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California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has endorsed a Bill that bars forceful implantation of RFID tags into human skins. The Bill will come into force from January next year. The newly enacted legislation restricts companies from forcing their...
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The Food and Drug Administration warned five medication...
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The BrainPort is a vision device funded by the National Eye Institute, which provides information to blind individuals via a neuro-stimulating array placed on the...
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Health officials warned doctors and patients Thursday about potentially deadly risks of using the anti-wrinkle drug Botox and similar drugs for unapproved uses to treat...
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The Food and Drug Administration has issued emergency guidance that allows certain antiviral drugs to be used in a broader range of the population in case mass dosing...
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Government health advisers said Thursday the benefits of an experimental anticlotting drug from Johnson & Johnson outweigh its risks, including bleeding and...
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Government health advisers say the benefits of an experimental blood thinner from Johnson & Johnson outweigh its risks, including internal bleeding.
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A panel of cardiology experts recommends that an experimental drug from Sanofi-Aventis be approved to treat irregular heart rhythms linked to stroke.
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Federal health officials say a Johnson & Johnson drug helps prevent deadly blood clots in patients getting hip or knee replacement surgery, but it also carries...
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The Food and Drug Administration says an experimental drug from Sanofi-Aventis could significantly decrease hospitalizations caused by irregular heart rhythms.
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A consumer watchdog group has scolded the Food and Drug Administration for taking weeks to evaluate a problem with Baxter International’s drug pumps, which have...
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President Barack Obama intends to name former New York City Health Commissioner Margaret Hamburg to lead the troubled Food and Drug Administration.
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Tainted peanuts. Unsterilized syringes. Salmonella in Mexican chili peppers. A contaminated blood thinner from China that sent patients into life-threatening shock.
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With support from a president who’s been trying to kick the habit himself, lawmakers renewed their efforts Monday to require government regulation of cigarettes.
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A marketing campaign for a GlaxoSmithKline prostate drug has drawn complaints from federal regulators, who said the space-themed advertisement is misleading.
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Federal health officials are adding their sternest warning to a heartburn drug from Wyeth that has been linked to muscle spasms.
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U.S. regulators say India’s largest drugmaker has falsified test results for some of its generic drugs.
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An influential cardiologist who criticized an experimental Eli Lilly drug should not have been barred from a panel that evaluated the drug’s safety, federal...
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Federal health officials warned doctors Monday that a drug used in epilepsy patients can cause chemical imbalances in the blood, leading to heart problems and other...
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RFID as a technology is slowly but gradually dominating the healthcare unit. We have a notion that RFID is useful in healthcare units when it comes asset tracking....
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Digital Angel Corporation gets a wide recognize for its syringe-implantable glucose-sensing RFID microchip from none other than the US Patent and Trade Office this...
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Two hackers, Annalee Newitz and Jonathan Westhues slapped VeriChip’s RFID chips at the HOPE (Hackers On Planet Earth) Number Six Conference in New York City this...
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