and data collection Findings from the study will ultimately benefit all Americans by providing researchers, health care providers, and public health officials with information from which to develop prevention strategies, health and safety guidelines, and possibly new treatments and perhaps even cures for disease. From city streets to far-flung small towns, the two Vanguard centers will capture a broad sample that's reflective of America's diversity The children in the Duplin sample will be representative of other rural areas of the U.S.
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The Breast Cancer 3-Day Challenges Americans to Get Out of the New Year's Resolution Rut - Jan 13, 2009
Registration now open for a more rewarding challenge
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DoD Leader to Address Presidential Biometrics Security Directive at NDIA Conference - Jan 13, 2009
General Victor E. Renuart, Jr., will address attendees regarding the implementation of Homeland Security Presidential Directive/HSPD – 24 at the 2009 Biometrics Conference www.ndia.org/meetings/9860 on January 27-28, 2009 at the Sheraton National Hotel in Arlington, VA. Cross agency compatible Biometric technologies will allow us to screen and identify possible threats with a higher level of accuracy and efficiency than we’ve ever experienced before. Biometrics for Identification and Screening to Enhance National Security sharing of biometric and associated biographical and contextual information. layered approach to identification and screening of individuals, as no single mechanism is sufficient
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TodayMD Renews Race Sponsorship With Alegra Motorsports For A Third Year - Jan 13, 2009
Nation's leading medical internet marketing company to serve as an affiliate sponsor of Alegra Motorsports during the 2009 GrandAm Rolex Sports Car Series® season With so many teams merging or taking on investors, Carlos De Quesada represents a one-of-a-kind driver and owner in GRAND AM's top racing series. His tenacity and commitment shows he has the competitive spirit, that our customers value and respect We are proud to continue our support of Carlos and his race team as they demonstrate true character and achieve success on the track. We're thrilled to welcome back TodayMD to our team TodayMD is an excellent company, and they're a perfect fit for our fans' demographics. With TodayMD's continued support for the No. 22 team, we can focus on improving our race program and build our way towards a successful 2009 season.
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Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon Offers Detail-Oriented Individualized Cosmetic Procedures Just in Time for Summer - Jan 12, 2009
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, Dr. Jay Orringer, has used two decades of aesthetic and microsurgery acquired surgical skills to achieve detailed, individualized cosmetic surgical results. These learned skills are utilized in the pursuit of optimal cosmetic results.
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