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Apple Wants The iPhone to Be a Hub for Your Medical Data

Jun 16, 2017

Sources claim that an under-the-radar Apple team are negotiating with developers and hospitals to put all of your medical information into one place: the iPhone. CNBC says it has learned such a secretive team and project exist, with the ...

Tags: Apple, iPhone

The UK Government Plans to Make Changes in The Labeling of Medicines Issued Under The NHS

Jul 3, 2015

The UK Government plans to make changes in the labeling of medicines issued under the National Health Service (NHS), to let the patients realize that the cost of the medicines and discourage wastage. The new labels will include the ...

Tags: medicines labeling, Packaging

UK Lawmakers Are Urging to Ban Fast-Food Outlets From Hospitals to Reduce Obesity

Mar 27, 2015

The UK lawmakers are urging the National Health Service (NHS) to ban fast-food outlets from hospitals in an effort to curb obesity in British citizens. In a report titled 'The Impact of Physical Activity and Diet on Health,' the Health ...

Tags: Fast-Food, hospital, NHS

Voxx to Launch a New Do-It-Yourself , Entry Level Bluetooth Obd Ii Device

Jan 8, 2015

VOXX Electronics Corporation a wholly-owned subsidiary of VOXX International Corporation announced today the spring 2015 launch of a new Do-it-Yourself (DIY), entry level Bluetooth OBD II device that allows smartphone users access to ...

Tags: driving zones, Bluetooth device, Auto

Nice Has Approved The Use of Nalmefene to Help People Cut Down on Alcohol Consumption

Nov 28, 2014

The UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) has approved the use of nalmefene to help people cut down on alcohol consumption. Also called Selincro, Nalmefene is recommended for men who drink more than 7.5 units a ...

Tags: alcohol, nalmefene, Agriculture

EPA reached an agreement with Homestake Mining Company of California requiring company

Aug 29, 2014

SAN FRANCISCO –The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reached an agreement with Homestake Mining Company of California requiring the company to assess contamination and address safety hazards at four abandoned uranium mines in ...

Tags: EPA, agreement, Service

"Tomato Pill" Improves Function of Blood Vessels

Jun 16, 2014

'Tomato pill' may improve the function of blood vessels A daily supplement of an extract found in tomatoes may improve the function of blood vessels in patients with cardiovascular disease, according to new research from the University of ...

Tags: Agriculture, Food

Health Care Providers Should Become More Attuned

Feb 28, 2014

The mental health conditions of most people who commit suicide remain undiagnosed, even though most visit a primary care provider or medical specialist in the year before they die. To help prevent suicides, health care providers should ...

Tags: commit suicide, health care, mental health condition

SMC Has Accepted ILUVIEN for Use Within The NHS

Feb 25, 2014

pSivida Corp. (NASDAQ: PSDV) (ASX: PVA), a leader in the development of sustained release, drug delivery products for treating eye diseases, today announced that the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has accepted ILUVIEN® for use ...

Tags: SMC, ILUVIEN, DME, PSDV

Human Trials Are Expected to Start in Two Years on an Implantable Artificial Pancreas

Feb 7, 2014

Human trials are expected to start in two years on an implantable artificial pancreas that uses an elegantly simple materials solution to regulate insulin based on blood glucose levels, according to a news release from Leicester, ...

Tags: insulin, health, diabetics

Long-term Exposure to Smog Increases The Risk of Heart Attack and Angina

Jan 23, 2014

Long-term exposure to smog increases the risk of heart attack and angina, the chest pain associated with heart disease, a new study suggests. Smog -- also known as particulate air pollution -- is made up of tiny particles that can easily ...

Tags: Smog, Heart Attack

First Warning Letters of 2014 Issued by FDA Were Delivered to Seafood Processing Facility

Jan 21, 2014

The first warning letters of the year issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration were delivered to a seafood processing facility in Hawaii and a dairy operator in Pennsylvania. A warning letter is FDA’s principal means of ...

Tags: FDA, HACCP, violation, Nobuo T.Hawaii

FAMPYRA Has Been Made Available in Ireland for The Symptomatic Treatment

Jan 16, 2014

Biogen Idec today announced that FAMPYRA(prolonged-release fampridine tablets) has been made available in Ireland for the symptomatic treatment of walking impairment in adults with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). FAMPYRA is a prescription drug and ...

Tags: FAMPYRA, HSE, Biogen Idec, Named Patient Supply

Truck Drivers Are Among The Most Obese Groups of Workers

Jan 16, 2014

Truck drivers, cleaning-service employees and mechanics are among the most obese groups of workers, new research contends. Not far behind are health-service workers and administrative and clerical personnel, the study out of Washington ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, Truck

Patients on Low Incomes with High Blood Pressure Have Their Condition Managed Poorly

Jan 10, 2014

In the US but not in England, patients on low incomes with high blood pressure have their condition managed poorly compared with those who earn more. A new study comparing blood pressure management in the US and England found that ...

Tags: high blood pressure, blood pressure management, US, England

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