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» Novogen Announces The Outcome Of A Comprehensive Science Review
» MicuRX Reports Positive Top-Line Results In Phase 2 Clinical Trial For Novel Antibiotic MRX-I In Complicated Skin And Soft Tissue Infections
» DaVita to Form Kidney Care Specialty Hospital Chain in China
» AMRI Announces Agreement with Saneca Pharmaceuticals, a.s. for Portfolio of Opium-Derived Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
» To Raise or not to Raise Health Insurance Premiums
» Children Plead for Protection from Tobacco
» Philips Showcases New Integrated Cardiology Solutions to Advance Minimally Invasive Procedures at ESC Congress 2015
» DELHI DECLARATION Adopted at the Call to Action Summit 2015 to End Preventable Child and Maternal Deaths
» Greater Jakarta: More Markets to Het Healthcare Facilities
» Blood Test could Predict Breast Cancer's Return: Study
» What BPJS Can Do to Comply with Sharia
» Global Life Expectancy Rises, But People Live Sicker for Longer
» Gene Study Confirms Low Vitamin D, Multiple Sclerosis Link
» Rain Check on ASEAN Negative Investment List
» Malaysia's Bioalpha to Open Herbal Plant in Riau
» WHO Promotes Water, Sanitation to Battle Neglected Tropical Diseases
» Indonesia Has Lost $7b From Non-Communicable Diseases: Health Ministry
» JKN has Positive Ompacts on Economy
» Anteo Diagnostics To Acquire Established Global Diagnostics Company DIAsource ImmunoAssays SA
» 'Touch Your Heart, Donate for Love' 3rd Anniversary: Power of Youth Donates Blood for Love
» SENDEX, Korea's Most Comprehensive Welfare Industry Exhibition, to be Held in November
» The Leading Pharmaceutical Exhibition - CPhI - Opens in COEX, Seoul, Korea on 7 September 2015
» Cigna Appoints Lena Tsia as New Singapore Country Manager
» CSA Group Opens Its First Southeast Asia Office in Singapore
» Frost & Sullivan Honors DERMALOG with Biometrics Prize for Achievements in Africa
» Telstra Health Expands Presence in Asia with Hospital Contract Wins
» Evergrande Health 1-to-10 Split to Be Implemented on August 25
» NMT Pharmaceuticals Singapore Announces Signing of Letter of Intent with CAO Pharmacueticals USA in Licensing and Development of Anti-cancer Drug CZ-48
» HSRx Group's Acne Treatment Product in Clinical Trial, Aims to Rapidly Reduce Redness and Intensity of Breakouts
» BPOM Issues Warning on 50 Harmful Men's Ssupplements
» Attention, World: The Ebola Fight isn�t Over
» MERS Fears Haunting Millions of Haj Pilgrims
» Nearly Half of Cancer Patients Suffer a 'Financial Catastrophe'
» Support Crucial for Breastfeeding Mothers at Work
» Dementia may be Stabilising in Some Countries: Study
» Isotope Technologies Garching GmbH Announces In-licensing of DOTA-Zoledronate for Bone Targeted Radionuclide Theranostics of Osseous Metastases
» Saudi MERS Infections Soar ahead of Hajj Pilgrimage
» Working Longer Hours Increases Stroke Risk by up to 33%: Study
» GARFIELD-AF Registry Data Providing New Real-World Insights on Treatment Options for Patients With Atrial Fibrillation (AF) Will Be Featured at ESC Congress 2015
» Isotope Technologies Garching GmbH Announces In-licensing of DOTA-Zoledronate for Bone Targeted Radionuclide Theranostics of Osseous Metastases
» CRY - Child Rights and You Launches Campaign - 'Healthy Start'
» 60 Degrees Pharmaceuticals to Begin Phase II Clinical Trials in Dengue Fever Patients
» Doctors should prescribe e-cigarettes to smokers: UK
» Kimia Farma Builds New Plant to Expand Production
» Micell Technologies Announces Surgical Technologies Approved as MiStent SES Commercial Manufacturer for CE Mark Countries
» Tackling Health Problems in Remote Areas with CSR
» Empowering Puskesmas through Pencerah Nusantara
» House Urged to Amend Discriminatory Disability Law
» AIDS Foundation Campaigns on �#JakartaSadar�
» Telemedicine Finally Makes Inroads into the Asia-Pacific Market, Finds Frost & Sullivan
» Frost & Sullivan's GIL 2015: Silicon Valley Event Identifies Opportunities Surrounding Connected Health Technology
» Indonesia at 70: Prepare for Aging Population
» Economy in Brief: Kimia Farma to Build Hotel and Hospital
» Coal-Related Death Toll to Climb, Warns Greenpeace
» Banish the Fears of Brain Surgery
» Music Eases Pain after Surgery: Study
» Vietnam Healthcare Outlook: Government Spurs Foreign Investment
» Inaugural HIMSS Asia Pacific Innovations Awards Attracts Big Names and Start-Ups Alike
» Islands in Focus: 744 People Living with HIV/AIDS in Kupang
» Scientists Speak out against False Cannabis Claims
» From Research to Remedy � How Biomedical Science has Shaped Medicine
» Islands in Focus: UGM and Harvard Join Forces
» 60 Million Indonesians without Sanitation
» This Year�s Haj Carries Serious Health Risks
» Coal Power Plants Threaten Lives
» Kids with Cancer Get Futuristic Chance at Saving Fertility
» Medical Researchers Say Fetal Tissue Remains Essential
» More Evidence that Fried Food Raises Heart Attack Risk
» Drug Regulator Deems Tolak Angin Safe Despite US Labeling
» Report Tells Heartbreaking Story of Minamata Disease in Sulawesi
» Govt Urged to Innovate to Finance BPJS
» Govt Targets 105 Million Indonesians in Filariasis Eradication Program
» BPOM, City Aim to Reduce Unsafe Food
» Island in Focus: Agency Confirms No Humans in AI OLutbreak
» Celsion Corporation Announces Updated Overall Survival Data from HEAT Study of ThermoDox(R) in Primary Liver Cancer
» Manulife Inspires Healthy Living with Innovative Approach to Insurance in Hong Kong
» Jiahui International Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital to Co-Develop Women's Health Center of Excellence in Shanghai
» Editorial: Great Public Health Initiative, but What�s Next?
» Can Genes Make Us Liberal or Conservative?
» Authorities on Alert after Bird Flu Outbreak
» Why is Breastfeeding under Threat?
» China Cord Blood Corporation Announces Receipt of Non-Binding Acquisition Proposal
» When Should You Get Health Insurance?
» Learning comes to life at Newcastle University Medicine Malaysia
» World Breastfeeding Week: The Extra Miles in Breastfeeding
» Indofarma, Kimia Farma Pledge to Reduce Imports
» Pharmaxis and Synairgen Announce Research Collaboration to Develop LOXL2 Inhibitor For Pulmonary Fibrosis
» Hetero Announces the Launch of Biosimilar Rituximab (MABALL(TM)) in India
» HSRx Group In-Licenses Portfolio of Novel Late-Stage Orphan and Breakthrough Combination Drugs, Acquires Ready-for-Market OTC Drugs
» National Scene: Health Minister Shrugs off Haram Edict
» For Amnesia Sufferers Every Day is Dentist Day
» Making Breastfeeding Everyone's Business
» Global Public Health Organization Offers Hong Kong Consumers Advice on Lead in Drinking Water
» The 10th International Conference on Genomics (ICG-10) to Open in October
» China Cord Blood Corporation Files Its Annual Report on Form 20-F
» IRIS Establishes Napa Meeting to Advance Leading-Edge Directions in Nephrology
» Takeda Announces Completion of the Pioglitazone Post-Marketing Commitment and Submission of Results to the EMA, the FDA and the PMDA
» Study says Fat should be the Sixth Taste
» ResMed Invests in High-Growth Chinese Sleep and Respiratory Care Market with Curative Medical
» Haram Edict on Health Insurance �Misguided�
» Mundipharma and Economic Intelligence Unit Study Shines the Spotlight on Efficacy and Gaps in Asia's National Cancer Control Plans
» Newly Appointed Acting CEO Outlines Immediate Plans for Novogen
» Boy who Lost Limbs to Infection Gets Double-hand Transplant
» Working Capital Management Seizes Priority in North American and European Pharma Industry
» Subsidies Account for only 9% of 2016 Draft State Budget: VP
» FDA Approves Stomach-filling Balloon for Weight Loss
» Smilables' Baby Brain Development System To Aid New Parents Draws On Scientific Expertise From Top Universities
» Nutraceutix's L. reuteri Probiotic Clinically Proven to Modulate Gut Insulin Metabolism
» Philips Honors Innovation in Radiation Dose Management with the 3rd Annual ISRRT Dosewise Radiographer of the Year contest
» Stem Cell Therapy to Redefine Regenerative Medicine, says Frost & Sullivan
» Islands in focus: Sarolangun to Build Drug Rehab Center
» Reinventing Healthcare: Non-Healthcare Companies are Initiating a Surge of Innovation Within the Existing Market
» BPJS Kesehatan Violates Sharia, Says MUI
» Greater Jakarta: City to Build Clinic for the Mentally Ill
» 3,000 Face Masks Distributed in Haze-hit Pekanbaru
» World Dengue Cases Rise 30 times
» DNDi and Takeda Collaborate for the Lead Optimization for Aminopyrazole Series for Visceral Leishmaniasis
» World�s First Malaria Vaccine Gets Go-Ahead From EU Regulators
» Anthem to Buy Cigna to Create Biggest US Health Insurer
» Commentary: Children With Autism Shouldn�t Be Forced to Socialize
» Lupin Acquires Specialty Product Portfolio in Germany
» United Nations Hails China's Progress towards the Millennium Development Goals in Final Report
» 3SBio Acquires Zhejiang Wansheng Pharmaceutical
» New Reports From The Alzheimer's Association International Conference� 2015
» Two Generic Drugs Reduce Breast Cancer Deaths: Studies
» Lupin Acquires GAVIS to Expand US Generic Business
» Paradigm Shift towards Holistic Senior Care Catalyses the Global Aged Care Market, Says Frost & Sullivan
» Health Ministry, Lawmakers Want Tobacco Tax
» Eye Drop Gives Hope for Knifeless Cataract Cure: Study
» Cartus Wins Gold at the Singapore HEALTH Awards
» Promise Seen for Drug in Patients with Early Alzheimer's
» Women with Alzheimer's May Face Faster Decline than Men
» Hunt for HIV Cure Bolstered by New Research
» Poor Cost Control will Worsen JKN Deficit: Study
» Micell Technologies Announces First Patient Enrolled in Registration Trial of MiStent SES in China
» Google, Novartis and EPGL in Race to Develop First 'Autofocus' Contact Lens
» Novogen Appoints Iain Ross as Acting CEO and Re-appoints Him to the Board
» Teen in Remission from HIV 12 Years after Stopping Meds
» The Lancet Infectious Diseases Journal Publishes Results of Phase 2 Study of Lonafarnib in Hepatitis Delta Virus (HDV) Infected Patients
» UTVG Will Revolutionize the E-Cigaret
» Frost & Sullivan Awards GE Healthcare with Top Spot in the Cardiology Informatics Market
» OrbusNeich Announces Enrollment of First Patient in China Recovery Study
» Normality Returns to Hospital at Centre of Korea MERS Crisis
» Corporate Fitness App Creator Rewardz Woos Group Insurance Industry to Take on Workplace Wellness
» AMRI Acquires Gadea Pharmaceutical Group
» Speaking Opportunities Available at MEDTEC China 2015
» Deer Jet Medical to Become China's First Air Ambulance Provider of ECMO Patient Transport
» UN Says World on Way to 'Generation Free of AIDS'
» Anisina Receives Orphan Drug Designation from FDA for Neuroblastoma
» Healthcare for All: Explore Pencerah Nusantara Activities to Expand Healthcare Access in Regions
» Bigger May Not Be Better for China�s �Super Hospitals�
» Global Malaria Goals Ambitious but Achievable: WHO
» New Strategies Released to Guide Global Fight against Malaria
» Islands in Focus: 13 People with HIV/AIDS Die in Buleleng
» Unpad to Offer Free Tuition for Medical Students in 2016
» LORATI Successfully Develops An Effective Treatment for AIDS -- A Big Medical Breakthrough in Human History
» Small Animal Imaging Crucial for Drug Development and Non-Invasive Identification of Diseases in Humans
» Pre-clinical Studies Suggest Anisina May Improve Chemotherapy Effectiveness in Childhood Cancer
» Greater Jakarta: Illegal Food Seized ahead of Idul Fitri
» BioNano Genomics Announces Addition of Gene Company as China Mainland and HK/Macau Distributor
» Greater Jakarta: Illegal Food Seized ahead of Idul Fitri
» Aptuit Announces Expansion of Integrated CMC Offering (Drug Substance and Drug Product) to Phase 3 and Commercial Scale
» FDA Strengthens Heart Risk Warning in Popular Pain Relievers
» New Liberia Ebola Case 'Genetically Similar' to First Outbreak: WHO
» Greater Jakarta: Police Warn of �Bootleg Coriander�
» Autism Partnership Opens New Office in Philippines
» Consumer Group Slams Ministry of Health Over Chlorine-Tainted Sanitary Pads
» UNFPA Program to Engage Men on Papua�s Pressing Reproductive Health Issues
» Capsule Announces Reseller Agreement with InterSystems
» Island in focus: Hundreds of Kupang Toddlers Malnourished
» Stanford Visits China to Investigate the New International Hospital
» The International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Releases Global Statistics on Cosmetic Procedures
» Greater Jakarta: Health Services Remain Open for Idul Fitri
» 230 Papuans Circumcised to Curb HIV/AIDS
» All Sanitary Pads in Indonesia Contain Chlorine: YLKI
» A Safer Method to treat Cancer in Children
» CMS Changes Will Bridge Old and New Models of Chronic Care Management
» MERS Cases Keep Coming from Samsung Hospital
» US Announces First Death from Measles in 12 Years
» Parents Maintain Hope in Their Disabled Children
» Combating Three Major Chronic Diseases in Latin America With Medical Education
» Cholera Deaths in South Sudan Rise, Thousands at Risk: UN
» Thai Hospital Discharges Only MERS Case after Found Virus-free
» ViiV Healthcare and Desano Pharmaceuticals' Manufacturing Agreement Will Allow Competitive Supply of Dolutegravir in China and Several Developing Countries
» BGI Receives Accreditation from the College of American Pathologists (CAP)
» S. Korea Reports New MERS Case after Four Days of Hiatus
» JKN Penalties Increased, Fees Raised
» Diabetes Drug Helps People Lose Weight: Study
» Fears 11,000 Australian Dental Patients Exposed to HIV
» MERS � A New Disease Knocking at Our Doors
» A Nutrition Solution for Street Children
» UNICEF, WHO: Lack of Sanitation for 2.4 Billion People Undermining Health Improvements
» Shire Launches Spotlight on Gaucher Film Contest and Calls for Video Entries Sharing Experiences of Living with Gaucher Disease
» Detecting and Dealing with Strokes
» Amyko Propels Medical Alert Bracelets Into the Modern Era
» Legal System Failing Women with Disabilities
» Merck Serono Introduces New Eeva Test Version Aiming for Optimized Assisted Reproductive Outcomes
» Longer Schooling Brakes AIDS Spread: Study
» Sugary Drinks may Cause 184,000 Global Deaths a Year: Study
» Greater Jakarta: City Begins Healthy Food Operation
» Novartis Buys Pain Drug Firm Spinifex for $200m Upfront
» Samsung�s Bioepis Considers Nasdaq IPO, Seeks Funds for Product Development
» All Aboard on the Medical Train
» Bill Gates Hopeful of AIDS Vaccine in 10 Years
» S. Korea Fears MERS May Have Spread to New Hospital
» National Scene: Pilgrims must be Vaccinated for MERS: Kalla
» Airports to Install Thermo Scanners to Detect MERS: Director
» Omni Hospital Chain Owner Eyes 20 Percent Growth
» S. Korea Passes New Law to Curb MERS Outbreak
» Harrowing Death Galvanizes Support for Stricter Tobacco Control
» Indonesian Toddler Suspected With MERS Virus Tests Negative
» New UN Goals Lack Focus, Global Health Experts Warn
» Merck Launches 'More Than a Mother' Campaign Aiming to Reduce Social Suffering of Infertile Women in Africa
» BMC Medical Co., Ltd. Wins Patent Infringement Case Against ResMed (RMD)
» Little India Dentist Dental Seeks to Provide Good and Affordable Dental Care to More Singaporeans
» Govt on Alert over Thailand�s First MERS Case
» New Insulin 'Smart Patch' could Help Diabetes Patients
» How to Maintain the Sustainability of Health Insurance
» Turtle Beach Corporation Partners With Amplified Resource Group, LLC For Groundbreaking HyperSound Clear� Hearing Solutions Product
» L'Oreal Announces the 2015 Awardees of Its International Awards for Social Responsibility in Dermatology
» Merck to Venture into Property, Management Business
» S. Korea Reports Two Deaths, Three New MERS Cases
» Study Links Erectile Dysfunction Drug with Skin Cancer
» S. Korea Reports Three New MERS Cases
» S. Korea Reports 25th MERS Death, No New Cases for First Time in 16 Days
» National Scene: 70% of Smokers are Teenagers: Expert
» Chinese Patient in Surabaya Tests Negative for MERS Infection
» Thailand Took Four Days to Confirm First MERS Case; Scores Monitored
» Group Calls for Faster Action on Hep C
» Illegal Food Seized
» North Korea Claims it has Cure for MERS, Ebola and AIDS
» Your Blood Donation Matters
» Tips for Staying Healthy during Ramadhan
» Depok to Expand 24-hour Healthcare Services
» Thailand Confirms First MERS Case as Virus Spreads in Asia
» Bird Flu Leads to Cheaper Chicken in US
» AMRI and PerkinElmer Announce Drug Discovery Collaboration as part of the Buffalo Medical Innovation and Commercialization Hub
» Phapros to Issue $14.9m Bonds for New Plant
» Middle Class Residents Targeted in Dengue Fever Campaign
» India, China Need Cleaner Air Just to Keep Death Rate Steady
» US Tells Food Industry to Phase out Artificial Trans Fats
» Jayawijaya Regency Clarifies High HIV Prevalence
» Teens Living with HIV/AIDS on the Rise
» National Scene: Students Exposed to Tobacco Ads
» The New Technology to Cure Brain Tumor
» Islands in Focus: Free Condoms at 180 Sites in Jayapura
» Govt Issues MERS Warning for Pilgrims
» First UK User Receives World's Most Lifelike Bionic Hand
» WHO Says MERS Outbreak in S. Korea a 'Wakeup Call'
» Religious Teaching Blamed for Diphtheria Outbreaks
» Ramadhan Fast Imposes Difficult Choice on Diabetic Muslims
» IFPMA Launches Website to Show Industry�s Commitments to Prevention and Control of NCDs
» Merck Serono: Innovative Fertility Technologies Gavi and Geri of Partner Genea Biomedx Receive CE Mark
» S. Korea Reports 15th MERS Death, Seven New Cases
» WHO: MERS not Spreading outside S. Korea Hospitals
» �Dengue Fever Vaccine Available in Indonesia Next Year�
» WHO to Hold Soon MERS Emergency Meeting
» Mediterranean Diet at Risk as Globalization Bites
» EpiVax Reports $5.2 Million for New Q Fever Vaccine Means There is Hope for Vaccines On Demand
» Merck Serono Wins Two Red Dot Design Awards 2015 for High Quality Design of Fertility Pens
» Frost & Sullivan Applauds MEDITECH as Provider of Best-in-class Healthcare Informatics Products in Sub-Saharan Africa
» Developing Human Organs: 3D Bioprinting Presents the Healthcare Sector with Revolutionary Opportunities
» Drug Abuse Claims 33 Human Lives Everyday
» San Francisco Approves Health Warning on Sugary Drink Ads
» FDA Panel Backs First-in-class Cholesterol Drug
» RFID in Healthcare Expands Beyond Basic Tracking to Include Smart Cabinet Systems
» Frost & Sullivan Applauds Fidson's Impressive Revenue Growth Born of its Quality and Affordable Pharmaceuticals
» E-Cigarette Usage Surges in Past Year: Poll
» 11,370 Illegal Products Seized in BPOM Operation
» Cervical Cancer Vaccine Might Work after Just 1 Shot, Not 3
» Lippo Group Inaugurates First Myanmar Hospital, Plans $1b Investment
» Editorial: Fix the Nation�s Food Policies
» Private Hospitals Emerge the Biggest Market for Multi-Parameter Patient Monitoring Devices in the Asia-Pacific
» 5 Great Ways to Keep Your Body in Check With Tech This Summer
» SAVSU� Technologies' Specialized Shipping Container Used in Ebola Vaccine Clinical Trials by the World Health Organization
» Islands in Focus: Atambua Hospital Rp900 Million in Debt
» Asia on High Alert over Possible MERS Spread
» S.Korea Concerned About MERS� Impact on Economy, Ready to Act
» Bone Health Starts in the Womb, So Good Nutrition Key to Strong Bones Through Life
» RI Issues �Travel Advice� over S. Korea MERS Outbreak
» Commentary: The Case for a Smoker�s License
» 5th Person Dies of MERS in South Korea
» S. Korea Reports Fourth MERS Death, Confirms 41 Cases
» FDA Weighs Approval of First-in-class Cholesterol Drug
» Takeda Presents Additional Data from Alogliptin's EXAMINE Cardiovascular Safety Outcomes Trial at the American Diabetes Association's 75th Scientific Sessions
» Studies Confirm TRXE-009 Crosses the Blood-brain Barrier
» Editorial: Deal With the Drug Issue the Right Way
» Mitra Keluarga Mulls Efficiency Measures on Slow Growth
» Indonesian Academics and Experts Call for an Evidence-based Public Health Response to Drugs in Indonesia
» Under Armour's Recent Acquisitions Trump Nike in Pursuit of Digital Health & Fitness Dominance says Strategy Analytics
» Drug Abuse Triggers Regulations to Push the Development of Tamper-Resistant Opioid Formulations for Pain Management
» S. Korea Reports Third Death from MERS Outbreak
» US Regulators to Discuss 'Female Viagra'
» Fresh Cases, 700 Schools Closed in S. Korea MERS Outbreak
» ASCO 2015: Superior Overall Survival for Afatinib Compared to Erlotinib Demonstrated in Head-to-head Trial in Patients with Previously Treated Advanced Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Lung
» Novogen Expands Board with Two New Appointments
» Florescent Capabilities are the Primary Focus for Laboratories with Flow Cytometer Technologies
» Personna� Medical Showcases DermaBlade� At The 23rd World Congress of Dermatology
» Health Sense: Managing and Mitigating Childhood Myopia
» Isotope Technologies Garching Announces Successful Validation of EndolucinBeta� (n.c.a. Lutetium-177) Marketing Authorization Application by the European Medicines Agency
» Fear and Confusion in South Korea Amid Secrecy Over MERS Hospitals
» BPOM to Launch Hotline against Illegal Drugs, Cosmetics
» China Cord Blood Corporation's Special Committee Appoints Independent Financial Advisor and Legal Counsel to Evaluate Non-binding 'Going Private' Proposal
» Ground-Breaking Ceremony for Chinese Academy of Sciences' Genetic Resources R&D Center (South) Project Held in Changzhou Hi-Tech District
» Abstract #6531: Mundipharma-sponsored Acheon Study Reveals Effects of Cancer-related Pain on a Patient's Quality of Life at the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
» Uphill Battle to Quit Smoking
» China Starts Campaign to Snuff Out Smoking in Beijing
» S.Korea Fights to Contain MERS Outbreak, Considers Tough Measures
» At Least 5.4m Indonesian Children Undernourished
» Brains are Anti-evolutionary, which is Good News for Some of Us
» World No Tobacco Day 2015: Stop Illicit Trade of Tobacco Products
» Diet Food Business Blossoms as Market Grows
» Editorial: Tougher Measures on Smokers
» Secondhand Smoke Stoicism: Say What You Need to Say
» Tobacco: Are We Losing the War?
