New England Cosmetic Surgery is challenging the risky practices of traditional cosmetic surgery with new treatment innovations that eliminate use of general anesthesia.
The results of a study on children confirmed the efficacy of the ORALAIR Grasses sublingual desensitisation product, which is due to receive German market authorisation shortly.
Florida health plans are looking to make inroads in state’s health plan marketplace through acquisitions and stronger networks.
New England Cosmetic Surgery is challenging the risky practices of traditional cosmetic surgery with new treatment innovations that eliminate use of general anesthesia.
AIDS and HIV transmission cases are on the rise in China, and poor sexual health is contributing to HIV and AIDS spread.
Compe the quality of nursing homes and the care that they provide as The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services publishes the list of worst nursing homes, a key tool for families seeking quality care.
President Global is recalling Uni-President Red Bean Flavored Ice Bars because they may contain undeclared allergic skim milk.
Advocacy groups have begun to lobby lawmakers as Senate Finance Committee members discuss a Medicare bill that likely will decrease reimbursements for some health care providers.
Reuters profiled a project called the Stara School in the Kenyan slum of Kibera that works with AIDS orphans and their grandmothers.
New York Times examined chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, the fourth-leading cause of death in the U.S., as part of a series on the six leading causes of illness and death.