Xlear, Inc., a leading manufacturer of xylitol products, today expanded its SpryTM Dental Defense System product line with the release of SpryTM Infant Tooth Gel, an all-natural gel used for application on the teeth and gums of infants and toddlers. The Infant Tooth Gel is sweetened with 100 percent xylitol, an all-natural sweetener that helps fight cavities.
During the course of this evening of March 23, 2004 there will be three speakers who will discuss the importance of the early enlisting of helpful services for the care of persons during the "Changing Phases of Incurable Illness".
The Massachusetts Medical Society (MMS) today announced the completion of its Patient Safety Curriculum, a comprehensive continuing medical education course designed to educate physicians and health care professionals about improvements in patient safety.
Medigrace is now offering a new therapy for Alzheimer's disease, an audiotherapy called Alzheimer's Care.
Fuelled by the coincidence of vendor and end-user objectives of improved enterprise connectivity, the -172.3-million European laboratory software and systems market has entered a period of dynamic change. Budgetary myopia, however, looms as a key obstacle to exploiting potential growth opportunities.
Lung Cancer Awareness Month is right around the corner and for the 1st time ever, in 2004, there will be a series of walks honoring those who have been touched by this disease! Join us as we make lung cancer less invisible! Help us as we create Annual Walks & Rallies for Lung Cancer all across America! Lung Cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S., and kills more Americans each year than colon, breast and prostate cancers combined! Yet it receives little attention, has very few walks and rallies, and gets little support. For the 160,000 people who died last year of lung cancer and the many more who have died in years past, it is time we made this disease less invisible!
Sustained efforts of educators and manufacturers in the healthcare industry have not only enhanced public awareness about diabetes worldwide, but also increased the demand for glucose self-monitoring devices among diagnosed diabetics. This, in turn, is leading to product innovation aimed at enhancing ease of use and convenience. However, this vibrant growth is accompanied by a unique set of challenges, making the glucose monitoring business highly competitive and expensive.