» US Military Mistakenly Ships Live Anthrax to Labs
» Debunking 7 Diabetes Diet Myths
» Medical Terms Doctors Use That You Should Understand
» Live Anthrax Sent to Australia: US Officials
» Indonesia Suffering Setbacks in Fight Against Nicotine Addiction: Activists
» Frost & Sullivan Honors CapsuleTech for Delivering Significant Value to Hospitals with its SmartLinx Medical Device Information System(R)
» Editorial: Poison on Our Plates
» Mundipharma Bolsters Support for Doctors on Front Line of Respiratory Health Efforts
» Frost & Sullivan Acknowledges Lexmark Healthcare's Energy, Creativity, and Diligence in Developing the Leading Next-Generation Healthcare Content Management Platform
» Merck Serono as Pioneer in Assisted Reproductive Treatments Takes Leading Role in Fertility Technologies Signing a Global Collaboration Agreement with Genea Biomedx
» DDW Presentation Examines Stretta As A Versatile And Effective GERD Treatment For Multiple Patient Populations
» National Scene: Surya Chandra Appointed as BKKBN Head
» People with Lupus Fight for Their Rights to Medication
» Mesothelioma Resource Mesothelioma.us Launches New and Educational Website
» Beat Jet Lag the Way Elite Athletes Do. Twice as Fast With HumanCharger
» BPOM, Police Find no Plastics in Rice
» The Race Towards a Healthier Workforce Starts Today for More Than 1000 of the World's Leading Employers
» Merck Serono Supports 7th International Thyroid Awareness Week to Unmask Hypothyroidism
» Novogen to Present at the 2015 Marcum Microcap Conference
» Greater Jakarta: City Launches Preventive Medical Action
» Govt to Monitor Market for Synthetic Rice
» Greater Jakarta: Fake Doctor Nabbed in Depok
» Girl Hospitalized after Eating 'Synthetic' Rice
» Immunization: Going Above and Beyond
» Editorial: How Sustainable is the JKN?
» Diproduksi Dalam Negeri, Obat Kanker Jadi Lebih Murah
» BPOM to Submit Lab Results to Police, Refuses to Announce Findings
» National scene: Govt Launches Antismoking Campaign
» No Synthetic Rice Found in Bulog's Warehouses
» New Public Service Announcement on Secondhand Smoke Launched
» E-cigarettes Won't Stop Tobacco Consumption: Official
» Synthetic Rice Expensive to Make: Official
» Merck Serono Announces CHMP Positive Opinion to Extend Kuvan Use to Children with PKU Below 4 Years of Age
» Fosun Pharma, HOPU Investments, CEL Healthcare Fund, and WuXi PharmaTech to Jointly Acquire U.S. Innovative Biotechnology Company Ambrx
» Markets Inspected after Synthetic Rice Report
» Thailand Could Stop Thousands of HIV Deaths With More Tests and Treatment, Study Finds
» QT Vascular Announces First Patients Enrolled In Clinical Study Of Chocolate Touch(TM) PTCA Coronary Drug-Coated Balloon
» Global Leaders Honor Senegal, the Philippines, and Uruguay for Advances in Reproductive Health
» Mio Provides Heart Rate Technology to Garmin's First GPS Running Watch with Wrist-based Heart Rate
» Patent Challenges In Five Countries Dispute Validity Of Gilead's Claims To Hep C Drug Patents That Block Treatment For Up To 59 Million People
» QIAGEN Opens New Office in Kuala Lumpur as Business Expands in Malaysia
» Detecting Prostate Cancer Through MRI Technology
» How Women Can Lower Their Risk of Stroke
» 5 Things to Consider Before Taking a Pap Smear Test
» Siloam Launches Massive Expansion, Plan to Build and Acquire Hospitals
» Miami-Based Children's Prize Seeks To Award A Quarter Of A Million Dollars To The Best Proposal That Saves Children's Lives
» Public Figures Support Global Campaign for Healthy Food Education
» Boehringer Ingelheim Acquires Pharmaxis' Phase 1 Anti-inflammatory Drug Candidate
» OrbusNeich Announces Initiation of HARMONEE Stent Study in US
» JHL Biotech Taiwan Announces Successful Manufacture and Release of First 500L GMP Drug Substance For Phase 1 Clinical Trial
» Novogen to Present at Hong Kong Investor Conference
» NantWorks Acquires Cynviloq(TM) For Up To $1.3+ Billion
» Commentary: The Antibiotic Arms Race
» Merck to Present Data at ASCO That Illustrate How the Company is Tackling Difficult-to-Treat Cancers
» FT To Host Pharma-Healthcare Summit In Singapore
» Anisina Confirmed as Effective Anti-Cancer Agent in Animal Studies
» Partners HealthCare launches year-long global initiative in support of International Nurses Day 2015
» Contrast Auto-injectors Gain Momentum in Western Europe
» ResMed Provides Update on Phase III SERVE-HF Study of Adaptive Servo-Ventilation (ASV) Therapy In Central Sleep Apnea and Chronic Heart Failure
» Mederi Therapeutic's Stretta Becomes World's Most Widely-Used Non-Surgical Treatment For Chronic GERD
» Bogor Police Confiscate 2 Tons of Allegedly Tainted Noodles
» Wholesome Eats on Demand
» RI to Host World Military Medicine Congress
» BKPM Solves Investment Bottlenecks Worth US$99 Billion
» Merck Receives FDA Fast Track Designation for Evofosfamide for Treatment of Patients Living With Advanced Pancreatic Cancer
» Activists Urge Lawmakers to Prioritize Patients Over Patents
» Lighthouse and Bosch Announce Strategic Partnership
» Autism Partnership Calls for More Training for Frontline Personnel
» Health Sense: Finding Non-invasive Solutions for Injuries
» Lupus: A Malady not to be Forgotten
» Residents Encourage to Use Free Ambulance Service
» One-third of RI Children Suffer from Stunted Growth: NGO
» Indonesia Might not Meet MDG Target on Maternal Health
» FDA Panel Backs Vertex Combination Pill for Cystic Fibrosis
» Health Sense: Ankle Arthroscopy and Treating Ankle Instability
» World Leading Drug Testing Agencies, The Drug Detection Agency (TDDA) and Omega Laboratories, Open New Zealand Laboratory
» Turtle Beach Corporation Partners With American Hearing Aid Associates For Groundbreaking HyperSound Clear� Hearing Solutions Product
» Strong Market for Digital Health Solutions Aimed at Closing Information Gaps in Patient Care, Finds Frost & Sullivan
» Frost & Sullivan Applauds Blue Belt Technologies for Establishing the Industry Standard for Image-Guided Orthopedic Surgery with its Navio(R) Surgical System
» Frost & Sullivan Acclaims BONESUPPORT's Growth Potential Bolstered by its Unique Platform Technology, CERAMENT�
» Medscape to Collaborate with CareNet to Provide Medical Education and Editorial Content to Physicians and Healthcare Professionals in Japan
» Islands in Focus: Hospital Ship Extends Operational Duty
» Students Need Early Health Education
» Red Cross Struggles to Curb Annual Blood Shortfall
» Australian Studies Confirm TRXE-009 Kills Resistant Paediatric Brain Cancer Cells
» Android and International Version of Learning App for Children with Autism Launched
» FDA Schedules Meeting on Twice-rejected Female Libido Drug
» Neusoft Releases NeuViz 128 CT for Global Markets
» WHO Projections Warn of Burgeoning Obesity Crisis in Europe
» Jokowi: Revoke Licenses of Private Hospitals That Refuse KIS Patients
» Local Bylaws Risk Stigmatizing HIV Patients
» New Research-based Pharmaceutical Industry Report Provides Insights on How to Slow Down Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and Boost Antibiotic R&D
» Martina Berto Q1 Profit Rises on Higher Sales
» Study Finds �Disturbing� Health Warnings on Cigarette Packaging Are Effective
» Indonesia�s Health Ministry Gives WHO Access to Bird Flu Samples Again
» Pictorial Warnings on Cigarette Packs not in Line with Regulations: YLKI
» BPJS Kesehatan Needs more Cash
» Cigarette Warnings Covered by Excise Bands: Survey
» Govt Starts Distribution of Social Benefit Cards
» Global Pandemic of Fake Medicines Poses Urgent Risk, Scientists Say
» RI Children Struggling with Chronic Malnutrition
» Reaching Every Child with Vaccines
» Diet Pepsi Dropping Aspartame on Customer Concerns
» India Vows to Press Tobacco Companies for Bigger Health Warnings
» Timah to Expand Its Hospital Unit to Boost Income Outside Tin
» Why It�s Important to Vaccinate Your Child
» One Child in Five Still Not Vaccinated: WHO
» IFPMA News Release: IFPMA Pharma�s Commitment to Global Vaccine Action Plan and to �Closing the Immunization Gap�
» First Lady Launches Nationwide Cancer Early-detection Program
» Major UN Conference to Deal with Dangerous Chemical Trade
» Cooperation on the Way to Stop Stunting
» Thousands Thrilled By USANA's Announcement To Open Operations In Indonesia
» Too Many Canteens for BPOM to Ynspect
» Islands in Focus: HIV/AIDS Cases Keep Increasing in Banyumas
» Novogen and Feinstein Institute Join Forces to Find Effective Treatments for Brain Cancer
» E-Cigarette Use Triples in US Teens
» The Proper Way to Use a Microwave
» WB Urged to Lead Fund-raising Efforts for Ebola-hit Countries
» Mentawai Puskesmas to Use Traditional Herbs
» FDA Approves New Type of Heart Failure Drug from Amgen
» Lancet and ChemRar High Tech Center Have Announced a Partnership in the Development and Production of Novel Drugs in Russia
» Final Countdown Begins for 2015 MEDTEC China South International Medical Design and Technology Exhibition
» Johnson & Johnson Pte. Ltd. to Establish Big Data Center of Excellence In Singapore
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» Kimia Farma Mulls Build-to-Transfer Plan for a Jakarta Hospital
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» Australian Studies Confirm Anisina as Potential Important New Weapon Against Melanoma
» Greater Jakarta: 10 to 15 Cops Die of Chronic Diseases Monthly
» Mylan Offers about $29B for Rival Generic Drugmaker Perrigo
» Doximity Unveils Apple Watch App for Physicians On-The-Go
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» The Gut/Brain Axis and Happier, Smarter Kids
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» Frost & Sullivan: Indonesia Healthcare Market Expected to Reach 21 Billion USD in 2019
» DKSH Supports Growth for Vitabiotics in Hong Kong and Malaysia
» Documentary Exposes Occupational Hazards of Mercury Dental Fillings
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» SAFC Launches New EX-CELL� Advanced� Products for Scalable, Efficient Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing
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» Zebra Medical Vision Launches the Most Comprehensive Medical Imaging Research Platform Globally
» Medical Costs in Korea Soar as Aging Society Looms
» Sentinel Studies Find New Microcurrent Generating Wound Dressing Effective in Disrupting Bacterial Biofilms
» Facts About Bipolar Disorder
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» Jakartans Look forward to Better Health Facilities as Hospitals Open
» LKK Health Products Group Honored with 'Outstanding CSR Award' for Four Consecutive Years
» Johns Hopkins Sued over Sexually Transmitted Disease Study
» Packed With Health Benefits, Coffee Gains Ground With Experts
» DNA Blood Test Is Accurate for Detecting Down Syndrome
» Stigma Stalks India�s Leprosy Sufferers as Disease Returns
» City Inaugurates 15 Type D Hospitals
» World Autism Day Marked in Many Cities
» �Sarang Semut� a Traditional Herbal Medicine
» Greater Jakarta: E. Jakarta to Renovate six �Puskesmas�
» Health sense: Managing Osteoporosis and Bone-mineral Density for Men
» New Media Acquiring Evergrande Wonjin and Evergrande Expanding Heath Business Pattern
» MEDTEC & NAMSA Co-organize BPMDS Symposium China
» International Vaccine Board Meeting held in Kuala Lumpur
» WHO calls on RI to Boost Food Safety Levels
» Pulmonary Hypertension Patients Burdened by High Drug Prices
» BKPM Teams up with Spy Agency to Help Investors
» Development and Commercialization of Antibacterial Drugs to Speed Up
» Make Food Safety a Priority: WHO
» BNN Signs MoU to Tackle Drug Use in Rural Indonesia
» Frost & Sullivan Uncovers How Healthcare Providers Can Achieve Better and More Cost-Effective Care Using IT Solutions
» US Pharmacists' Group Discourages Providing Execution Drugs
» Frost & Sullivan Completes Malaysia Excellence Awards (Healthcare) Judging Session; Awards To Be Presented on April 14 in Kuala Lumpur
» Mayapada Seeks to Raise $77m to Build Five Hospitals
» Senegal, The Philippines, and Uruguay Make Major Strides Towards Universal Access to Reproductive Health
» Singapore's Vibrant Healthcare Industry an Attractive Market for Advanced Diagnostic Imaging Services, says Frost & Sullivan
» New Molecular Structures Challenge Conventional Concepts of Drug Action at Receptors
» City, BPOM Play Blame Game over Tainted Ice
» Battling Nightmare Infections: US CDC�s Plan to Beat Supberbugs
» Hainan Province, Hengda Health and Korean Yuanchen Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement
» Citizen Journalism: Saving Youths from Drugs
» Tangerang Woman Free of H5N1, Remains Under Observation
» Little Vetting of Pilots for Mental Health, US Experts Say
» Varian Medical Systems Spotlights New Edge� Radiosurgery Suite for Non-Invasive Surgical Procedures at 2015 ChinaMed Exhibition in Beijing
» Holographic Optical Technologies Brings Cutting-edge Holograms to Consumer Market through Upcoming Kickstarter Campaign
» Students Teach Friends about Nutrition
» Greater Jakarta: Tainted Ice Blocks Circulating in City: Police
» Helsinn Group Signs Exclusive Agreement with Mundipharma for Distribution and Licence of Anamorelin in Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macao
» Green Cross and Nanolek Announce Strategic Partnership for Biologics Commercialisation in Russia
» The Future of Healthy Life
» Novartis Goes Hi-Tech With Pills That Snitch & More
» Commentary: When Is a �Drug Emergency� No Longer a �Drug Emergency�?
