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- FDA approved Tadalafil medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction accompanied with primary and secondary symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men above 45 years.
Considering the information of three randomized, multicenter, double, blind clinical studies and a retrospective analysis of the medical documentation, FDA approved on October 7, 2011 Tadalafil medication for the treatment of erectile dysfunction accompanied with primary and secondary symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) in men above 45 years.
- The forming, development and monitoring of the pharmaceutical market in USA in September 2011
In spite of low rates and stagnation of industrial development, the pharmaceutical market shows a dynamical growth.
- Sildenafil citrate and pulmonary arterial hypertension
Pulmonary arterial hypertension Definition “pulmonary arterial hypertension” is related to a group of diseases characterized by: - Progressive increase in pulmonary vascular resistance; - Reduction in pulmonary bloodflow; - High pulmonary artery pressure; - Contractility of the heart right ventricle; - Right ventricular failure.
- Fruit and vegetables do not reduce overall cancer risk, review concludes
Eating lots of fruit and vegetables will do little to reduce your risk of developing cancer, according to a review of a decade of research involving more than a million people.
- Common painkillers could be linked to male reproductive disorder
The use of mild painkillers, such as paracetamol, in pregnancy – previously considered harmless to the baby in the womb – could be a major factor in the rise of male reproductive disorders, according to a study.
- A History of Accutane Side Effects - Accutane Lawsuit Center - Injury Litigation News 24/7
Accutane Lawsuit Center - Injury Litigation News 24/7A History of Accutane Side EffectsAccutane Lawsuit Center - Injury Litigation News 24/7In 1982, when the FDA approved Accutane (isotretinoin) for the treatment of severe acne, many hailed it as a miracle cure, something that could not only help treat the acne, but give those who suffered from it new hope and confidence in their daily .
- NZ firm targets US acne market - New Zealand Herald
NZ firm targets US acne marketNew Zealand HeraldIt took the Henderson-based company about 10 years to get the thumbs-up from the FDA to sell its New Zealand-developed generic formulation of the acne drug isotretinoin in the US.
- Douglas Pharmaceutical gets US approval for acne medication - National Business Review
Newstalk ZBDouglas Pharmaceutical gets US approval for acne medicationNational Business ReviewLocal pharmaceutical company Douglas Pharmaceuticals has gained Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval to sell and distribute its New Zealand developed acne medication 'isotretinoin' in the United States.
- Studies Show Link to Accutane Inflammatory Bowel Disease - Accutane Lawsuit Center - Injury Litigation News 24/7
Accutane Lawsuit Center - Injury Litigation News 24/7Studies Show Link to Accutane Inflammatory Bowel DiseaseAccutane Lawsuit Center - Injury Litigation News 24/7Accutane is a brand name of isotretinoin, a medication prescribed for severe cases of acne.
- Acne treatment gets US approval - Stuff.co.nz
Newstalk ZBAcne treatment gets US approvalStuff.
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