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From: rem460@aol,com - 30 Oct 2007, 01:02
6> TWO-DAY FLU and COLD CURE UNTIL FLU IS CURED, EAT *ONLY* ALKALINE REACTING FOODS: FRUITS, FRESH AND DRIED, INCLUDING CITRUS (except prunes, plums, rhubarb, cranberries) FRUIT JUICES (except cranberry, etc.) ...
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From: catluvr - 29 Oct 2007, 20:11
How bout a little help for me and my cat? (For various reason, unrelated to this post, cannot take to Vet.) Cat has upper respiratory infection, sneezing, congestion, probably chlamydia/herpes virus. Heres the question I need answered: The antibiotic available to me is aureromycin (tetracycline derivative, but stronger), indicated for respiratory...
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From: ddnoe@bellsouth,net - 28 Oct 2007, 23:32
In the aftermath of the murders of Abby and Andrew Borden in 1892, daughter -- and eventual suspect -- Lizzie Borden was treated for shock by Dr. Seabury Bowen. He prescribed morphine. Would I be correct in assuming that no doctor would ever give morphine or any other narcotics to treat psychic shock today? If so, when did it become forbidden to do so? ...
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From: Pharmacy Technology Resource - 26 Oct 2007, 22:33
http :// pharmacytechnology.blogspot,com Are you in the pharmacy industry? Would you like to participate in a Pharmacy Technology Blog? Please send us your contact information and your back-ground. Thank you! partners @ pharmacytechnology,com
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From: Pradeep - 23 Oct 2007, 18:06
Need a supervising pharmacist for the Bronx independent pharmacy. Great pay and and benefits. Flexible hours. Good working conditions. Please respond to Pradeep my e-mail is jesup100@yahoo,com
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From: Maija Haavisto - 23 Oct 2007, 08:50
I have been unable to find much information about dothiepin/dosulepin, except that it equipotently inhibits serotonin and noradrenaline reuptake. I'd be interested in how strongly it blocks the other TCA typical receptors like Ach, H1, alpha1/2 etc. I've tried Googling but no luck, and it's not in the Finnish Pharmacology and toxicology. I found several...
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From: ironjustice - 23 Oct 2007, 04:59
Is it because they seem to use different markers ? "8-isoprostanes" "TBARS," Ann Rheum Dis 2007 Sep 17. A randomised placebo-controlled interventional trial of omega-3- polyunsaturated fatty acids on endothelial function and disease activity in systemic lupus erythematosus. Wright SA, O'prey FM, McHenry MT, Leahey WJ, Devine AB, Duffy EM, Johnston...
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From: me@privacy,net - 22 Oct 2007, 21:52
I quizzed my Doc abt simvastatin causing some ED problems with me. He convinced me that it is not a side effect of simvastatin and that it is also beneficial to keep taking a good dose of simvastatin as the research shows positive benefits other than lipid reduction. However, I am having ED problems and wonder of the 10 mg lisinopril I take DOES contribute...
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From: caultonpos@gmail,com - 22 Oct 2007, 03:22
PatientOS is a free clinical information management system for hospitals and healthcare office practitioners (GP's, family physicians, ambulatory). A functional physician practice version will be released March 31st, 2008. A hospital release October 31st, 2008. Version 0.15 adds core scheduling functionality. Search for a patient and schedule appointments...
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From: ironjustice@aol,com - 19 Oct 2007, 02:25
Researcher finds exercise repairs brain damage resulting from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Exercise can actually repair parts of the brain damaged by prenatal exposure to alcohol, according to research completed at the Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute (VCHRI). The discovery by Dr. Brian Christie, a BMO Bank of Montreal Young Investigator and neuroscientist...
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From: Irene Christodoulou - 27 Sep 2007, 20:16
IJM http :// intermedjournal.page.tl YOU CAN ALSO SUBMIT A DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE! Dear Researcher, This is a "CALL FOR PAPERS" made by the "International Journal of Medicine", an international scientific Journal founded in 2007, regularly published every 3 months,in Athens,Greece, with an editorial board coming...
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From: infinitysg - 27 Sep 2007, 19:02
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From: World Pharma News - 26 Sep 2007, 10:23
FDA Accepts sNDA for Expanded Use of Angiomax=C2=AE The Medicines Company (NASDAQ: MDCO) announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has accepted the Company's supplemental new drug application (sNDA) for a modified dosing regimen of Angiomax=C2=AE (bivalirudin) for the treatment of acute coronary syndromes (ACS), specifically in patients...
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From: caultonpos@gmail,com - 26 Sep 2007, 08:07
Hi, I am looking for some willing Pharmacists to help with a project I am working on - a clinical information system. PatientOS is an open source healthcare information system for physicians, nursing, pharmacy, laboratory and ultimately all departments in a hospital, physician practice, or any other healthcare facility. Version 0.12 adds the foundation...
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From: Pharmacy Technology Resource - 26 Sep 2007, 03:57
PHARMACY IT NETWORKING SERVICES Is your pharmacy business growing? Do you have a dedicated team of IT Professionals specializing in networking and information technology infrastructure management? Look to a entire team of IT Professionals to care for your mission critical hardware, security, and networking needs. WE CAN FIND YOUR LOCAL IT RESOURCE CALL...
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