» Commentary: Orthorexia Nervosa � When Righteous Eating Becomes a Mental Health Risk
» Newborn Screening for Congenital Hypothyroidism
» Debutant Mitra Keluarga Makes a Splash at the Local Bourse
» Govt Drops Language Tests for Foreigners
» Marken Announces New Shanghai Office
» Australia's Healthcare Has Good Vital Signs, But Sustainability, Costs And Sources Of Funding Are Critical Areas, Says Frost & Sullivan
» Biomarker Testing Before First Line Therapy Key to Improving Survival Rates for Patients Newly Diagnosed With Metastatic Colorectal Cancer
» TB Patients Urged to Use Primary Care Facilities
» Gearing up to End the Overlooked Killer
» Reach, Treat and Cure Everyone with Tuberculosis
» Philips and Mount Sinai Health System Collaborate to Advance Clinical Research through New Digital Pathology Database and Analytics
» Kalbe Spared from Lawsuits in Siloam Incidents
» One RW, One Nurse to Start in June
» Islands in Focus: Another Orang Rimba Child Dies
» Orang Rimba Demand Health, Education Facilities
» Big Tobacco Cares About Vape Effects
» ADI and IAGG Select Care Expo for Education Programs
» Nuvesse Skin Therapies Announces Presentation of Top-line Clinical Data Supporting Ability of Cellulation� Technology to Actively Deliver Topically Applied Skin Therapies Faster and Deeper
» How to Build a Solid Healthcare Content Management Foundation for Data Ownership, Interoperability and a Complete Patient Record
» Sirtex Reports Preliminary SIRFLOX Study Results
» Kalbe Farma Was �Negligent� in Production of Deadly Drugs: Health Minister
» Kalbe Farma Case to Undergo Mediation
» Siloam Hospital not Found to have Committed Malpractice: Ministry
» Colombia Drug Debate Revived as Herbicide Deemed Carcinogen
» US Anti-drugs Work in Colombia Uses Cancer-linked Herbicide
» Countries Urged to Scale up TB Elimination Efforts
» Nutraceutical Industry Development Conference will be Organised during HNC 2015
» Mandatory Health Checks for Grooms-To-Be
» Greater Jakarta: City Deploys Family-planning Service Cars
» Midwifery Added to Health Scheme, but More Still Needed
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» Coke a Good Snack? Health Experts Who Work with Coke Say So
» Data Presented at ACC Demonstrates Benefits of Keystone Heart's TriGuard(TM) Cerebral Protection Device During TAVR
» [KIMES 2015] Korea's Largest Medical Expo Held
» Breast Cancer: Targeted Therapies Offer Novel Treatment Modalities
» Demand for Mitra Keluarga�s Shares Huge
» E. Java to Build Narcotics Hospital
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» New flash: IPSOS: Public has High Trust for and Awareness of JKN
» Greater Jakarta: 343 Suffer Dengue in South Jakarta
» BPOM to Continue Probe into Kalbe in Hospital Deaths
» BPJS Should be Decentralized
» Merck Books Slight Growth in 2014 Profits
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» Samsung Bioepis Submits Marketing Authorization Application For SB2, A Remicade (Infliximab) Biosimilar
» Kimia Farma Builds Rp1.3t Factory in West Java
» Cerner To Integrate Patient-Generated Data Using Validic Digital Health Platform
» Frost & Sullivan Honours Mibelle Biochemistry for its Discovery of Snow Algae Powder, an Active Ingredient for Anti-Ageing Skin Care Products
» Volcano Receives CE Mark for iFR Scout Pullback Software to Help Diagnose Serial Lesions and Diffuse Coronary Disease
» Are Undercooked Eggs Safe?
» Green Cross Expands Cell Therapy Business in China
» China's BeiGene Selects SAFC CHOZN� Platform for Commercial Drug Development
» Health Minister to Suggest Evaluation of BPJS Health Insurance
» International Cooperation Urged to Overcome Global Drug Problem
» New Objet260 Dental Selection 3D Printer Takes Digital Dentistry Realism and Precision to the Next Level
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» Tribal Children Suffer from Hunger, Illness
» Redoubled Efforts Needed to Achieve Sexual, Reproductive Health Rights: UNFPA
» Kalbe Farma Business Remains on Track Despite Weak Rupiah
» Agency Terminates Buvanest Drug Permit After Deaths
» Obesity Is Weighing on the US Economy
» 6 Reasons Why You Are Not Pregnant Yet
» Origins of AIDS Virus Strains Traced to Gorillas
» Mundipharma Demonstrates How You Can Keep Yourself And Your Loved Ones Protected With BETADINE In Relieving Influenza Symptoms
» Innovative App Determines Prostate Cancer Risk Level
» Denovo Biopharma Licenses Late-Stage Neuroscience Drug From Lilly For Development As A Personalized Medicine
» Frost & Sullivan Applauds Neopeutics' Commitment to Accelerating the Delivery of New Nature-Based Pharmaceuticals and Therapeutics
» Dig up Knowledge of Bamboo for Healing
» National Scene: BPOM Monitors Recall of Kalbe Drugs
» Greater Jakarta: City Gives BPJS Cards to Inmates
» National Scene: Minister Maintains Impartiality in Kalbe Case
» Prevent Conflicts of Interest in Reducing Malnutrition
» RI, Hungary Cooperate in Higher Education for Health
» BPOM Assures Total Recall of Drugs Allegedly Tied to Deaths
» Greater Jakarta: Leprosy Hospital Provides Integrated Services
» The 8 Side Effects of Vitamin D Deficiency
» Too Many Waiting for Blood Stem Cell Transplants: Study
» Omnicell, Inc. Signs Agreement to Acquire Germany-based Pharmacy Automation Provider, MACH4 Pharma Systems
» Embrace the Future of Medical Technologies with Frost & Sullivan
» Introducing Lully - the ONLY Proven Solution to Night Terrors
» Saudi Reports 10 MERS Deaths in a Week
» Minister: BPJS Kesehatan Premiums to Increase This Year
» Mitra Keluarga to List on IDX in March
» Euthanasia and Living Wills in Malaysia - Two Sides of the Coin
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» Ebola Drug Shows some Promise in First Tests in West Africa
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» Eating Peanuts Early Could Prevent Allergy in Infants
» 5 Natural Ways to Increase Thrombocyte Levels
» Investigation Into Deadly Drug Mix-Up Continues
» University of Tubingen and Mediso Enter Into a Collaboration to Develop a Preclinical PET Insert for Simultaneous Acquisition in High Field MRI Systems
» Merck Serono and Sysmex Inostics Announce First Liquid Biopsy RAS Biomarker Testing Center Opens: Important Milestone for mCRC Patients
» Rehab for 400,000 Drug Abusers in 2016
» US Authorities Discover Deadly 'Bourbon' Virus
» Not All Germs Are Created Equal
» US Experts Declare Cholesterol No Longer a Concern
» WHO Gives Green Light to 15-Minute Ebola Test
» India Struggles to Contain H1N1 Outbreak as Death Toll Hits 700
» Saudi Healthy Ministry Data Show Surge in MERS Deaths
» Drug-Resistant Malaria Parasite Said to Be Spreading
» Safeguard Against Cancer: The Lifestyle Changes You Can Make Now
» Ground-breaking Research and Healthcare Innovations Revealed at the World Innovation Summit for Health (WISH) 2015
» Eastern Europe Rises as the Top Region for Healthcare Investments
» BPOM Suspends Distribution of Kalbe Farma�s Buvanest Spinal Linked to Deaths
» Flu Shot Said to Protect Against New Strain of H7N9
» Ebola-Hit Nations Pledge to Eradicate Virus in 60 Days
» Ministry Requests Rp654b to Improve Primary Healthcare Services
» One Million Drug Addicts Need Medical Care
» Jakartans Warned of Rising Dengue Fever
» Kinex Pharmaceuticals Licenses Patents from Hong Kong Polytechnic University
» Jakarta Governor Seeks Tough Stance Against Toxic Food
» Merck Strengthens Presence as Leading Oncology Company by Taking Full Promotional Responsibility for Erbitux in Japan
» That Glass of Merlot May Not Actually Be Good for Your Health
» BioFire Defense, a bioMerieux Company, Receives Prestigious Frost & Sullivan's 2014 Global New Product Innovation Award for its FilmArray(R) Ebola Test
» Understanding Degenerative Diseases and Its Prevention
» 5 Simple Things That May Lead To Cervical Cancer
» Commentary: How to Boost Child Survival in Indonesia�s Remote Regions
» Jokowi Urged to Sign Tobacco Treaty to Protect Children
» Govt to Raise Age of Marriage
» All Puskesmas to be Able to Detect Cancer
» AIDS Activists Use Social Media to Reach Gay Community
» Ebola Cases on Rise for First Time this Year, WHO Says
» Stocks Jump as Health Care, Energy Stocks Advance
» HIV not Transmitted via Used Clothing, PKBI Says
» City Allocates Rp1.3t for Health Card
» Next-Generation Delivery Models Built on Value and Quality of Care to Shape Future Healthcare, Finds Frost & Sullivan
» Next-Generation Delivery Models Built on Value and Quality of Care to Shape Future Healthcare, Finds Frost & Sullivan
» Smilables Inc. Launches a Breakthrough System Designed to Benefit Babies' Brain Development and Aid New Parents
» Octa Shines Light on Consumers' 'Tech Health'
» FDA Approves 3D-Koning Breast CT
» Affordable Funding Increase Can Save Three Million Lives Per Year From Cancer in Low- and Middle-income Countries (LMICs) by 2030
» U.S. FDA Grants Priority Review to YONDELIS� NDA for Advanced Soft-tissue Sarcoma
» Innovations in Oncologic Imaging Are Enabling Earlier Detection of Cancers
» Jokowi Promises War on Drugs for a �Golden Indonesia�
» Commentary: How to Eradicate Anti-Vaccine Fever
» ADES Expands into Cosmetic, Health-product Business
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» Govt to Increase Narcotics Rehab Facilities
» Magnifying Impact of Health Coverage to Save Women�s Lives
» Pasar Rebo Puskesmas Favorite among LGBTs
» Govt Wants to Rehabilitate 100,000 Drug Addicts in 2015
» Govt to Extend Activation of JKN Insurance to One Month
» Siloam Hospital Eyes Further Expansion in 2015
» Vomaris and Arthrex Announce Exclusive Global Distribution Agreement for Procellera� Technology
» FOXFIRE and FOXFIRE Global Studies Complete Patient Enrolment
» MicroConstants China In-licenses Global Rights of AA98 Antibody Drug Candidates from Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
» The Society for Clinical Data Management: Looking Back on 2014, Forward to 2015
» US Based Non-Profit To Open A Children's Hospital In Lao PDR
» Probe Links Sugary Drinks with Earlier Menstruation
» Vouchers and Cyber-friends: New Keys to Good Health?
» China Cord Blood Corporation and Cord Blood Registry Enter Into Strategic Collaboration
» Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Bio-Rad's Digital PCR Platform, the QX200� AutoDG� Droplet Digital� PCR System For New Product Innovation
» BioXcel Initiates Rare Disease Project with Alexion Utilizing Big Data Innovation Lab
» NEC Delivers Infrared Thermography Cameras as a Countermeasure Against Ebola
» Commentary: Asia-Pacific Can Lead World to End AIDS Epidemic
» Malnutrition, Stunted Growth Plague even Fish-rich Regions
» Puffing Away: The Smoke Around the Science of E-Cigarettes
» These Peculiar Indonesian Fruits Are Actually Good for Your Kidneys
» Gates Foundation Sees Huge Gains Against Disease, Poverty by 2030
» WHO Warns of NCD Threat
» WHO Urges more Action to Fight Non-communicable Diseases
» Govt, Civil Society Team up to Control HIV/AIDS
» China Diagnosed 104,000 New HIV/AIDS Cases in 2014
» Sales of Traditional Jamu Projected to Hit Rp20t in 2015: Industry Minister
» Indonesia�s Addiction to Sugar and Fat
» If You Work at a Desk in an Office too Long, You�ll Turn Violent One Day
» BKPM to Facilitate More Investment in Petrochemical, Pharmaceutical and Steel
» BKPM to Trial New Licensing System in Major Provinces
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» 70 Children in N. Sulawesi HIV Positive
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» Govt Pushes for More Research on Herbal Medicine
» Discourse: While on the Brink of Overclaim, More Hospitals Join JKN Program
» After Shaky Start, JKN Progress is Praised
» Why Getting Fitter Boosts Even the Survival of the Fattest
» Researchers: IMF Policies Hindered Ebola Response
» Drug Cases on the Rise Nationwide
» Healthcare Program Needs Effort, Patience, But Worth It Say Users
» Raising Tobacco Tax Improves National Health, Economic Benefits
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» Govt Mulls Raising JKN Premium to Control Bills
» A*STAR Scientists Discover Gene Critical for Proper Brain Development
» Global Life Expectancy Rises
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» Soaring Bills Bring Trouble for BPJS
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» Are Indonesian Physicians Ready for ASEAN Economic Community?
