BSE can lurk undetectedCatherine MacBride/Getty By Debora MacKenzie Mad cow disease is down but not out. A case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), the cattle infection that causes the lethal human brain disease vCJD, was confirmed on 18 October in the UK. The cow had died unexpectedly on a farm in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, so was… Read More »
It doesn’t matter where you are getting your workouts. But it matters “Does it a regular process?” Frequently performing exercise doesn’t result in the positive direction. It doesn’t matter where you are getting your workouts. But it matters “Does it a regular process?” Frequently performing exercise doesn’t result in the positive direction. Only regular exercises… Read More »
Paul Hess, Research Director, KLAS The secure communications market was born to fix a gap in health systems’ adherence to HIPAA. One of the generally recognized truths in healthcare is that clinicians often use their personal cell phones to text their colleagues about work. Physicians can easily mention a patient in these conversations and run… Read More »
by Nexium Nexium has undergone extensive research and clinical tests to discover its long term and short term side effects. Finally in 2001 the Food and Drug Administration has given its nod and finally it is now sold in the market from the time of its approval. Nexium is an effective medicine to ease your… Read More »