Tranexamic acid or TXA, a cheap and easily available drug which can prevent excessive bleeding in injured patients, can save the lives of tens of thousands of people every year worldwide, reveals a novel study conducted by British scientists.
Thanks to mobile technology, doctors now have the facility of accessing their patient’s ECG
reports directly on their BlackBerry mobiles without wasting any time.
In an exclusive marketing coalition, Surya Pharmaceuticals, Chandigarh, India together with U.S. based Footwear Company Crocs Footwear (now Crocs Rxtm Medical Footwear) is all set to launch a range of medical footwear in the country.
There’s good news for all those who dread the ordeal of a medical syringe. A dry, inhalable measles vaccine is on the way which would ensure that youngsters would no longer need to endure the painful injection.
Here’s good news for all those who dread going to a dentist. Scientists have discovered a new device, CarieScan PRO, which can enable the dentists to detect tooth decay at initial stages, thus, preventing the need of major surgeries, drilling and cavity fillings.
There’s good news for all the women who yearn for that perfect pout. A team of researchers at the Aesthetic Surgery Center in Naples, Florida has found that a lip graft treatment using the neck muscles of the patient is an effective way to achieve the pout plump that almost every woman desires.
Washington, August 23: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval to Sabril (vigabatrin) Oral Solution, the first drug in the United States to treat infantile spasms (IS), a devastating disorder in newborns and young babies characterized by seizures.
Hyderabad, June 16: An automated Interactive Voice Response System (IVRS), for providing information on swine flu, was launched by the Health Minister Danam Nagendar at the Secretariat in Hyderabad today.