» Bio Farma Continues Presidency of the Developing Country Vaccine Manufacturers Network (DCVMN)
» Bio Farma Awarded Gold PROPER by the Indonesian Ministry Of Environment&Forestry
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» WHO Warning as China Says Nearly 500,000 Living With HIV
» Inmates With HIV Told to See the Shrink
» Companies Risk Double Payments on Health Care
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» BPJS Mulls Revising Health Insurance Regulation
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» Philips� Health Division Sees Strong Growth in RI
» Health Sense: Pelvic Organ Prolapse can be Managed with Surgery
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» Obesity Causes 500,000 Cancer Cases per Year, Says WHO
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» Jokowi Unveils Slate of Social Benefit Cards to Confusion
» Experts: Surabaya Brothel Closures Hit HIV Prevention
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» Indonesia Urged to Guard Against New Co-Epidemic: Tuberculosis and Diabetes
» Jokowi Launches Indonesia Health Card and Smart Card
» Jokowi Launches Indonesia Health Card and Smart Card
» Oxfam Outlines Barriers to Tackling Ebola
» Patient Suspected of Having Ebola Hospitalized in Madiun
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» Indonesians Say Health Important, but Don�t Act on It: Research
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» IPMG initiates public-private collaboration against graft in healthcare sector
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» Lippo to Build $40m Siloam Hospital in Bandung
» Sumatra Lab Teaches Rapid Rabies Test
» PMI to Build Plants That Make Bags Holding Blood and Plasma, Reducing Imports
» House Passes New Insurance Law after 2 Years of Deliberation
» Two More Report Controversial Clinic
» YLKI: Muslim Consumers Need Halal Protection
» Siloam Plans to Open 29 New Hospitals by 2017
» Woman Files Report against Controversial Clinic
» �Jolie Effect� Behind Rise of Breast Cancer Tests: Study
» Risk of Mutant Airborne Ebola Possible but Unlikely: Scientists
» European Commission Grants Lilly and Boehringer Ingelheim's Insulin Glargine Product Marketing Authorisation In Europe
» Hunger Easing Globally, but 1 in 9 People Reported to Be Undernourished
» Red Cross Eyes Brides, Grooms as Potential Blood Donors
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» Zebrafish Genes Linked to Human Respiratory Diseases
» Liberian President Appeals to Obama for US Help to Beat Ebola
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» BPOM Confiscates Illegal Drugs and Cosmetics
» House to Pass Health Workers Bill Despite Protests
» Taking Preventive Steps in Indonesia to Fight Ebola
» Death of Patient With High Fever Sparks Ebola Fears in Medan
» Ebola Death Toll Rises to at Least 2,296: WHO
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» One Person Commits Suicide Every 40 Seconds: WHO
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» Needle-Free Delivery Devices Shape the Future of Vaccines, Says Frost & Sullivan -- Emerging technologies will include 'smaller than a fingernail' nanopatch vaccines
» Data From Global Atrial Fibrillation Registry Show Antithrombotic Agents Not Optimally Used to Prevent Stroke
» Sido Muncul Takes Control of Rival Berlico in Rp 124.9b Deal
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» Health Insurance Take-up Remains Low
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» WHO: More Ebola Cases in Past Week than Any Other
» Danger of Ebola as Haj Pilgrims Kept in Dark
» SBY to Initiate Int�l Meeting on Ebola
» Takeda Announces Completion of the Post-Marketing Commitment to Submit Data to the FDA, the EMA and the PMDA for Pioglitazone Containing Medicines Including ACTOS
» Frost & Sullivan: Change in Demographics and Surge in Domestic Manufacturing Drive Asia-Pacific Medical Devices Market
» Health Needs to Become a Priority in Indonesia
» China Says to Let Foreign Investors Set Up Hospitals
» Frost & Sullivan Applauds Volpara Solutions' Clear Vision in Identifying the Importance of Dose Tracking and Quantitative Analytics in the Early Detection of Breast Cancer
» Japan to Increase RI Nurse Quota in 2015
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» LIPI Awards Three Inventions
» Frost & Sullivan: Healthcare Investor Focus on Malaysia Grows, Bolstered by Government Support and Medical Tourism
» No Ebola Case in RI: Ministry
» Ebola Virus Spread Continuously Monitored: Minister
» Why Indonesia Should Legalize Abortion
» Novel Gene Predicts Both Breast Cancer Relapse and Response to Chemotherapy
» Sierra Leone Makes Hiding Ebola Patients Illegal
» Jiwasraya Mulls IPO plan amid Acquisition Reports
» Indonesian Ulema Council to Hold Halal Expo
» Strengthening Surveillance Key to Keeping Ebola from Indonesia
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» American Green Technology(R) Installs HRMS Technology in Plastic Surgery Clinic in Hong Kong
» Aptuit SSCI Adds Ultra High Resolution Q-TOF Mass Spectrometer for Large & Small Molecule Analyses
» Lincor Unveils Next Generation TV-based Patient Engagement Solution
» Amerigen Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Announces that its Chinese Subsidiary, Suzhou Amerigen Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd., has Received Chinese FDA (CFDA) Approval and has Subsequently Launched its Generic Mecoba
» Solid Public-Private Partnership the Key to Successful SJSN
» Western National Interests Are Driving Drug Development
» Disease Outbreak Control Discussed at GHSA Meeting
» Council Urges Universal Access to Health Coverage
» Indonesia�s Abortion Clause at 40 Days Draws Further Ire
» Domestically Manufactured ARV Medication Warmly Welcomed
» Govt Prepares Rules on Abortion
» Health Ministry Prepares New Healthcare Services Rates
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» New Life Sciences Research Reveals Early Stage Treatments to Help Scientists in the Fight against Ebola
» A Young Legislator�s Push for Health Care for the People
» Behind the Rise in Indonesia�s HIV/AIDS Numbers, Weak Policies
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» Liberia Gives Experimental Ebola Drug to Three African Doctors
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» Coherus Announces CHS-1420 (Investigational Adalimumab Biosimilar) Meets Primary Endpoint In Pivotal Pharmacokinetic Clinical Study
» Remember the Movie �Outbreak?� Yeah, Ebola�s Not Really Like That
» Education, Health Tops President Yudhoyono`s Agenda
» Study: Too Much Exercise may be Bad for Heart
» New Lower Cost Lupus Diagnosis Kit from Indonesia
» Ebola Highlights Growing Global Virus Threat: Experts
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» Kalbe Eyeing Phapros Stake in 2015 IPO
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» Liberia Says US Authorities OK Use of Experimental Ebola Drug
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» WHO Declares Ebola Epidemic an International Health Emergency
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» New Nigeria Ebola Cases Amid Fears Epidemic �Out of Control�
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» Mundipharma Announces Principal Partner Sponsorship for Singapore's National Day Parade 2014
» Accenture and Philips Announce Proof of Concept App to Show how ALS Patients could Gain Greater Control of their Lives through Brain, Voice and Eye Commands
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» Ebola Death Toll Rises to 887: WHO
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» WHO Launching $100 Million Plan to Combat Ebola
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» A Treatment Revolution is Underway: All-Oral Therapies Transform Global Hepatitis C Antiviral Market
» Frost & Sullivan: Integration of Services is Crucial for Patient-Centric Healthcare Systems
» IFPMA Supports World Hepatitis Day 2014
» Kalbe Farma�s First-Half Profit Rises 8%
» Action Needed ASAP to Fight Viral Hepatitis
» Fast-Tracking the Global HIV Response - Day 5 at AIDS 2014
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» Sido Muncul�s First-Half Profit Surges 87%
» Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Siemens Healthcare with the Product Leadership Award for Innovative Techniques in Abdominal Imaging
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» BGI Tech Launches Human Whole Exome Sequencing Service on Complete Genomics' Advanced Platform
» Sido Muncul Sets $30 Mln Acquisition Plan for Smaller Herbal Makers
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» MDiT Forum and Regulation Summit 2014: Gearing up MD Development by Regulation & Innovation
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» IBA Receives FDA Approval of its New Compact Gantry Clearing the Way for Proteus�ONE
» Cryoport and DHL Partner to Provide Cryogenic Logistics Solutions for Life Sciences and Healthcare Clients
» BioSpain 2014 Expands its Investment Forum Through Wider Range of Investor Profiles and more Participating Companies
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» CEM's Breakthrough High-Efficiency Peptide Synthesis Technology Wins R&D 100 Award
» UNFPA Launches First Reproductive Health Clinics for Young People
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» Abbott to Sell its Developed Markets Branded Generics Pharmaceuticals Business to Mylan
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» Fortris10: The Antioxidant Answer to Supporting Your Health
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» RI Gets Tough on Illegal Liquor and Cigarettes
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» Frost & Sullivan: Indonesia Continues to be One of the More Attractive Markets in ASEAN for Foreign Healthcare Companies
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» Editorial: Urgent Steps Needed to Reduce Smoking
» Indonesia Rolls Out Graphic Health Warnings on Cigarette Packs
» AMRI Announces Early Termination of HSR Waiting Period for Acquisition of Oso Biopharmaceuticals Manufacturing
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» One Week for Companies to Put Graphic Warnings on Cigarettes
» Avian Flu Claims Victim in Jakarta
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» BPOM Shines Spotlight on Cadbury, Bourbon
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» WHO Reports Deteriorating Air Quality in World�s Cities
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» PMI, US to Hold Blood Donor Campaign
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» Frost & Sullivan Applauds Definiens' Strong Technology Portfolio for the Effective Data Analysis of Histology Images
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» Ebola Death Toll Rises to 142 in Guinea and Liberia: WHO
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» RI Needs Rp382t to Reach MDG Sanitation Goal
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» 'Obamacare' Under Attack as Conservatives Eye 2016
» Scientists Try 3-D Printer to Build Human Heart
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» Govt Told to Improve Access to Health Services
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» Glaxo Said to Fire Workers, Withhold Bonuses in China
» Pfizer Reports Promising Results for Cancer Drug
» Gates, Conglomerates Sign MoU on Philanthropy
» Bali to Build Dialysis Center
» Bill Gates Visits RI to Make Charitable Contribution
» IPMG Signs Anti-Gratification MoU
» Hospitals Across Indonesia Ready Psychiatrists for Indebted Election Candidates
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» Bill Gates to Donate to Indonesian Health Care
» Dengue, Malaria Impact Socioeconomic Growth: WHO
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» Global Laders Celebrate Progress in Fight Against NTDs
» Govt Urged to Ratify FCTC Immediately
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» WHO Certifies Indonesia, Other Asian Nations Polio Free
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» 7 Million Deaths Linked to Air Pollution Annually: WHO
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» Pictorial Warnings on Cigarette Packs Start June 24
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» Countries Urged to Reach 1 Million �Missing� TB Cases
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» View Point: Indonesia�s �Smoking Guns�: Drugs, Tobacco and Forest Fires
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» Pfizer to Increase Capacity with New Factory
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» CPhI Pharma Insights: R&D Report
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» Drugmakers Actavis, Biogen, Valeant Hold Near Highs
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» Minister Asks MUI to Give up Halal Label
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» Program Launched to Increase Awareness of Cervical Cancer
» Group Calls for More Support for Breastfeeding Mothers
» Island Aims for Better Health Coverage
» Breastfeeding Could Reduce Infant Mortality Rates
» After Two Months, National Health Care still Unpopular
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» Halal Labeling: The Next Gold Mine
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» Mandiri Agrees to Acquire 80% of InHealth
» Koja Hospital to be Upgraded
» Ulema Council Denies Halal Certification Graft
» Emergency Status Declared as Haze Worsens
» Bali Cancels Tobacco Event after Groups Protest
» Unhealthy Lifestyle, Diet can Trigger Breast Cancer
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» Indonesia to Revise Negative Investment List, While UBS Sees Weaker Rupiah
» Polio-like Illnesses Called a 'Rare Phenomenon'
» Study: MERS Virus Infecting Camels since 1992
» Tarakan Hospital Gets Another Status Upgrade
» Bali at Loss on Health Integration
» Respiratory Infection Sufferers on the Rise in Riau
» Obstacles to Health Scheme Described
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» Speakers List for Nextgen China 2014 Announced � Main Topic To be Generics Consistency Evaluation
» Frost & Sullivan: Healthcare Urgently Requires Business Process Change
» Frost & Sullivan Honours Healthcare Leaders at the 2014 Australia Healthcare Awards
» Herbal Remedies Billionaire Emerges in Indonesia With Seahorses
» �Living Drug� Kills Leukemia in 88 Percent of Patients
» Medicine Goes Mobile in US With Smartphone Apps, Devices
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» Frost & Sullivan: Government Investments in Healthcare Foster the Brazilian Market for In Vitro Diagnosis Reagent Kits
» TriReme Medical Signs Distribution Agreement with Cordis Corporation
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» Sido Muncul Builds New Plant
» Illegally-imported Traditional Medicines must be Stopped: Industry Minister
» Govt Orders Enforcement of Smoke-free Bylaw
» Saudi Arabia Reports 1 More Death from New Virus
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» Kalbe Farma Records Healthy Growth in 2013
» 51 Drug Addicts Die Every Day
» Avian Flu Kills Thousands of Birds in Sragen
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» Type 2 Diabetes Next Generation Therapeutics Create Vast Opportunities in Europe, says Frost & Sullivan
» Britain to Ban Smoking in Cars Carrying Children
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» Campaigners Hope Planned Bali Tobacco Forum Ends Up in Smoke
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» Indonesia Prepares Bird Flu Vaccines Amid Poultry Deaths
» JKN Covers Screening Exams for Early Breast and Cervical Cancer Detection
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» Chinese Scientists Alarmed at New Virus
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» US to Give $1 million for Maternal Health Research
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» 8.5 Million Employees Registered as BPJS Members as of January: Ministry
» US Launching Anti-smoking Campaign Aimed at Youth
» Swine Flu Kills 24 across Egypt
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» Incentives for BPJS Doctors still under Discussion
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» Kimia Farma to Become Integrated Health Care Provider
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» Govt Boosts Budget for Poverty Program
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» Cigarette Taxes to Finance Healthcare
» Mice Evolve to Numb Pain of Scorpion Stings
» New China H7N9 Strain Gives Kick to Mutant Bird Flu Research
» Tobacco Control Stumps Indonesia�s Health Minister
» RI Suffers Setback in Fight against Maternal Mortality
» Pharmaceuticals Expect Boon from BPJS Program
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» Healthcare Preparation in Chaos
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» WB Predicts $700m in Funds for Women and Children�s Health
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» Two Saudis Die of MERS Virus: Ministry
» Siloam Still Aiming for 40 Hospitals in Five Years
» Kalbe Mulls Expansion Into Myanmar and Vietnam
» Alzheimer�s on the Rise in Indonesia: Health Ministry
» RI Cuts Back on Expat Workers
» Measles Elimination by 2020: WHO
» Yogyakarta Gets Low Score for Health Budget
» HIV/AIDS Program Should Involve GWL
» City�s Health Program Leads the Way
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» Low Estrogen May Play a Role in 'Male Menopause'
» 90 Percent of Smokeless Tobacco Users Live in SE Asia
» HIV/AIDS Prevention Efforts Among Workers Not Sufficient
» Indonesia�s Hidden Hepatitis C Time Bomb
» Health Ministers Adopt New Delhi Declaration on High Blood Pressure
» Indonesia�s 1st Hajj Pilgrims Set Off as Govt Issues MERS Virus Advice
» MERS Virus: Combination Drugs Seen as Treatment Option
» Smoking Warning Works Just on Front of Cigarette Pack
» Reproductive Health Should be in Curriculum
» Malaysian Researchers Say Air Fresheners Can Have Poisonous Effects
» Southeast Asian Govts Target NCDs
» RI Struggles to Produce Herbal Medicine Ingredients
» Killer Gap in Healthcare for Kids in RI Persists: WV
» Diabetes Will Cost the Nation Dearly Next Year
» Health Care Cost Shuts Out the Poor
» Health Sense: Watching Out for Kyphosis, Scoliosis and Crooked Spines
» Asean Youth Conduct Health Workshops in Sumatra
» Mobile Mental Health Care Pilot Starts in Indonesia
» Work Together to Prep for Disaster: MSF
» Gut Bacteria Link to Obesity Illnesses: Study
» Dangerous Lead Levels Found In Indonesian Household Paints: Study
» SOHO Partners with German Firm to Boost Affordability
» RI develops extract plant for herbal medicines
» Indonesia Launches Five-Disease Vaccine
» Investors Keen on Pharmas with Biological Products Portfolio
» Chikungunya hits Duren Sawit district
» Virus Not Likely to Dissuade Hajj Pilgrims
» Health Sense: Endometriosis, pregnancy and fertility
» New Case of H7N9 Bird Flu Confirmed in China: Officials
» High-Risk Smokers Should Get Imaging Scans, Panel Says
» Taiwan Orders More Human Vaccine As Rabies Returns
» Schizophrenic Patients Go Untreated
» RI Should Prepare for Ageing Population
» Doctors Want Raise in Healthcare Scheme
» Only One in Five Countries Implements WHO Code on Infant Formula
» Kalbe Farma Powers Through the Slowdown
» Govt Prepares Rp 18.4t Fiscal Space for Infrastructure,Social Security
» Kalbe Farma to Boost Production with New Milk Plants in W. Java
» Activists demand cheaper Hepatitis C drugs
» Pfizer Sells Key Vaccine Cheaply to Poor Countries
» Study: MERS Virus May Be Deadlier Than SARS
» WHO Warns Against Complacency in Fight Against Leprosy
» FDA Considers Tightening Rules on Menthol Cigarettes
» Down Syndrome�s Extra Chromosome Silenced In Lab Cells
» IFPMA launches new anti-fake medicines video
» US Govt Helps RI to Fight Stunting, Malnutrition
» Rabies Haunts Island Again as Rabid Dog Bites Five Residents in Gianyar
» Memory Decline May Be Earliest Sign of Dementia
» Coronavirus Not Global Health Emergency, WHO Panel Says
» Indonesia Denies Further Hajj Restrictions Amid MERS Concerns
» Nearly Six Million Die From Smoking Every Year: WHO
» Govt Steps Up Efforts in Fight Against Spread of Hepatitis
» Law Aims to Bolster Training of Doctors
» IFPMA releases �Never Stop Advancing� video
» Stunted, Overweight Generation
» 16 Million Teenagers Give Birth Each Year, Says UN
» 5 Percent Allocation for Health Unlikely: Deputy Minister
» New Law Aims to Place More Doctors in Rural Areas
» City Recommends Rate Increase for KJS Hospitals
» New Scan to Aid Detection of Alzheimer�s
» Shift Workers Face Higher Risk of Miscarriage, Lower Fertility
» Study: Air Pollution Cut Northern China Lifespans
» Hajj Virus Threat Spurs WHO�s Chan to Call Emergency Meeting
» Asean�s 2015 Drug-Free Target �Unrealistic�
» Heart disease is Number One Killer in Jakarta
» India�s Poor �Duped� Into Clinical Drug Trials
» Study Finds MERS Virus Has Not Yet Reached Pandemic Potential
» The Biggest Hospital in Indonesia Gets International Accreditation
» Roche Indonesia Invites People to Have Rheumatism Early Detection
» Apindo Criticizes Govt BPJS Health Contribution Announcement
» New Research Boosts Search for AIDS Cure
» Bengkulu To Help Expand Herbal Medicine Business
» Development Of Bird Flu Facilities Should Continue: Minister
» Tobacco Taxes, Smoking Bans Set To Save Millions: Study
» Online Pharmacy Crackdown Shutters 1,677 Websites
» AIDS Scientists at Malaysia Meet Express Hopes for Cure
» Traditional Medicine Suffers From Lack Of Funding
» Latest Bird Flu Strain 'Kills More Than A Third'
» Nafsiah Mboi elected to chair Global Fund board
» Scientists Warn Against Complacency on Deadly H7N9 Bird Flu
» New MERS virus spreads easily, deadlier than SARS
» RI receives FAO�s award for reduced hunger and malnourishment
» WHO Says MERS Virus Death Toll Hits 33
» Online Petition Sparks Push for Stricter Tobacco Reforms in Indonesia
» UK To Start Regulating E-cigarettes As Medicines
» Many Indonesians Getting Fatter
» Government Cancels Plan to Boost Jakarta Health Card Budget
» Drug Can Delay Ovarian Cancer Relapses: Study
» Demand, Challenges Mount in Healthcare Program
» Fee-for-Service vs Fee-for-Diagnosis
» Investing in Health
» Future Hepatitis C Blockbusters May Spawn Compulsory Generics
» Ibuprofen at High Dose Raises Heart Risk, Review Shows
» Jakarta Hospital Bed Woes Came Long Before KJS: Basuki
» HIV/AIDS cases rise due to increased testing
» Healthcare Scheme Fiasco Will Be Resolved Soon, Assures Jokowi
» Confirmed Cases of H7N9 Bird Flu Drug Resistance: Study
» Stronger Tobacco Control Needed To Save Lives
» French Researchers Recommend Stopping E-Cigarette Use in Public
» Free Healthcare Program To Go On, Says Governor Jokowi
» Scientists Cast Doubt on Alzheimer�s Cancer Drug Study
» Doctor Shortage Seen As Hurdle To Healthcare Program
» Hospitals Complain Rates Paid In Healthcare Scheme Too Low
» 14 Jakarta Hospitals Cancel Plan to Back Out of KJS Scheme
» Jakarta mulls topping up healthcare premium
» UNFPA Focuses on Contraception for 222 Million in Developing World
» World Not Ready for Mass Flu Outbreak: WHO
» Indonesia�s Nationwide Healthcare Plan Stumbles at First Hurdle
» Hospitals withdraw from city healthcare program
» Insurance schemes must cover AIDS treatment: Activist
» Bird Flu Costs China Industry $6.5 Billion: State Media
» 'Gap' for HIV Vaccine Efforts After Latest Setback
» UMY Students Invent Blood Vessel-Detecting Device
» As Hospitals Retreat, Basuki Urges Patience on Jakarta Health Card Program
» Men must be educated about virus transmission
» Indofarma to produce albumin locally next year
» Govt warns travelers of deadly virus
» Saudi Detects Four New SARS-Like Cases: Ministry
» Indofarma Plans to Triple Profit This Year
» RI imposes tighter measures for sick travelers from China and Taiwan to anticipate H7N9
» Two New Diseases Could Both Spark Global Outbreaks
» Farming Methods Put Indonesia At Same Risk of Bird Flu as China
» Toxic Waste on Par with Malaria as a Global Killer
» Study: Fish oil's work vs. heart attacks limited
» China Reports 4 More Bird Flu Deaths, Toll Rises to 31
» Scientists Develop Epilepsy Warning Device
» China Reports Latest Bird Flu Death, Toll Rises to 27
» Health Ministry to Install Scanners In Airports to Thwart Bird Flu
» RI child vaccination drive faces challenges
» RI Child Vaccination Drive Faces Challenges
» Govt to verify all meningitis shots
» Indonesia to Introduce Five-Disease Vaccine in June
» Vaccine experts recommend practical actions to support vaccine innovation and access around the world
» Another bird flu death in China
» Five non-communicable diseases drain Jamkesmas budget: Minister
» H7N9 Vaccine May Take Months: US Agency
» Bali on alert for H7N9 virus from China
» Jakarta health card pits doctors against poor patients
» Sounding the Alarm on a Silent Killer: Hypertension
» Government Downplays Reported Malnutrition Deaths in Papua
» Patients start receiving free hemodialysis
» 10 Ways to Help a Friend With Cancer
» Minister calls for even distribution of physicians in the archipelago
» Govt urged to include Lupus medication in health coverage schemes
» WHO Warns of Possible Dengue Outbreak Amid Jakarta Floods
» Jamkesmas in 2013 expanded with 10 million more entitled
» Access to Free Health Care Still a Problem
» Worries as HIV spreads like wildfire in Tangerang
» Indonesia Says it Has Found More Virulent Bird Flu Strain
» Bio Farma, Melbourne University Pair Up to Develop Compound to Boost Vaccine Efficacy
» Free health care for people with HIV, AIDS
» ASEAN countries share concerns and strategies to fight cancer
» Clinics need improving ahead of BPJS
» Indonesia Lagging on Child Health
» Government campaigns for women, children health
» Halal Law 'Will Destroy' Indonesia's Pharmaceutical Industry: Bio Farma
» Health Ministry to launch diphtheria vaccination
» HIV/AIDS prevention remains vital: Health minister
» IFPMA Recommendations to Address MNDs
» BPOM seizes Rp 150 m worth of fake drugs distributed online
» IPMG Announces 2012 IPMG Scholarship
» 500 Expectant Mothers Get HIV Annually in Bali
» Attention needed for cerebral palsy
» Better Health Care, But Is It Sustainable?
