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Frutarom's New Clean Label Solution Combats Iron Deficiency in Vegetarians

Dec 15, 2015

Frutarom Health BU offers a new approach to tackle iron deficiency in vegan and vegetarian diets. AB-Fortis, a patented encapsulated iron system, supports vegans/vegetarians, as well as women of childbearing years, who commonly suffer ...

Tags: Frutarom, Vegetarians, iron

EPA Filed a Complaint Against Dynamic Construction and Roofing, LLC of Florida

Dec 22, 2014

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) filed a complaint against Dynamic Construction and Roofing, LLC of Florida as part of an announcement that included 62 enforcement actions requiring renovation contractors and training ...

Tags: dust, debris, Construction

EPA Announced 62 Enforcement Actions to Protect People From Harmful Exposure

Dec 22, 2014

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced 62 enforcement actions that require renovation contractors and training providers to protect people from harmful exposure to lead dust and debris, as required by EPA’s ...

Tags: dust, debris, Construction

Pluristem Therapeutics Has Been Granted a New Patent by The Australian Patent Office

Feb 20, 2014

Pluristem Therapeutics, a developer of placenta-based cell therapies, has been granted a new patent by the Australian Patent Office. Patent #2007228341 covers the method and composition of matter for three-dimensional (3D) expansion of ...

Tags: 3D Cell Expansion, Pluristem

Kyowa Hakko Kirin Has Announced The Launch of Long-Acting Erythropoiesis-Stimulating Agent

Jan 26, 2014

Japanese pharmaceutical company Kyowa Hakko Kirin has announced the launch of its NESP injection 5μg plastic syringe as an additional formulation. Kyowa Hakko Kirin has obtained initial approval for NESP in July 2007. The long-acting ...

Tags: NESP, Kyowa Hakko Kirin, 5μg plastic, formulation

The Parasitic Worm Lives in The Soil and Enters The Body Through The Feet

Jan 20, 2014

Going barefoot in parts of Africa, Asia and South America contributes to hookworm infections, which afflict an estimated 700 million of the world's poor. The parasitic worm lives in the soil and enters the body through the feet. By feeding ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

A Third or More of All The Honey Is Likely to Have Been Smuggled in From China

Jan 6, 2014

A third or more of all the honey consumed in the U.S. is likely to have been smuggled in from China and may be tainted with illegal antibiotics and heavy metals. A Food Safety News investigation has documented that millions of pounds of ...

Tags: honey, Chinese honey, food safety

More Than Three-Fourths of The Honey Sold in U.S. Grocery Stores Isn't What Bees Produce

Dec 26, 2013

More than three-fourths of the honey sold in U.S. grocery stores isn't exactly what the bees produce, according to testing done exclusively for Food Safety News. The results show that the pollen frequently has been filtered out of ...

Tags: honey, food safety, US, pollen

Adding Cancer Drug Dasatinib to Therapy May Slow Progression of Advanced Breast Cancer

Dec 26, 2013

Adding the cancer drug dasatinib to standard hormone therapy may slow the progression of advanced breast cancer, a preliminary study suggests. The drug, sold under the name Sprycel, is already approved in the United States for chronic ...

Tags: cancer drug, dasatinib, hormone therapy, advanced breast cancer

Covidien Is Making an $860 Million Bet

Dec 11, 2013

Covidien is making an $860 million bet that people would much rather swallow a pill-sized camera than undergo a traditional colonoscopy. Dublin, Ireland–based Covidien, announced over the weekend that it will pay $30 per share for ...

Tags: Covidien, Pill-Sized Camera Technology

FDA Has Approved Sovaldi 400mg Tablets

Dec 10, 2013

Gilead Sciences has announced that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Sovaldi (sofosbuvir) 400mg tablets, a once-daily oral nucleotide analog polymerase inhibitor for the treatment of chronic hepatitis C (CHC) infection ...

Tags: Gilead Sciences, Chronic Hepatitis

JNJ and PCYC Have Won Approval From FDA for Their Breakthrough Therapy Imbruvica

Nov 15, 2013

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) subsidiary Janssen Biotech and Pharmacyclics (PCYC) have won approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for their breakthrough therapy Imbruvica (ibrutinib) to treat patients with mantle cell lymphoma ...

Tags: Johnson&Johnson, MCL Patients

A Single U.S. Baby, $105,000 for Twins and More Then $400,000 for Triplets or More

Nov 15, 2013

It costs $21,000 per delivery for a single U.S. baby, $105,000 for twins and more then $400,000 for triplets or more, researchers say. Lead investigator Dongmu Zhang of Global Health Outcomes, Merck & Co. and colleagues analyzed and ...

Tags: birth, delivery, single, twins

The Health of Most of The Planet's Population Is Rapidly Coming to Resemble That of The US

Nov 12, 2013

The health of most of the planet’s population is rapidly coming to resemble that of the United States, where death in childhood is rare, too much food is a bigger problem than too little, and life is long and often darkened by ...

Tags: Burden of Disease

Orsense Announced It Has Received The Us Food and Drug Administration Clearance

Nov 7, 2013

OrSense, a developer of solutions for non-invasive measurements of various blood parameters, announced that it has received the US Food and Drug Administration clearance for its NBM-200MP, noninvasive hemoglobin (Hb) and pulse oximetry ...

Tags: Orsense, FDA Clearance

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