| Quacks prey on dying
(AdelaideNow would like to hear from anyone who has been offered so-called miricle cures. Scroll down and tell us about your experiences in the comment box provided.) In one case, a young woman with pancreatic cancer died two months after receiving a controversial treatment called "ozone therapy". Her mother was concerned the treatment had made her condition worse. The Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner's annual report says all three died without any benefit from the treatments and no refunds were paid to the families. Commissioner Leena Sudano said authorities were powerless to prevent vulnerable people being exploited. "We can never stamp this out," she said. "People can change their names, their shopfronts and . . .
Early Diagnosis And Targeted Therapy To Address Unmet Need In European ...
The greatest unmet need of all breast cancer patients is a cure. A variety of drugs are used to treat breast cancer in stages III and IV. However, they only act to control the progression of the disease and can be associated with side effects that can cause significant disruption to patients' quality of life. In those who respond, the tumour can be controlled for many years. However, in most cases, survival is not greatly extended. This situation is creating a real and immediate need for effective, targeted therapeutics.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.pharma.frost.com), European Markets for Breast Cancer Therapeutics, finds that the market earned revenues of $1.72 billion in 2006 and estimates this to reach $2.9 billion in 2013.
If you are interested in a virtual brochure, which provides manufacturers, end users, and other industry participants with an overview of the European Markets for Breast Cancer Therapeutics, then send an e-mail to Radhika Menon Theodore, Corporate Communications, at rmtheodore@frost.com, with your full name, company name, title, telephone number, fax number, and e-mail address.
China tops India again
Practically nothing comes to mind.On the contrary India multinationals keep investing in their brands This difference is seen in every industry one can name under the sun. Secondly Indians are more Globalised than the Chineese. They can assimilate into an environment much easier than the Chinese do. English is one major reason but the most important is the natural instincts emerging out of living in the most diverse country on the face of the planet. Now Indias caste system problem is something everyone acknowledges,in India we freely debate and discus s it, but nothing close to that sort happens in China. No Indian Government will ever dare to run tanks on protesting Indian youths.Does anyone know the level of suppression in China.. No one would ever Know ..Why.. Because there is nothing called a free press.
Creationist Bugaboo Back Again
We thought that the religious view of science called "intelligent design" was dead. Suddenly resurrected, it is sparring once again with evolutionary principles. While this theological position is rallying in the classroom, we are at war with religious fanatics in nations where there is no separation of religion and state. We should not be surprised that this concept is back. After all, polls say that up to 48 percent of Americans are skeptical about evolutionary theory. Creationists and evolutionists have been arguing since Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species, in 1859. And both sides are about to square off once again with the release of two new documentaries. We watched the demise of a theological view of creation when its being taught in a public-school classroom was ruled unconstitutional.
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