» HIV prevention needs to be reviewed
» HIV infections may hamper efforts to achieve MDGs
» Indonesian Children at Severe Risk From Preventable Diseases: Unicef
» Indonesia's Health Minister Champions Graft-Hit Bird Flu Vaccine Plant Project
» Reproductive health services provided for teens
» Jakarta and its public health issues
» HIV spread in Papua �uncontrollable�
» Sick of Expensive Prescriptions? Indonesian Doctors Association Offers a Cure
» Indonesia has most cases of dengue fever in ASEAN
» Many Still Believe Smoking Is Not Bad: Health Official
» Newly appointed health minister to accelerate targets: Ministry
» HIV Awareness Among Indonesian Youth Still Low
» Oral vaccine remains the backbone of polio eradication
» Battle against AIDS
» Third of Malaria Drugs in Southeast Asia Are Fake
» RI�s family planning remains stagnant
» Dearth of Immunization Among Indonesia�s Elderly
» Lack of awareness sees many women die from cervical cancer
» Fake Drug Traders Getting Off Easy in Indonesia: US Official
» Counterfeit drugs �a serious threat�
» CSR funds go to integrated health posts
» Hospitals Warned Not to Raise Prices �Arbitrarily� After Fuel Price Increase
» Free healthcare service goes online in July
» Generic Medicine Prices Set to Increase With Fuel Hike: Govt
» Government focuses on prevention of HIV infection
» Half of Indonesia�s Posyandu Community Health Clinics Inactive
» Growth of generic medicines lags behind potential: Industry body
» Alarm raised on HIV �epidemic� in Papua
» Ex-patients continue to fight stigma
» Experts Call On Indonesian Public to Swat Dengue Fever
» Bali Rabies Cases Fall, Alert Status Dropped
» Ministry soldiers on with nutrition programs for poor families
» Chikungunya fever threat lingers: Health Ministry
» Bali Officials Ask for More Detail in HIV-Tattoo Case
» Free cervical cancer check: Gift for women
» Govt to study full cost of cancer
» People with AIDS face social stigma, poor healthcare
» Study aims at creation of national cancer cover
» Government unveils new hospital watchdog
» Reliable medical insurance a must for quality healthcare
» Keep your feet healthy or lose them, diabetics told
» IPMG Announces 2011 IPMG Scholarship
» Free Vaccines, Better Health Centers in Jakarta
» Citizens still perceive generic drugs as low-quality cure
» Experts, First Lady Call on Women to Help Slow Scourge of Cervical Cancer
» BPOM, Interpol hunt online drug traders
» Health Ministry to Immunize Millions of Kids for Measles, Polio
» More options available to prevent HIV
» More barriers than foreign ownership
» Rp 2 billion healthcare scheme proposed
» Free Hepatitis Screenings on the Way
» Bali�s HPV prevention program faces hurdles
» Online Support a Lifesaver for Families of Schizophrenics
» Pharmacists told to be patient-oriented
» Bad Medicine? Some Sick Indonesians Have No Choice
» New approach to health issue needed
» New Rules to Help Nursing Mothers
» Community Rallies for Tiny Sufferers of Rare Immune Disease
» Govt blames hospitals for poor distribution of ARV drugs
» Don�t expect too much from social security scheme: Health Minister
» As Hepatitis Takes Its Toll, Push Is on for Cheaper Drugs
» Indonesia told to focus on health insurance
» BPJS Architect Decries Delays, Questions the Govt�s Motives
» 30 million may have hepatitis: Ministry
» Frequently Ill Child May Have Immunodeficiency
» WHO to Mark First World Hepatitis Day
» Poor environment is cause of 30% of illnesses
» Hepatitis B virus: Know it, prevent it
» Foreign Pharmaceutical Sales in First Half Reaches US$ 495 M
» 20 percent of imported medicines illegal
» Most patients complain about poor doctor rapport: Council
» Circulation of Counterfeit Drugs Predicted to Increase by 11%
» Increasing HIV Infections Alarm Monitors
» �Puskesmas� to spearhead fight against malnutrition
» Dengue Fever Still a Major Killer in Indonesia, but Vaccine Research Brings Rays of Hope
» Minister says dengue vaccine safe
» Bylaws ineffective at curbing infection, says observer
» More adults prone to hepatitis A: Expert
» New therapy offers hope for patients
» Indonesia Goes on Alert Against E. Coli Strain From Europe
» Number of children with cancer rises
» Administration pushes back rabies-free deadline to 2015
» As Cancer Spreads, Will We Be Ready?
» Don�t Let Religion Stop AIDS Prevention: Officials
» Targeted therapy touted as more effective solution
» Jakarta to test new dengue vaccine
» Filthy Toilets Still a Blight on Asian Prosperity
» Healthscare
» Indonesia: The health of the nation
» Health minister opens new multi-center
» Campaigners Mark World Malaria Day With Awareness-Raising Sleep-In
» Lack of funds blocks road to universal care
» Communities Tackle a Persistent Health Woe
» Govt Wages Fight Against Antibiotics Overuse
» Sweden offers RI lesson on universal healthcare
» Indonesia's Investors Urged to Help Heal Health System
» Babies in East Nusa Tenggara face threat of malnutrition
» Alarm as 1 in 10 Children in W. Java Found Undernourished
» Herceptin benefits early stage patients: Study
» Nationwide Study to Examine Indonesia's Health Care System
» Building a Consensus to Address the Health Threat Posed by Fake Medicines
» Tangerang children suffer from malnutrition
» Putting hope in Australian dengue trials
» Psychological support key to battling cancer
» Doctors May Be Pushing Meds for Drug Companies, Expert Warns
» Sponsored Doctors Told to Stay Accountable
» Hundreds of children malnourished
» City budgets more for evictions than healthcare
» Foreign factories will cut drug costs: Govt
» Unhealthy lifestyles give rise to new killer diseases
» Remote areas, borderlands are priority in 2011: Minister
» RI healthier but concerns persist, latest report shows
» Early track of Superbug detected
» TB remains most infectious disease among children
» Women with HIV face greater risks
» �Myths� hamper vaccination drive
» Drug Distribution Better Regulated to Fight Fakes
» No impact from generic drug price cuts
» City mulls upgrading healthcare centers
» Number of diabetics continues to soar
» Health reform: Revitalizing Indonesia�s integrated service post
» Public warned about misleading health ads
» Thousands of poor have no health insurance in Jambi
» Family acceptance erases stigma of leprosy
» Govt claims progress in health care
» The Forgotten Side Of Health Care
» Unhealthy lifestyle �No. 1 cause� of colon cancer
» HIV homes in RI likely to slide into poverty: Study
» Constant demand keeps fake drugs in the market
» Maternal deaths main block to goals
» Huge local pharmaceutical resources �remain untapped�
» No Link Found between Vaccine Mercury and Autism
» The ministry may be sued over vaccine
» Novartis claims meningitis vaccine �halal�
» View point: Healthcare for Indonesia: Universal or not?
» Sanofi-Aventis Allowing Genzyme To Digest $18.5 Billion Takeover Bid
» Who�s to blame for our antibiotics addiction?
» IDI to maintain competence tests
» Number of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Indonesia on the Rise
» No District in Lampung That is Free from HIV/AIDS
» Antibiotic overuse leads to resistance
» Treatment to Indonesian Military Personnels Infected with HIV/AIDS
» Lifestyle Pressures A Painful Warning For Young Adults
» MUI dismisses experts� claim on vaccine, defends fatwa
» No halal vaccine yet, top pharmacist says
» Indonesian Council of Ulema�s Ban on Meningitis Jab Doesn�t Make Scientific Sense, Experts Claim
» Distrust �keeps generic drug use low�
» Your Brain Can Make You Fat
» Govt set to distribute halal meningitis vaccine to pilgrims
» Nicholas D.Kristof/New York Times - The Jakarta Globe 1 August 2010
» �Ignorant parents� to blame for spike in obesity rates
» Govt Drops Non-Halal Meningitis Vaccine
» Public toilets �fertile breeding ground� for contagious diseases
» Anti-HIV Gel for Women Hailed as �Milestone� By Campaigners in Global Fight Against Disease
» Experts Urge Balanced Approach to Health Care
» Meningitis vaccines declared halal
» RI gets debt relief to aid TB plan
» Therapy May Help Lessen Effects of Peanut Allergy
» Patients lose patience with �arrogant� doctors
» Broken Health Care Drives Women to Sell Babies
» Women with AIDS are mostly housewives
» HIV/AIDS programs to cover to informal, migrant workers
» Get Moving: Cancer Survivors Advised to Hit the Gym, Even During Treatment
» Gene Revolution �Just Getting Started�
» Indonesia looking to work with China for liver transplants
» Long way for MDGs in remote areas
» UN Says Clock Ticking To Reduce Childbirth Mortality Rate by 75%
» The Jakarta Globe 21 May 2010
» World-Class Hospitals Needed in Indonesia to Stop Patient Flight: SBY
» No prescription drug role for nurses, say pharmacists
» Pharmacists disagree with nurses demanding right to prescribe
» Number of people with HIV on the rise: NGO
» Ismira Lutfia - The Jakarta Globe 16 May 2010
» The worm boy, a portrait of poor cleanliness
» Hidden Voices: Hospice Care Gives Comfort to Children at Death�s Door
» Tuberculosis hits children �silently�
» Maternal health targets hard to accomplish
» Scientists Offer New Hope in Fight Against Deadly Disease
» Mobile people more vulnerable to HIV: UN report
» 'Faithful' women at risk of HIV
» Unsafe Sex Passes Needle Use as Source of Indonesian HIV Transmission
» Food Additives During Pregnancy May Put Kids at Risk for Cancer
» Forum: HIV prevention stalled by low knowledge
» Indonesia Now Leads Southeast Asia For Keeping Tuberculosis in Check
» Put your city on the health map, WHO says
» Chinese Medicine: Does a Pill a Day Keep Illness at Bay?
» Healthcare scheme moves ahead despite critics
» Infant mortality rate still high, say experts
» National healthcare program gives priority to marginal groups
» FDA Warns Consumers about Counterfeit Alli
» The rich seize free healthcare quota
» More attention needed on health
» AIDS Prevention to Focus on Gay Men
» Health agency confirms patients� access to free care
» Free healthcare program questioned
» Push to Use Generic Drugs in Indonesian Medical Facilities
» Four children contract HIV in Bekasi
» Dessy Sagita, The Jakarta Globe January 05, 2010
» Dengue Should Be Priority for Indonesia, Not Swine Flu: Lawmaker
» Health Ministry to Extend Insurance to Disaster Victims, Institutionalized Poor
» Swine Flu the Biggest Challenge For Indonesia Health Ministry in 2009
» When access to health services becomes a privilege
» Dessy Sagita, The Jakarta Globe December 16, 2009
» Illegal fees hamper low-cost healthcare
» 6 Children Being Seen for Suspected Kawasaki Disease
» Anti-Filariasis Campaign Stepped Up After Deaths
» Govt told to increase efforts to reduce infant mortality rate
» Rp 5.125t in health insurance set for more recipients
» HIV/AIDS Patients Complain Discrimination in Indonesia
» KPK grills former health minister as witness
» Deaths Not Caused by Medicine: Ministry
» Drug poisoning cases on the rise
» MNCs working against Indian drug firms, Anand Sharma tells WIPO chief
» Glaxo study backs simultaneous flu jabs
» Generics Producers: Criminal Sanctions Can Stop Counterfeit Drugs
» WHO investigating Bandung `drug poisoning'
» Psoriasis: Why People Shouldn�t Suffer in Silence
» Govt to provide nation-wide access to health for the poor
» Cabinet 2009: Health, Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih
» Let me prove it all in my work: Endang
» Ecuador paves way for compulsory licences
» European industry to be commended on its anticounterfeiting pilot
» Learning from history
» EU/South Korea trade deal includes pharma data protection and patent extensions
» South Africa: Successful Thai Vaccine May Be Tested in This Country
» Parallel traders express concerns over industry's counterfeiting pilot
» New health minister to keep Namru-2 closed
» Osteoporosis a Threat to 40% of Population
» New health minister faces questions of credibility
» Choice of Endang for Health Minister Revives Virus, Espionage Issues
» Nila Moeloek interviewed for health minister
» Islanders suffer anemia, malnutrition: Survey
» Anemic conditions prevalent among infants on the Thousand Islands
» Indonesian Government to Cut State Health Insurance
» A New War on Drugs: Stopping the Counterfeit-Medicine Trade
» NDA chief quizzed over fake drugs
» 10 Countries Distributing Illegal Drugs to RI
» Cell Research Earns Trio the Nobel Prize in Medicine
» Europe OKs AZ/B-MS' new diabetes treatment Onglyza
» China's booming counterfeit medicine trade
» UK watchdog rules out action on Roche
» Realising the human right to health
» Business big shot: David Brennan, chief executive of AstraZeneca
» FDA Expresses Concerns With Glaxo Cancer Drug
» New law threatens hospitals: Doctors
» HIV Patients Gaining In Developing World
» Fighting fake drugs
» EU's CHMP endorses H1N1 vaccines by Novartis and GSK
» Glaxo to share vaccine technology with Brazil as part of sales pact
» New law tightens regulation for hospitals
» Sanofi Pasteur Commends Results of First HIV Vaccine Study to Show
» Drugmaker reports shortage of kids' Tamiflu
» EU �urgently needs incentives for antibiotic R&D�
» Benefit and Doubt in Vaccine Additive
» GlaxoSmithKline changes doctor training policy
» European Commission seeks greater collaboration and less legislation on counterfeits
» House urged to delay health bill endorsement as govt tries to abandon duties
» Forcing Foreign Drug Makers to Open Factories Won't Hurt Industry: KPPU
» ICW Says Health Care for Indonesia's Poor in Critical Condition
» First Stem Cell Drug Fails 2 Late-Stage Clinical Trials
» Tamiflu Generics Production Planned
» Social security programs need review
» US watchdog eases way for GSK vaccine
» China's drug contractors on a fast-growth track
» New Antibodies to HIV Found
» Taking Risk for Profit, Industry Seeks Cancer Drugs
» China to raise drug quality through raising GMP and CP standards
» Merck Leadership to Stay Mostly Intact
» HEALTH-THAILAND: Threats to Generic Drugs Policy Alarm Activists
» NGOs ask industry associations to reject TRIPS Plus IP enforcement agenda in India
» Pharmaceutical giants eye China's booming market
» Getting Real About Fakes
» Flu Vaccine Ineffective on High-Risk Groups
» Gates Foundation Sells Off Most Health-Care, Pharmaceutical Holdings
» AIDS funding limited, goes to �low-impact' programs
» Another death takes national H1N1 flu toll to five
» Health Sector Liberalization: Foreign [Investors] May Have Full Share Ownership in Pharmaceutical Industry
» Drug Information Provided by Pharma Companies Often Too Complex, According to New Report by Cutting
» A Global Subsidy: Key To Affordable Drugs For Malaria?
» Latin American countries look set to form united IP front
» New superbug resistant to antibiotics and more difficult to tackle than MRSA
» Editorial: Research and ethics in China
» Opposing view: Don't stymie drug research
» Our view on generic medications: Drugmakers seek excessive monopolies on �biologics'
» U.S. rules aim to help dying patients access drugs
» More than 400 reports of suspected adverse reactions to swine flu drug
» Mexico scraps plant requirement for biotech drugs
» The New Sentinel Network - Improving the Evidence of Medical-Product Safety
» Poverty, Wealth, and Access to Pandemic Influenza Vaccines
» Big Pharma may have to limit little gifts to doctors
» New Thai IP strategy toughens stance but raises concerns
» Clinical Trials, Wrapped in Red Tape
» A partial approval for Amgen's osteoporosis drug
» Indonesia seeks cap on pharma promotional spending
» UK ruling says counterfeit goods in transit cannot be seized
» Europe's GMP inspections database on public view
» Market Insight - Clarity needed over ASEAN regulators' position on IP
» FDA, European Medicines Agency launch Good Clinical Practices Initiative
» India can lead world in H1N1 vaccine: WHO
» US$ 18 Million for the Fight Against Tuberculosis in Indonesia
» H1N1 spreads 'faster at community level'
» Structure of HIV genome 'decoded'
» FDA issues anti-counterfeiting draft guidance
» Philippines imposes price caps on drugs
» Supply and safety issues surrounding an H1N1 vaccine
» New HIV strain likely to respond to drugs
» Sanofi warns of flu vaccine shortage for developing world
» Australia to begin first human test of swine flu vaccine
» Cost-effectiveness of cancer drugs is questioned
» Australia to begin first human test of swine flu vaccine
» Roche to ease Tamiflu access in developing economies
» MOSES helps Indonesian students win Microsoft trophy
» Hoffman La Roche planning to leave Pharma
» Roche to ease Tamiflu access in developing economies
» US biotechs feel the pressure on data exclusivity
» WHO R&D financing group to parse new ideas, look for ways forward
» Drug firms medical staffs say what salespeople cannot
» Indian firms oppose counterfeits law
» Consumer group says counterfeit talks should stop
» Biotech drugs need only 7 years protection, U.S. says
» Drug patent pool proposal gets a push
» Executive Briefing - The neglected diseases challenge
» Sanofi to dive into generic drugs, cut research spending
» New cancer treatment shows great promise
» Two neglected disease deals signed with Merck & Co and university
» Obama: We need to introduce generic biologics
» Confusion over counterfeit drugs in Uganda
» Now, all human clinical trials to be registered
» IFPMA Newsletter Issue 5
» UN Special Rapporteur: IP In health helping those with most means, less need
» Fresh drive to alleviate chronic diseases
» Anti-counterfeiting meeting to be held in July
» Glaxo cuts drug prices in some Asian markets
» India protests against Chinese counterfeits in Nigeria
» Now, all human clinical trials to be registered
» Suspended Wyeth trial to resume in India
» GSK to make vaccine in Singapore to fight pneumonia
» Roche diabetes drug in late-stage test
» Chinese passing off fake drugs as \'Made in India\'
» More effort is needed to conquer neglected diseases
» \"Cancer vaccines\" offer new way to fight disease
» Malaria vaccine tested in African clinical trial
» Food and Drug Agency to study greater openness
» Asia-Pacific customs authorities to work together to tackle counterfeits
» IFPMA launches improved website and trials portal
» Kenya, WHO launch initiative to fight fake drugs
» Colombia says no to Kaletra compulsory licence
» AstraZeneca, Merck to test cancer drugs in \'cocktail\'
» Fake drugs kill 700 000 people a year – researchers
» Govt needs health plan for the poor: World Bank
» Australia wipes Indonesian debt on proviso of Global Fund investment
» WHO Assembly fails to resolve \"pharma cartel" issues
» FDA message on drug ads: Don't bury risk information
» World Health Assembly closes with resolutions on public health
» Broad plan on IP, innovation in developing countries approved at WHO
» Big pharma turning the tables on generics
» Roche and iOWH collaboration reaps first screening results
» A long search for a universal flu vaccine
» European industry to launch anticounterfeiting pilot in Sweden
» Sanofi spending $480 mln on dengue vaccine site
» China likely to expedite approval of zanamivir amid push for antiviral stockpiling
» UK pharmacists warned of swine flu vaccination counterfeits
» Relenza should be first flu drug used, study says
» Swine flu not an accident from a lab, W.H.O. says
» Asian countries reach GMP recognition pact
» PhRMA makes its statements on 2009 Special 301 Report
» Emerging market and generic sector expansion is the name of the game
» Swine flu may be human error; WHO investigates claim
» Roche replenishes WHO stocks of Tamiflu, ups output
» Swine flu is as severe as 1957 pandemic, study shows
» How governments can stop aggravating plague of fake drugs
» Europe OKs expired Tamiflu and use in pregnancy and babies
» US counterfeit concerns over China in 301 report
» WHO moots ratings rethink amid criticism on swine flu alerts
» GSK and Roche increase flu treatment production
» China\'s bad medicine
» Big pharma can save us
» Asia Prepares for Spread of Flu
» US places India, China on IPR watchlist
» MNCs oppose affordable patented drugs
» Transparency in the pharmaceutical industry
» Patent pools: An idea whose time has come
» IP and sustainable technology debate centres on access and benefit-sharing
» PhRMA steps up transparency in clinical trial principles
» Drug industry protests over need to register trial results
» Trust a missing ingredient in global IP enforcement policy
» Drugmakers challenge FDA over Internet search ads
» Delayed Glaxo cancer-vaccine study raises eyebrows, tests Merck
» What have drugs companies done for us?
» Glaxo and Pfizer join forces to develop and market H.I.V. drugs
» GSK akusisi Stiefel US$3 miliar
» Big pharma sees value in using small drug discovery units
» Drug firms spending on consumer ads fell 8% in 2008, a rare marketing pullback
» Being open about transparency
» Indonesia\'s vaccine review raises questions
» ASEAN single pharma market comes a step closer
» How will the financial crisis affect health?
» New type of cancer trial may speed drug discovery
» Sanofi-Aventis to buy Brazilian generics giant
» Two-thirds of US prescriptions "will be generic by year-end"
» Profit drives drug misuse in Asia
» How GSK access to medicine plans will shake up Big Pharma
» China launches sweeping health care reform plan
» High level task force on human rights turns eye to health and IP
» Comparing drugs is 'real world' demand, new PhRMA Head says
» Civic groups prepare drugs bill
» Cooling the world by misappropriating patent rights
» G20 envisions world IP court; WIPO hopeful host
» Impact of financial crisis on health: A truly global solution is needed
» A big step forward for European patent reform
» Polypill could become a reality
» Setback for GSK's malaria vaccine
» Pharma blocking drug access with astronomical prices, Sir Michael warns
» Pharma sector unimpressed with latest US biosimilars proposal
» Hard-to-cure TB poses new global health threat
» Hard-to-cure TB poses new global health threat
» U.S. psychiatrists to end drug company seminars
» Viewpoint: In new world of biologic medicine, safety must come first
» Get help paying for drugs
» Pharma blocking drug access with astronomical prices, Sir Michael warns
» India key market for vaccine makers
» Viruses stopped by Merck's Gardasil cause most cervical cancer
» AIDS: Lessons learnt and myths dispelled
» Public disclosure of clinical research
» Bill would let copycats compete with biotech drugs
» Immunization: Minister wants to review vaccinations
» Doctors increasingly close doors to drug reps, while pharma cuts ranks
» Patient power drives healthcare reform
» Drug-resistant TB on the rise in Asia: WHO
» India emerges as drug testing hub
» Roche beli Genentech US$46,8 miliar
» The pharmaceutical mega-merger: Back in fashion
» Fight over generic drug seizure takes centre stage at TRIPS Council Meeting
» Dengue outbreaks on the rise in Asia-Pacific: WHO
» Ugandan move on patented drugs import worries Indian companies
» Merck akuisisi Schering Corp
» Pfizer's cancer campaign persuades U.K. to pay for costly drug
» Merck to buy rival for $41 billion
» Merck deal puts megamerger pressure on AstraZeneca, Sanofi, J&J
» Merck beli Schering-Plough US$41,1 Miliar
» Ugandan move on patented drugs import worries Indian companies
» Indian firms expect US FDA local office to speed up approvals
» Obama calls for generic biotech drugs
» Drug imports may become legal in U.S. under Obama, McCain plans
» Abhisit warns US on drugs patent issue
» SOUTH AFRICA: New vaccine could save thousands of children
» Why did the Government of India oppose the counterfeit drug definition proposed by IMPACT?
» EU, developing countries clash over generic drug swoop
» Counterfeits penetrate deeper than before, TOPRA hears
» Cheap drug cap raises outcry
» India to be a top five pharma hub within for years
» US FDA experts urge drug facts box for patient communications
» Thailand to make use of Schering-Plough flu vaccine technology
» Global Fund launches Pacific region support arm
» Thailand gunakan teknologi vaksin flu milik Schering-Plough
» New drugs needed to fight flu pandemic
» Investors call on pharma to change emerging markets model
» Pharmaceuticals, patents, publicity…and philanthropy?
» Regulation in the Era of Globalization
» Drug patent plan gets mixed reviews
» Progress and Deficiencies in the Registration of Clinical Trials
» Funding for HIV/AIDS needs to double to ensure universal access to drugs (11 Feb 09)
» Brazil and India clash with EU over seizure of generic drugs
» Strong EU Trade Provisions On IP Seen As Threat To Poor Nations' Medicines Access
» Novartis generics arm quits drugs trade body
» Customs authority mulls next move after failed IP talks
» New norms for MNC drug prices
» Big Pharma as a Catalyst for Change
» Illegal medicine imports rise dramatically in Switzerland
» Put patients at the centre of medicines policies, say physicians
» IAPO calls on World Health Organization (WHO) member states to protect patients from counterfeit med
» Doctors: Under the drug industry\'s influence?
» Thousands \'have taken fake drugs\'
» Concern Erupts Over WTO System And Medicines Shipments; TRIPS Talks Rekindling
» The Pfizer Drug Warning
» Bristol-Myers's Reliance on Three Drugs Casts Doubt on Strategy
» Obama Renewal of Family Planning Funds Will Save Lives, UN Says
» Record high drug levels entering India stream
» Pfizer nears agreement on $67bn Wyeth deal
» Indonesia reviews rules on medicines
» WHO recommends global collaboration to tackle counterfeits
» Neglected tropical diseases and the Global Fund
» Managing the pursuit of health and wealth: the key challenges
» Medicine\'s Miracle Man
» Beijing Plans $124 Billion Overhaul of Health Care
» Developing countries fail to make impact on redefining counterfeit drugs
» Fate of generics hinges on Bayer case
» Counterfeit Medication, R&D Financing Key IP Issues at WHO Board Meeting
» Shock tactics: Pfizer uses big screen in counterfeit drugs fight
» Generic Drugs: The Other Drug War
» Lancet: Dozens of nations inflated vaccine numbers
» Last-Minute Progress Made On Pandemic Flu; More Still To Come
» Mixed trends propel consolidation in global generics
» WHO task force separates counterfeits and patent violations
» EU to ease curbs on Rx drug info to patients
» What You Don\'t Know About a Drug Can Hurt You
» Australian health professionals warned against featuring in advertisements
» Lilly Chairman Taurel Says Promise of Personalized Medicine Could be Jeopardized by Short-Sighted Pu
» WHO Members Slow To Bridge Disagreements At Pandemic Flu Meeting
» Hooked: Ethics, the Medical Profession, and the Pharmaceutical Industry
» Pfizer, Bayer, Boehringer Clot-Busting Drugs May Reap Billons
» New definition of fake drugs could save the day for local companies
» Cancer poised to overtake heart disease as world\'s top killer
» Lamy Challenges Discontented WTO Members To Use TRIPS Public Health Review
» Why a malaria vaccine?
» The ideal and the good
» Japan to Double Anti-Flu Drug Stockpile for Pandemic (Update1)
» No end in sight for biosimilar data exclusivity debate
» THAILAND: \'No regrets over cheap AIDS drugs\' - ex-health chief
» Doctors ditch drug samples to avoid influencing treatment
» Brazil to reduce pharma trade deficit and improve access to medicines
» Global health R&D needs further investment to aid the developing world
» Closing the gap in a generation: health equity through action on the social determinants of health
» Obama Victory Draws Quick Reactions From IP, Tech Communities
» Pharma need not worry too much about President Obama
» Drug Industry Trade Secrets: Speaking Fees, Education Subsidies
» Health research spending hits $160 billion but poor missing out
» So who\'s afraid of the Internet ... Big Pharma?
» Patients Seek Financial Aid to Buy Medicine
» How Obama Would Stifle Drug Innovation
» India to seek changes in fake drug definition
» MILLER: A worsening medical condition
» Pharmaceutical Communication to Consumers
» The Most Expensive Drugs Are Getting Even More Expensive
» Chinese pharma – time to look beyond simple growth
» Biotech, Pharma Industries To Target IP Protection Legislation, Patent Reform
» Risks and Benefits of Importing Prescription Medications From Lower-Income Countries
» United States Drug Spending Tops The World
» Opening The Books
» Experts speculate on changes in drug policies under the new healthcare reform
» US presidential campaigns weigh in on biosimilar exclusivity
» Study: Seniors not quite embracing generic drugs
» IFPMA Creates Pediatric Task Force to Help Improve Availability of Medicines and Vaccines for Childr
» New IP Model Proposed To Facilitate Technology Access in Developing Countries
» Anti-counterfeit bill prompts concerns in Kenya
» New PwC report finds changing nature pharma outsourcing in Asia
» Pressure mounts for publication of anti-counterfeiting treaty
» Drug Regulatory Agencies Collaborate On Counterfeits, New Medical Products
» FDA Bans Imports of 28 Indian-Made Drugs
» The root of all evil?
» Amendment to China\\\'s Patent Law Will Impact Pharmaceutical Companies
» New EMEA benefit-risk approach could help pricing & reimbursement decisions
» Is Rx-to-OTC switch best way to protect pharma revenues?
» Counterfeit Drugs, Real Problems
» Thai compulsory licences caught in \"legal limbo\"
» Spanish doctors say \"no thank you\" to drug industry gifts
» `Flu Fatigue\' Poses Public Health Threat, WHO Says (Update1)
» Supari accuses rich nations of creating viruses for profit
» The Importance of the WHO Global Strategy Public Health
» Bad Medicine
» Centre weighs special drug stores for poor
» Drugmakers urged to back morality-based Health Impact Fund
» Stopping Killer Counterfeits
» Big Pharma: What Safe Haven?
» Good Drugs, Bad Drugs
» Govt may buy MNC drugs in bulk and sell cheap
» Drug industry: No more free pens, pads or mugs
» PhRMA: Reps Don't Influence Prescribing Habits
» Taking the tablets
» IP Rights Holders Frown On Proposed Changes To WTO TRIPS Agreement
» Towards a more accessible and affordable healthcare system: regulate or innovate - by Aisling Burnan
» Domestic pharma industry is at the crossroads
» New patent pool to aid poor access drugs
» Free pricing in Europe soon to be a thing of the past?
» Program will broaden scrutiny of facilities in such countries as China, India
» Intellectual Property: A Means To An Access And Benefit-Sharing End?
» A spreading danger
» Big Pharmas Join to Speed Discoveries
» Some G8 progress on health goals but still much to do
» Generics? No Thanks, We're Glaxo
» Global Pharmaceutical Industry at a Crossroads
» Intellectual Property Regime Stifles Science and Innovation, Nobel Laureates Say
» Scientists warn against closing Navy lab
» Costly Cancer Drug Offers Hope, but Also a Dilemma
» Glaxo Seeks Guidance From Health Systems
» SIARAN PERS - IPMG Position Paper 2008
» Welcome Note of Dr. Ait-Allah Mejri, Vice Chairman of IPMG (in Indonesia)
» Position Paper on Indonesia's Negative Investment List 2007
» Position Paper on Partnership to Improve Accessibility and Financing
» Position Paper on Distributorship and Registration
» Counterfeit drugs are increasing around the world
» US Democrats object to views on Thai compulsory licences
» Medicines access index comes under fire
» New report vindicates private sector contribution to drug R&D
» What the Doctor Ordered
» Opinion: Freebie ban is insulting to docs
» Is a new \"golden age\" for vaccines possible?
» Growing Industry Efforts to Address HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria, Child & Maternal Health, and Chronic Dise
» How Generics Differ From Brand Names
» Principal Focus and Actions of the Research-Based Pharmaceutical Industry
» Industry Focus Paper Spells Out R&D-Based Pharmaceutical Sector's Contribution to Improve Global Hea
» Thai drug policy legal, says WTO, but govt may abandon it
» Indonesian minister accuses West of \'exploiting\' bird flu
» Minister underattack for plan to reverse CL
» A Dose of Economics for Healthier Pharmaceutical Production
» International delegation to discuss CL issue
» IFPMA Creates "MyPortal"
» non-API variations between originator meds and generics
» Health industry; the branded generic medicine debate
» Commentary: Developing countries need to follow India and Thailand on access to medicines
» Experimental drugs flourish in China
» FDA joins forces with print media to protect consumers
» Researchers ask: Is China the sleeping giant of biotech?
» FDA Approves 19 New U.S. Drugs, Fewest Since \'83; Glaxo Leads
» Medicines That Kill
» Drug industry has a heart, after all
» China: Drug Safety Drive Showing Results
» No World Trade Organization criticism of Thai drug policies
» Indonesia Mulls Compulsory Licences On Three More HIV/AIDS Drugs
» Support evident for compulsory licensing in Thailand
» WTO members not obliged to grant patents for 'discoveries'
» Don\'t Harbour the Patent Pirates
» Towards a needs-based medical R&D system
» Innovating the FDA -- With the Drug Industry\'s Help?
» Lobbying Stalls Generic Drug Legislation
» Would cash prizes promote cheap drugs?
» WHO IP And Health Group Ends Meeting With Substantive Progress
» Supply of counterfeit APIs from India on rise
» A Heart Stent Gets a Reprieve From Doctors
» WHO Inter Governmental Working Group: Addressing Unmet Developing World Health Needs Sustainable, Pr
» Little room for scientists in pharma\'s new generation
» China accepts WTO amendment to enhance access to drugs
» Beyond the pill
» As counterfeit medicines reach local chemists, are YOU at risk?
» Parliament Paves Way for EU Adoption Of WTO Health Amendment
» Government should allow industry to generate more profit
» WHO: Pandemic flu vaccine by 2010
» As counterfeit medicines reach local chemists, are YOU at risk?
» Special report: Prescription medicines
» Fake medicine, real problem
» Minnesota Limit on Gifts to Doctors May Catch On
» UN Talks On Public Health Access and Innovation Face Challenges
» Health service for all by 2010 – minister (10.13.07)
» Lilly\'s CEO Calls for Reform of Nation\'s Drug Safety System
» Drugs That Go Untaken
» Drug makers top R&D spending scoreboard
» Price regulation of essential medicines
» Global pharmaceutical body attacks WHO (World Health Organization) on TRIPS role
» Industry says UN human rights guidelines for pharma are \\
» Government Amend Draft on Separation Package
» Factory for fake prescription drugs
» Price regulation of essential medicines
» Study to probe extent of spurious drug industry
» Collective effort needed to weed out counterfeit drugs
» Kuala Lumpur To Host 2008 IFPMA Asian Regulatory Conference
» All Eyes on China Drug Safety
» Global Bird Flu Deaths Reach 200; H5N1 Virus Lingers
» Pengumuman Pemenang - PENGHARGAAN KARYA JURNALISTIK IPMG 2007
» Obat Gelap Pertarungan Sejumlah Kepentingan
» Do Good -- or Else
» President asks pharmaceutical industry to support affordable medicine program
» Govt urged to reconsider CL policy
» Patent busting moves ahead
» Sharing bird flu virus samples must benefit all: WHO (06.12.07)
» The Cost of Cheap Drugs
» Robert Zoellick's Health Challenge at the World Bank (06.05.07)
» An important win for domestic pharma industry
» Drug Patents Don\'t Kill Poor Patients
» Lives at stake in drug patent clash
» IFPMA Clinical Trials Portal Promotion
» IP Rises At Assembly As Brazil Proposes Greater WHO Role In Trade
» WHO\'s Chan pledges fair access to bird flu vaccines
» Pharmaceutical logistics partners
» Gifts to Doctors Are Widespread
» Abbott wrong to target Thailand
» Big opportunities loom for the pharmaceutical industry as India opens up, says IMS
» WHO to commit itself to fighting tropical diseases
» Cost of new drugs must be stated
» IFPMA Welcomes WHO Global Partners Meeting on Neglected Tropical Diseases and Urges Cooperation and
» Intellectual propriety
» Industry needs to learn from recent Asian experiences
» Thailand\'s Patent Damage
» A New Kind of Drug War
» Merck wins battle over drug patent
» Pushing Too Far
» Evaluating Drug Prices, Availability, Affordability, and Price Components: Implications for Access t
» Govt backsJakarta in bird flu row
» Putting meaning back into TRIPS
» Thai health groups urge boycott of US drug manufacturer
» Activists call for boycott of US drug giant
» In Clash With Activists, Critics Charge Thailand Violation Of Trade Rules
» Indonesia seeks stronger WHO assurances on bird flu vaccines
» Sanofi-Aventis head warns of \'threat\' to pharma
» Justice slams Abbott\'s drug decision
» Bold Proposal To Restructure Drug Development And Patent Systems To Bring Lifesaving Medicines To Th
» Jakarta refuses to give bird flu samples to WHO
» Abbott will not be intimidated in Thailand
» WHO seeks smart technology to stop fake medicines
» Pharmaceutical body issues new marketing code
» Indonesia won\'t share bird flu samples
» Abbott Escalates Thai Patent Rift
» Untangling Thailand\'s Drug Policies
» Thailand Presents Report On Compulsory Licensing Experience (03.12.07)
» Thai Patent Turmoil
» Indonesian Avian Flu Stance Reveals Potential Weakness In Global System (03.08.07)
» RPT-INTERVIEW-Indonesia says WHO must set rules on H5N1 sharing
» Asian Patent Wars
» Tinggi, Anemia pada Balita dan Ibu Hamil
» Jakarta signs questioned flu deal
» Generic drugs under assault
» Final talks to be held with drug companies
» India and the Drug Patent Wars
» Thailand allows some copycat drugs
» Novartis builds neglected disease programme through Indonesian alliance
» Fake drugs are just a click away
» WHO and partners accelerate fight against counterfeit medicines
» Patents still blocking drugs for poor-activists
» Developed Countries Seek To Elevate Enforcement Measures In TRIPS Council (10-25-06)
» Global Pharmaceutical Industry Launches Ethics Code, Highlights Importance Of Patents
» IFPMA Elects Mr. Fred Hassan of Schering-Plough to Head New Leadership
» Bird-Flu Festers in Indonesia as Deficit Hinders Disease Fight
» Guidelines Go Global
» Indonesia cuts generics prices to improve access
» First Technology Transfers From Roche To Enable Local Production Of HIV Medicine For Africa
» UnitedHealth tests generics orthodoxy
» China poised for wide-ranging healthcare reforms
» Asia-Pacific nations face dementia epidemic: experts
» The Emerging Market Dynamics of Targeted Therapeutics
» Who runs the WHO?
» Stanford to Ban Drug Makers' Gifts to Doctors, Even Pens
» European commission cool on calls for anti-counterfeiting convention
» The medicines that could kill millions
» Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation meeting to address Asian global trial issues
» Patent rights threatened
» Vigilance is the best medicine
» Portal into the world of clinical trials
» Counterfeit drugs imperil health and profits
» Medical Students And AARP Fight To End Gifts From Pharmaceutical Companies To Doctors
» 3-in-1 heart pill could save millions
» Counterfeit anti-infective drugs
» North America: The pharmaceutical industry - Prescribing ethics
» Value of Health Care Is Tallied In Growth of Life Expectancy
» Medical experts tackle global health gap
» Irreducible drug prices
» US/ASEAN agreement to improve innovative medicine access
» Access, Participation in Healthcare Decision-Making and Policy Impact - What Patients Really Want
» Alleged Link Between Trafficking Of Counterfeit Medications, Parallel Trade In Europe \'Unfounded,\'
» FDA: counterfeit drugs on some Web sites
» EU defines investigational medicinal products
» Asean, U.S. Sign Agreement To Expand Trade and Investment
» IFPMA updates code of practice
» Study highlights dangers of counterfeit medicines
» ASEAN five to implement common standards on pharmaceuticals
» Taxation As A Deadly Event
» Data exclusivity won't help India
» Patent or patient? How Washington uses trade deals to protect drugs
» European Medicines Evaluation Agency defines meaning of \"commercially confidential information\"
» Drug Debate
» More interest in diseases could reduce treatment delays, says EFPIA
» The tough return
» Drug Makers Pay for Lunch as They Pitch
» Counterfeit drugs a threat to consumer safety, Pfizer warns
» A deal doomed from the beginning
» 'We take ethical responsibilities seriously'
» As Other Asian Nations Have Moved to Control Bird Flu, It Is Rapidly Spiraling in Indonesia
» Congress urged to clear path for generic drugs
» Report Finds a Heavy Toll From Medication Errors
» China looks to improve rural access to essential drugs:(07-20-06)
» One last push for an EU patent system
» Hospital Chiefs Get Paid for Advice on Selling
» Counterfeit drugs and border security
» More interest in diseases could reduce treatment delays, says EFPIA
» Ghana: The G8 And Health- the Wrong Target
» Medical Reviews Face Criticism Over Lapses
» Indian drugs sector attacks price controls
» Global health funding: a glass half full?
» Clinical trials face rising public distrust
» Drug imports
» IPA moves closer to OPPI position on data exclusivity
» More EU guidance on paediatric drug development
» Drug Counterfeiting on the Rise
» Clinical trials face rising public distrust
» Homeopathic practices \'risk lives\'
» Health Experts Outline The Future Outlook Of Re-emerging Infectious Diseases ThreatsHealth Experts O
» Global health funding: a glass half full?
» Link Between Diabetes and Alzheimer's Deepens
» Counterfeit Drugs Are A Danger To Everyone
» EU countries disagree over stockpiling drugs for flu pandemic
» What\'s next for WHO?
» Slovak law could hinder generic approvals, manufacturers fear
» Plan panel snubs move to expand drug price control
» Pharmaceuticals contentious issue in FTA
» RFID Industry Implications of the FDA Update
» Essential drugs face Malaysian price controls
» Little Growth Seen In Vaccine R&D For Rest Of Decade, According To The Tufts Center For The Study Of
» WHO chief urges G8 to focus on diseases
» Regulation of Clinical Research Sponsored by Pharmaceutical Companies: A Proposal
» A Tale of Two Drugs Hints at Promise for Genetic Testing
» WHO demands early disclosure of drug trials
» G8 presents united front on global health issues
» EU fails to improve pharmaceutical competitiveness, says EFPIA president
» Fire-walling counterfeits
» Global Vaccine Initiative Hits Snag
» Roche's tiered pricing enables poorer countries to stockpile drugs
» Petitions to FDA Sometimes Delay Generic Drugs
» Unethical medicine promos under scalpel
» Ends and means
» Clinical trials initiative: patients or patents?
» A market remedy that can bring vaccines to the poor
» The Cost of Saving Lives
» Merck Loses Protection for Patent on Zocor
» South American Ministers Vow to Protect Access to Medicines
» EU and US join forces for global enforcement of Intellectual Property rights
» Almost a quarter of all disease caused by environmental exposure
» WHO plan to ease IP enforcement may change licensing practices
» A \"strict\" new code of good pharmaceutical practices prohibits gifts to doctors
» Coffee\'s List of Possible Benefits Gets Another Entry
» Drugs industry\'s code of ethics bans pop stars
» A quest is on to make smoking less of a drag on health
» Doctors Group Calls for Limits on Drug Advertising
» The great medicines scandal
» Letter: Drug firms work to help the third world
» In Ethical Defense of Patenting Life
» The Threat Of Avian Flu
» For the people, by the company
» India rejects Wockhardt\'s patent application for nadifloxacin
» Unapproved Drugs Called \'Threat\'
» FDA to Order Tracking of Medicines
» When Drug Firms Pay Off Competitors
» Almost half of licensed drugs unavailable in EU, says report
» EU and US regulators boost co-operation on pharmacogenomics
» Gilead faces criticism over drug access
» 25 Years of Deadly Lessons
» Developing countries set for clash with US over patents
» Marketing the Illness and the Cure?
» How To Protect Yourself From Bird Flu - Harvard Health Letter
» Donations tie drug firms and nonprofits
» WHO to see if patent system keeps drugs from poor
» WHO to prompt R&D for poorer countries
» Nation takes new steps to curb excessive drug prices
» An effort to entice cures for diseases
» MoH to accommodate pharmaceutical industry\'s complaints
» India\'s Secret Weapon
» Penn bans gifts from drug reps
» Doctors Object to Gathering of Drug Data
» Group Says Drug Makers Exaggerate Claims
» Safety of drug supply: Tougher laws needed to stem counterfeit drug rings
» \"Sad irony\" in patient information says lobby group
» Drug firms accused over doctor \'perks\'
» Court Backs Experimental Drugs for Dying Patients
» Report Notes Continued Progress on IPRs, Significant Improvements Still Needed in China and Russia
» Access to Essential Medical Interventions and Mission Creep in Aid Agencies (
» Progress on drug code
» Celebrex Ads Are Back, Dire Warnings and All
» Commission Welcomes Changes To EU Law To Allow Export Of Patented Medicine To Countries In Need
» Generic drug makers want loophole closed
» \"Reverse payment\" brand/generic settlements make a comeback in US
» Novartis Seeks Approval to Use
» Good Manufacturing Practice For Pharmaceutical Excipients: New Industry Guide Points The Way
» PhRMA Moves Toward Personalized Medicine, Away From Blockbusters
» Power to the Patients
» WHO advisers urge drugs firms cut prices for poor
» FTC to study branded drug makers\' use of generics
» WHO IP Report Comprehensive, But No Calls For Major Change In IP System
» China calls for more time, recognition in fight against piracy
» WHO (World Health Organization) report highlights H5N1 containment strategy
» Bureaucracy Buster? Glaxo Lets Scientists Choose Its New Drugs
» New IFPMA Clinical Trials Portal Upgrade allows Patients and Physicians to Search Faster, More Preci
» We need the truth about new drugs, but can we swallow it?
» FDA, Drug Companies Announce Collaboration To Share Clinical Data
» Pricing to dominate US/Korea free trade pact
» Swedish industry assesses \"the price of credibility\"
» The New Cancer Fighter (And Other Hot Drugs On The Way)
» New EU paediatric legislation edges nearer after ministers vote
» As Drug Bill Soars, Some Doctors Get An \'Unsales\' Pitch
» When High Taxes Kill
» Puzzling patients with drug packaging
» Statements on the decrees 068 and 069/Menkes/II/2006
» Phony drugs rampant in developing world
» W.H.O. Urges Action to Stop Counterfeit Medicines
» Fake drugs, including Tamiflu, thrive on Internet
» FDA Official To Propose New User Fees For Generic Medications
» WHO global taskforce to tackle counterfeit medicines
» Don\'t get sick
» Pill-popping public \'victims of unregulated market\'
» Boehringer and Merck makes Indonesia as Base Country for All Medicine Production in Asean
» UK calls for ethical guidelines for EU regulation on paediatric medicines (02-07-06)
» Low-Fat Diet\'s Benefits Rejected
» Generics industry attacks attempts to link approvals and patents (02-06-06)
» Drug companies pledge to triple flu vaccine output (01-28-06)
» Distance Sought Between Doctors and Drug Industry
» Global Partnership Announces 10-Year Plan to Fight Tuberculosis (01-28-06)
» Fears over side effects of charities\' links with pharmaceutical industry (01-24-06)
» Industry Expertise Should Be Included In Pandemic Influenza Planning And Decision-making Processes
» India suggests price cuts for patented drugs
» FDA Approves Fewer New Prescription Drugs In 2005
» EU prepares guidance for paediatric drug development
» Medical Breakthrough
» Next Outbreak May Not Be Bird Flu
» Impact of the looming flu pandemic is already being felt
» EU tipped to get biogenerics this year, U.S. 2009
» Drug discovery companies turn to low-cost Asian countries to evade stringent regulations
» Branded Drugs Settling More Generic Suits
» No dearth of a salesman in pharmaceuticals
» Australia Might Remove Amendment Opposed By U.S. Pharmaceutical Companies From Free-Trade Agreement
» Quick update on the status of WTO ministers\'s negotiations in Hong Kong as of 14 December
» PhRMA Launches National Flu Awareness Campaign
» US pharmaceutical industry limbers up for Medicare\'s brave new world
» TO SERVE THE NATIONAL CITY AND THROUGH IT THE NATION - Latham was right on FTA safeguard
» EU defines criteria for gaining extra year of marketing protection
» GSK wants rule change to fight pandemic
» Doc Makes Candid Comments on HIV Vaccine
» India to improve drug access and R&D (research and development)
» Regulators target illegal sellers of Tamiflu drug
» Flu jab for whole population plan
» WTO amendment on importing generic drugs draws mixed reaction
» Product patent regime changed indian pharma sector in 2005
» WTO told to tackle trade deals that affect access to medicines
» Customs Agents Seize Counterfeit Bird Flu Drug
» Pharma Brand Teams Spend Millions on Drugs\' Lifecycle Management
» More Than Half Of Drug Makers at Convention Violated Rules
» Intense lobbying by MNCs, NGOs place govt in dilemma to decide on data exclusivity
» India to WTO: Help Us Protect Herbs, Tea, Yoga
» EU says Roche\'s Tamiflu safe, may be used in kids
» A Fresh Perspective on Tamiflu - Interview with Franz B. Humer
» Roche avoids Taiwan compulsory license for Tamiflu
» Drug patents are good for our health
» Pharmaceutical firms to be \"named and shamed\" for breaching UK code of conduct
» The generic onslaught against branded drugs
» Roche limits drug supplies to chemists as stockpiles urged
» Show Me the Risk! A drug's a gamble? Put the decision in the hands of doctors and patients.
» Drug halves breast cancer returns
» India\'s Cipla says ready to make generic version of anti-bird flu drug
» Serono admits Aids drug charges
» Governments Must Help Stop Fake Drugs: Drug Firms
» Neglected diseases: Small groups are a solution
» Inside U.N. Agency, Flu Data Sparked A Tense Debate
» EU Health Official Urges Flu Drugs Boost as Thailand Plans Generic Alternatives
» Roche\'s Tamiflu may come under WTO loophole for public health emergencies
» Drugs companies are not on the same level as arms dealers
» Drugs prescription
» Bayer Offers New Antibiotic With Promise in Fight on TB
» Bird flu virus shows signs of evading newest drug
» A Futures Market in Flu - Preparing for a bird-flu pandemic should include private financing of vacc
» Pressure grows to reduce price of flu drugs
» test 20005
» Sales of counterfeit medicines remain unabated despite continuing crackdowns on manufacturers and di
» NGOs on Drugs
» Counterfeit drugs deemed threat in Europe
» Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals And the Public Health
» Canada - Generic drug makers target new proposal
» Drugs pricing inquiry renews industry tensions
» French budget plans become clearer: higher pharma taxes but not lower prices
» Early Clinical Trials the Culprit In Drug Development Slowdown
» Scholars challenge costing of new drugs
» Treating Malaria - The cure from China
» The Misguided Assault on the U.S. Drug Industry
» Japanese innovation
» How pharmacists are taking over the health service
» Private-Sector Mercy
» Drug Makers Seek To Transform Advertising
» There\'s no such thing as a harmless drug
» FDA Reviews of New Drugs May Signal Tougher Scrutiny
» European drugmakers turn to U.S. - Foreign companies find more favorable conditions here, and the re
» Germany, a cautionary tale - Price controls cited as one harm to the industry
» Drug-Benefit Firms\' Rx: Generics
» Antibiotics-to-go may increase STD treatment
» Hepatitis B: The Forgotten Virus
» Is Glaxo\'s Pipeline Half Full or Half Empty? Views Differ
» Pfizer to Promote Health Awareness
» Merck scientist says all drug safety risk can\'t be eliminated
» Cheaper Malaria Medicine May Be Just as Effective as Costly Treatment
» Drug makers object to U.S. plan for early warnings
» Criminals make killing from fake drugs
» U.S. drug makers to review advertising complaints
» Indian generics think we want to carve up more of a fixed pie - Interview with Harvey Bale
» New TB vaccine design called for in poor nations
» Risk reassessment: changing attitudes to safety challenge the drugs industry
» Generics embrace globalisation
» Fake drugs find leads to recall
» GSK wins court fight in its war on copycat rivals
» Anatomy of an epidemic
» Multinational Pharmaceutical Company Backs Down
» F.D.A. Hoping for Indictment Over Fake Pills
» Crowded Generics Field Pinches Profits
» Small Leaps or Giant Steps - Drug development
» Japan warned on drugs industry competitiveness
» Brazil\'s corruption scandal may deal a blow to intellectual-property rights
» U.S. Pharm Grp To Ask Japan Govt For New Drug Pricing Sys
» Supply and regulation of medicines - Costs of prescribing are rising, and patients may pay the price
» When the going gets really tough
» From Web-Savvy Patient To a \'Cyberchondriac\'
» Pharma cos to give drugs at cost price to the poor
» It's absurd to jail China copycats
» How Roche stays ahead of rivals
» Web Sites New Twist in Celebrity Drug Ads
» Market research has become big business, as a merger shows (IMS Health and VNU)
» To Sell Their Drugs, Companies Increasingly Rely on Doctors
» Brazil\'s attack on the foundations of American prosperity
» Assembly meets to tackle health needs of the poor
» Software company defends sale of patients' data to drug companies
» Study Finds Contradictions In Some Positive Drug Studies
» Experts to Consider Withdrawal of Asthma Drugs
» 43 ways to save the world
» U.S. senator urges voluntary limits on drug ads
» Blockbuster Drugs Are So Last Century
» Access to HIV Treatment Continues to Accelerate in Developing Countries, But Bottlenecks Persist, Sa
» WHO Is Likely to Miss Its AIDS-Program Goal
» Brazil\'s dangerous denial
» Advertisement makes pills cheaper - And informs patients, says economist
» Japanese health ministry to promote use of generic drugs - report
» Poor Countries Must Remove Tax Barriers to Key Medicines
» Are drug firms standing in the way of lower prices?
» Brazil Says it Will Break AIDS Drug Patents
» \'Import Tax On Drugs Affects the Poor\'
» A Drug Arsenal Is Critical to War on Cancer
» Fighting Fake Drugs
» A Drug Maker\'s Ads, Hold the Disclaimer
» From seed to harvest - The biotech industry is maturing
» With Vioxx gone, pain drug prices jump - study
» Consumer advertising and doctors\' prescribing - Doctors and patients alike need to be empowered by
» Drugs companies to slash gifts for doctors
» A prescription for combating global diseases
» Drug chiefs ponder how to improve industry\'s reputation
» Next steps in trial registration - Minimum criteria have been agreed, and intentions restated
» An innovative solution to curing disease
» Where biotechnology is the drug
» WHO\'s in charge of world health?
» Pharmaceuticals company moves to stop diversion of Aids drugs
» U.N. adopts rules to prevent disease spread
» World Health Assembly Coverage: The Costly Diversion
» Stolen, counterfeit drug problems rise
» Europe follows U.S. lead on child medicine testing
» Drug Industry Is Said to Work On an Ad Code
» Patients and Physicians to Gain Easy Access to Clinical Trials Information via New IFPMA Search Port
» Survey finds Americans prefer \'safer\' older drugs
» The Pope and AIDS
» Internet Drugs - Bad Medicine
» Dangerous Doses: How Counterfeiters Are Contaminating America\'s Drug Supply (Book Review)
» WHO To Launch Web-Based Sys To Track Counterfeit Drugs
» WHO To Launch Web-Based Sys To Track Counterfeit Drugs
» Lives endangered by fake medicines and goods
» Why does piracy pay? The economy, stupid
» Quitting Cancer Drugs
» Drug Cos Mull Ethics Of Using India For Clinical Trials
» The Ideological War Over Intellectual Property
» German Curbs On Drug Costs Rile Big Brands
» Developing countries deserve a fairer plan - Are the Millennium Development Goals the way forward?
» Drug company is censured for offering perks to prescribing nurses
» Fake-Drug Sales Thrive on Web
» Deep Discounts By Drug Firms Draw Scrutiny
» Europe \'lagging further behind US on drugs\'
» Medical death taxes
» Malaria Trial Could Set a Model For Financing of Costly Vaccines
» Merck Plans Discount Program
» Church must frame HIV/Aids policy
» Can New Model Deliver Drugs for World\'s Poor?
» AIDS in Africa - The Road Forward: the fate of the millions infected lies in companies building upon
» Cost, Side Effects Lead US Srs To Miss Drug Doses -Survey
» Misunderstanding \"Market Failure\" - Helping the diseased poor - right policy, wrong rhetoric
» Experts Say Americans Are Overmedicating
» Drug Makers Prepare to Argue Against a Patent
» Substandard Drugs Threat to Heart Patients - Study
» Drug companies \'stay silent about fakes to protect profits\'
» Medical R&D miracle
» Building better drugs
» Study: Brand Drug Prices Outpace Inflation
» Fake drugs saturate South African market
» Cashing in on our pharmaceutical expertise
» Industry\'s biggest manufacturers enter generics through loophole
» Low Costs Lure Foreigners to India for Medical Care
» China Moves From Piracy to Patents
» Raising the Alarm on Rise in Counterfeit Drugs
» Is the FDA Broken?
» Drugs industry suffers drop in research
» Directing the Poor to Free Medicine
» Stringent safeguards urged for prescription medicines put on general sale
» Letter in response to article \"Foreign Pharma Firms Abusing Patent Rights\"
» Doctors, Drug Makers Too Cozy? New Guidelines Fuel the Debate
» Drugs watchdog failing patients, warns report
» All eyes on Pfizer's cost-savings plans
» NEW WEB RESOURCE ON HIV/AIDS, TB & MALARIA - GlobalHealthReporting.org
» Patent Act - Beginning of a new era
» To spare the pain
» A Malaria Success
» Reining in direct-to-customer advertising
» Wolfowitz's appointment could be good news for malaria sufferers
» Wolfowitz's appointment could be good news for malaria sufferers
» Brazilian Trade Games
» The Stakes in China\'s Viagra Wars
» Drug access boost for poor plan
» Cyclical Drug Pipeline Means Next Boom May Be Years Away
» Drug access boost for poor plan
» Foreign pharma firms abusing patent rights
» Global Forum on Pharmaceutical AntiCounterfeiting Calls for Increased Corporate Responsibility and a
» India\'s Crackdown on Fakes
» Americans are in danger of over-regulating the drug industry. There is a better way
» Achieving the Millennium Development Goals
» Social determinants of health inequalities
» Keeping Drug Risks in View - Vasella of Novartis pushes industry transparency, patient education
» Saving Pfennige , Costing Lives
» Drug Cos. Intensify Cancer Treatment Push
» Why One Medication Can Sometimes Treat Very Different Maladies
» Low cost measures could save lives of three million babies a year
» Wyeth, Novartis criticise EU regulators
» International pharmaceutical body rejects proposed R&D (research and development) treaty
» Pharmaceutical Companies Race To Develop Anti-Smoking Drug
» China arrests 2,505 suspects for making, marketing life-threatening fake goods
» Report Says Medicaid Overpays for Drugs
» Losing Their Patients
» Pain Pills Withdrawn, Many Renew Search for Relief
» AIDS drugs threatened
» The costs of health care
» Give the economy a growth pill – scrap the ban on drug adverts
» Of mice, men and medical concern
» Drugs groups are left to count the cost
» Drugs Get Good Ratings, But Drugmakers Less So
» Proposed new FDA safety demands under fire
» UK regulator to shame companies for misleading advertisements
» Cancer Therapy Dropped in U.S. Is Revived in China
» Aids Vaccine Elusive - Even for Patents
» Open-Source Practices for Biotechnology
» Biotech Drugs\' Generic Future Debated
» Common Problem: Skipping Doses
» Mis-diagnosing the disease of the poor
» Assaulting Drug Patents
» Science Takes Role in Product Liability
» Glaxo CEO Laments Pharma Marketing \'Arms Race\'
» Antibiotics Without Patients - Drug Shipment\'s Long Road To Treating Tsunami Victims Illustrates Ob
» Full Text of the G-7 Statement
» Fakes - The global counterfeit business is out of control
» Former Top Drug Executives Bank On Big Pharma\\\'s Abandoned Ideas
» Nurses, Pharmacists Take On New Roles
» The Vaccine Balance
» Tsunami Affects Indonesian Medical System
» Patent law shakes up India\'s drugs sector
» Interview with Richard Feachem of the Global Fund
» US Corporate Aid For Tsunami Victims Tops $302M - Survey
» Manufaketure
» The Other Tsunamis
» Cervical Cancer Epidemic in Poor Countries
» Push And Pull
» Canada Signals Crackdown on Internet Pharmacies
» Ex-Serono director accused by US feds of AIDS drug kickbacks
» How the law deals with fake medicines
» Book Review - Solving global crises - economists alone are not enough
» Politically correct remedy backfires
» Drug-Trial Registry, The
» Making Vaccines Good Business
» German doctors warn on painkillers
» The High Cost of Cheap Drugs
» Patients Medical Needs Decided by Bureaucrats
» Third-world biotechnology: Southern comfort, eastern promise
» Consumer Reports Ranks Drugs On Free Website
» SA, global generic-drug prices on par study
» Medical progress
» Deadly Medicine
» A.M.A. Seeks More Openness in Drug Trials
» German Pharm Assoc Hopes Suits Will Clarify Drug Pricing
» Human-powered health care
» AIDS and business
» New 20 year patents threaten to end AIDS drugs for developing countries
» US threatens Australia over plan to block extensions to drug patents
» Prescription drugs for Americans hit record
» Report: Health Worker Shortage Hampers Developing Nations
» The Curse of Too Much Caution
» Journal calls for new system to monitor post-marketing drug safety
» The Mexico Summit on Health Research 2004 - Fine words, few actions
» Bayer and Tsinghua University Inaugurate Public Health and HIV/AIDS Media Studies Program
» Canada can\'t be America\'s drugstore
» Generic drug doubts cause HIV alarm
» Health Summit: Research key to progress
» No pain-free option
» Generic HIV Drugs Made by Indian Firm Taken Off WHO List
» Treating malaria: A feverish response
» Grey Matter
» Charity aims to distribute donated drugs to developing countries
» The important world of drug prequalification
» Birth of a Biotech Industry: Western Drug Makers Outsource R&D To Scientists in Shanghai and Beijing
» Assessing claims about the cost of new drug development: a critique of the publik citizen and TB All
» Counterfeit drugs cost profits and lives
» Outsourced Heart Study Shows Cheap Drugs Can Help
» A patently valid decision
» A question of genetics?
» Spend $150 Billion Per Year to Cure World Poverty
» The Grant Giver
» Merck Should Have Pulled Vioxx in 2000-Study
» If we want more, we have to pay more
» FDA Plans Major Review of Procedures
» Monitoring global health: time for new solutions
» Mexico, 2004: Global health needs a new research agenda
» Doctors and drug companies are locked in \"vicious circle\"
» Vioxx, We Hardly Knew Ye
» WHO needs reform, not more money
» Vaccine Policies Need a Booster
» Europe regulator attacks drug groups over disclosure of adverse side effects
» Lilly Cautions Against Effects of Drug Importation
» Warning on internet health advice
» Fight HIV with real information
» The Drug War
» Europe generic drug sales to double by 2010-report
» Charitable giving \'on rise among companies
» High Court Rejects Appeals Over Generic-Drug Cases
» U.S. declares war on intellectual property theft
» What Ails the Drug Industry? Go Ask Wall Street And Its Short-Term Vision
» These Two Make Quite a Team
» Few Parents Want Their Kids To Participate in Clinical Trials
» Drug Maker Jostle To Fill Vioxx Gap
» Letter: Big Pharma? Think Again
» World Bank Decreases Funds for Malaria
» Few Americans buy medicines online, study finds
» Big Drugs: A Bitter Pill
» Understanding Risk and Reward. What Marcia Angel can learn from the Vioxx withdrawal
» New Vioxx Study Project Cases Of Heart Attack
» A blockbuster dies
» European Commision wants drug companies to test products for use in children
» Lancet Calls For Review Of Drug Safety Criteria
» Vioxx: an unequal partnership between safety and efficacy
» FDA Accused of Silencing Vioxx Warnings
» Death for counterfeit medicine peddlers sought
» European Regulators to Review Drug Class After Vioxx Recall
» Stark warnings to drugs groups
» Intellectual property faces perils in China, study warns
» Medical Ethics: The need for openness
» Counterfeit drugs widespread
» India\'s generic drug makers eye research
» The drugs industry and its watchdog: a relationship too close for comfort?
» Vioxx Recall Raises Questions On FDA\'s Safety Monitoring
» Commentary: How To Sharpen The Innovation Edge
» New Ethical Minefield: Drugs to Boost Memory And Sharpen Attention
» Vitamins \'may raise death risk from cancer\': Research could pose threat to pharmaceutical industry
» Widely Used Arthritis Drugs Is Withdrawn
» Merck setback forces a shift to new drugs
» \'Super-aspirins\' put under the microscope
» Astrazeneca Needs R&D Magic
» FDA Eases Rules on Drug Manufacturing
» UN urged to relax laws on intellectual property to help developing countries
» Intellectual Property and Developing Countries
» Half of Internet Viagra Could Be Fake - Study
» Debates on patents for medical practice deadlocked (JAPAN)
» This Pill Will Make You Feel Better, but We\'re Not Sure Why
» Where This Angell Should Have Feared to Tread
» Dr. McClellan\'s Medicare Rx
» In WHO\'s interest: the debate surrounding the 2003 election of the Director-General of WHO
» Study suggests hepatitis B vaccine increases risk of multiple sclerosis
» Move to switch statins to non-prescription in US
» Is that it, then, for blockbuster drugs?
» Turn on the ideas
» Vaccine Could Stem Bacterial Meningitis
» Fight to Legalize Drug Imports Has Unlikely Ally
» Don\'t Like Shots? Take a Gel Pill
» Necessary Treatments
» Drug Study Registries Raise Competitive Concerns
» Drug companies under attack
» Positive outlook for India\'s pharma sector
» Health in the Balance
» Investors urge drug firms to do more for world\'s poor
» Officials reject claims of drug industry\'s influence
» Compulsory registration of clinical trials
» Drug Maker Helps the Police Fight Abuse
» Non-Profit Drug Research Needs $1 Bln Injection
» A Big Drug Maker Moves to Play Down Mass-Market Pills
» Drugs firm invests $62m in high-end research in Singapore
» Saving Marcia Angell From Herself
» Industry supports \'black box\'plan
» Drugs and Race
» How Drug Alerts Trickle Down to Your Doctor
» Antidepressants Urged to Have Stern Warnings
» Dividing Pills May Produce Inaccurate Doses, Study Finds
» States, Led by Ex-Governor, Want to know Which Drugs Work Best
» AstraZeneca setback will be a growing pain for all drugs firms
» FDA Panel Mulls Ethics of Testing Drugs in Children
» A Mosquito\'s Gift in Singapore: A Bad Case of Breakbone Fever
» Pill, Anyone?
» Ends without means - UN\'s Millennium Development Goals
» Are Free-Trade Agreements Good for Your Health?
» F.B.I Says Arrests Disrupted Trade in Stolen or Expired Medicine
» Where has all the science gone?
» Street Pharmacies Taint Iraqi Health Care
» Glaxo to Begin Posting Drug Trial Results
» The Truth About Marcia Angell
» And the medicine cabinet was bare
» Future Flu Strains May Grow Resistant to Antiviral Drugs
» Demographic Bomb May Only Go Pop
» Ignorance Can Kill
» A taste for bitter medicine
» Drug company pulls out of Chinese lawsuit over diabetes drug
» Study raps costly no-brand drugs
» Brazil calls for reform of patent rules to protect developing countries
» Health care cutting costs by closing door on drug reps
» Legislation improving medicines for children in the pipeline
» Fake Drugs in Market / \'Putting Lives at Risk\'/
» Anti-AIDS drug: Cipla re-submits data to WHO
» Advertising blackout
» China\'s health care: Where are the patients?
» Glaxo suffers side effects in China
» Singapore Gambit to Woo Drug Firms Pays Off
» Drug firms pressed to make child-friendly doses
» Vietnam Seeks to Reduce Drug Costs
» An experiment in globalisation: how India hopes to reshape the world drugs industry
» Germany sets up quality control institute for health care
» Consumers\' Association voices concern at over the counter statins
» Pharmaceuticals industry missing in action in FTA debate
» Animal-Rights Activists: Another Kind of Terrorist
» In Drug Research, the Guinea Pigs of Choice Are, Well, Human
» Free Trade Debate in Australia
» WHO Removes 3 Ranbaxy Drugs From Approved HIV Treatments
» The Male Pill Gets Closer to Reality
» Vitamin pills no substitute for healthy food
» Lilly Plans Broad Access To Results of Drug Trials
» U.S. Approves Two AIDS Drug Combinations
» Statin-fortified drinking water?
» Boundaries are blurring between branded and generic drugmakers
» Why the world needs another malaria initiative
» How much of China\'s success in tuberculosis control is really due to DOTS?
» Govt accused of lying about drugs in FTA Trade pact
» Drugs groups to fund university animal research
» The $800 Million Pill: The Truth Behind the Cost of New Drugs
» The $800 Million Pill: The Truth Behind the Cost of New Drugs
» The $800 Million Pill: The Truth Behind the Cost of New Drugs
» IFPMA Report of the Directors Meeting on May 17, 2004
» World Bank Challenged: Are the Poor Really Helped?
» Govt Asks Why Drugs Cos Are Overcharging
» Statins: The Next Miracle Drugs?
» Neglected diseases but unrecognised successes-challenges and opportunities for infectious disease co
» LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Pfizer committed to innovation, fair pricing and patient access
» Warning sounded on internet drugs
» Generic Drugs Bough Online Short on Quality Control
» The pharmaceutical industry giants: Moore\'s next target?
» Articles of Faith - Father D\'Agostino and the rest of the anti-globalization crowd
» Obscure Group Gets Star Role In Drug Battle
» Parallel Trade Is Safe
» Complacency on AIDS Prevention
» New Hope Seen For Vaccine For Alzheimer\'s
» An Open-Acess Model of Scientific Publishing is Gaining Momentum
» Companies Need Help on Superbug Drugs - Experts
» Seeking a Fuller Picture of Statins
» Big pharma is a two-faced friend
» Drug companies aim low in the fight against cholesterol
» Move over, cholesterol drugs
» What has the HIV conference achieved?
» US-Australia FTA - Best to understand the dangers before swallowing this pill
» Offshore firms selling diluted, fake drugs as Canadian
» In AIDS War, Newest Front Is Link to TB
» HIV/Aids: Simplicity Could Save More Lives
» AIDS and Fuzzy Math
» Combination Drugs Make a Comeback
» Fixed-Dose Mixtures of Generic AIDS Drugs Prove Effective
» AIDS Conference Hears About New Ways To Block HIV
» Behavioral Change Is the Only Way to Fight AIDS
» Malaria\'s Overlooked Resurgence
» HIV Overshadows Need to Treat Neglected Diseases, Lancet Says
» AIDS Forum Urges Scaling Up Access To Treatment
» Boehringer, Glaxo plan AIDS drugs pack for poor
» FTAs Threaten Thailand Generic Drug Indus, Elsewhere - Grp
» HIV/Aids and the Vatican: Between Sin And Common Sense
» Knock It Off
» Market forces can help fight Aids
» Pfizer Reports China Has Lifted Its Viagra Patent
» Tempest blows into Indian pharma
» Joining forces for better health
» The Road to Bangkok (Interview with Randall Tobias)
» Daily Vitamin Can Thwart AIDS Progress
» Viral Strain - In AIDS Fight, Ambitious Goals Meet Hard Realities
» Fake medicine lurks on consumer shelves
» Drug Firms Address Furor on Tests
» Drug Industry Has Been Giving Healthy Returns
» Drug Companies Race To Develop Virus Vaccine
» IP rights to US drugs may cloud US-Thai FTA
» Manufacturers search for ways to discourage counterfeiting
» Fake prescription drugs warning
» The World Largest Un-Scientific Clinical Trial
» Free Health Care Scheme for All Kenyans Unveiled
» Losing war on bacteria
» Patient Vs Patent Debate Carries On
» The Cancer Epidemic that Never Was
» Aids vaccine trial to go on another year
» Chiron Relaxes Patent Licenses
» WHO Warns on Unsafe Use of Alternative Medicines
» LEADER: High cost of health
» Fighting Fraud with DNA
» Challenges from mutinational pharmaceutical enterprises by patents
» A Medical Journal Quandary: How to Report on Drug Trials
» WHO statement on removal of two AIDS medicines from list of prequalified
» G8 support for vaccine initiative draws mixed reactions
» Merck Backs US Database to Track Trials
» Astrazeneca, Roche Chiefs Defy Drug Industry on Merger Trend
» New focus: Drugs debate comes to Hong Kong
» Japan - Despite roadblocks, generic drugs gaining traction
» Pharmacist Sold Fake Impotence Drugs
» How to Find the Latest On Result of Clinical Trials
» Buying Drugs Online Can Be Risky - Report
» Internet Stores Ship Fake Drugs to U.S., Congress Unit Finds
» Malta: a rapid route to EU generics market?
» Biogeneric Set to Command More than $12 Billion
» Genes Play Role In Who Benefits From Statin
» Attacking drug makers is no cure
» Group Weighs Plan for Full Drug-Trial Disclosure
» Vaccines Show Promise Fighting Parkinsons, Other Brain Diseases
» LEADER: Defend animal tests
» Project promotes domestic intellectual property rights
» Take Over-The-Counter Drugs Carefully: Campaign
» An open-source shot in the arm
» Only more independent trials will ensure drugs are safe
» Patent Absurdities
» Which is safe to take?
» Poverty, Not Patents, is to Blame
» Reasons against reimportation
» When Drug Companies Hide Data
» Millions in India to get free drugs to combat illness
» World Health Disorganisation
» 500 mln RMB worth counterfeit drugs uncovered in 2003
» China-made anti-AIDS medicine benefiting developing countries
» 1,000 drug producers face closing by July
» Pharma industry wears worried look
» Pfizer Signs Agreement With Shanghai Government
» Drug-Pricing Rules Face Review
» OTC statins: a bad decision for public health
» Suits seek to Ease Generic Drug Access
» Genesis of a copycat generation
» Spending on neglected diseases has increased
» Peddling Dope: Open Source Drug Development
» Intellectual property plays key role in wealth creation, social well-being
» Aids Drugs: A worthier war
» IFPMA Press Release on ARV Pricing Study
» Take One Large Dose of Capitalism, The only long term hope for a dreadful disease
» Health ministers to tackle rising medical costs
» Cholesterol drug move worries doctors
» Tuberculosis and patient compliance
» Vatican says common good outweighs drug company patents...
» Study: Branded AIDS Drugs Cheaper than Generics...
» Outlook: GlaxoSmithKline
» U.S. Could Be Next Market for OTC Cholesterol Drugs
» Protecting patents and the poor
» Two Open Letters on Issues re the Quality AIDS Medicine and Adequate WHO Procedures or Lack Thereof
» Faith-Based Activism on Patents?
» New EU trials database is criticised for lack of openness
» India pressed to relax rules on clinical trials
» Generic Drug Maker Optimistic On Future Prospects
» Sanofi to Swallow Aventis in a Deal Set at $65 Billion
» GlaxoSmithKline, WHO-TDR, Medicines for Malaria in malaria collaboration
» What an Unnecessary Disaster We are Fighting Malaria With Outmoded Techniques -- For No Good Reason
» Are Long Trials Always Needed for New Drugs?
» New Malaria Drug Policy Implementation Begins
» Deadly viruses found in Britain
» Global Fund Calls for Increased Funding
» Revealed: Thousands of Britons Buy Fake Viagra pills on the Net
» Canada Needs Strong Generics
» AIDS Costs in South Africa Are Rising