Generic drug shortage hits patients, doctors nationwide
Canada.com (CA) - 1 ora fa
Many times, customers must return to their doctor for a new, different prescription. It is creating some anxiety for patients and that's not what we want," said Michelle Forsythe-Lycett, president of the Pharmacists Association of Nova Scotia. "If you have been stabilized on a drug for a ...
Meat from Toronto store could have E. coli: CFIA- Canada.com (CA) |
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Tainted trio could be back for ODIs: Pak Minister
Indianexpress.com (IN) - 1 ora fa
Jakhrani said the three players, who allegedly took money from a bookie to bowl no balls during the Lord's Test against England last week, will be in London to "cooperate" with the Scotland Yard's investigation into the 'spot-fixing' scandal. They are not playing because they have probably gone to ...
Pakistan players hit back, claim innocence in fixing scam- Indianexpress.com (IN)
U.S. cautions citizens on India travel - World news - South and Central Asia - msnbc.com- MSNBC (USA) |
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Gates in Afghanistan to meet with Karzai, Petraeus
The Seattle Times (USA) - 1 ora fa
S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in Afghanistan's capital Thursday for meetings with President Hamid Karzai and top NATO commander Gen. David Petraeus.. Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in Afghanistan's capital Thursday for meetings with President Hamid Karzai and top NATO ...
Afghanistan: Gates Meets Karzai and Petraeus- Time (USA)
2 Americans killed while fighting in Afghanistan- Chicago Tribune (USA) |
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Two-thirds of people 'agree with arts funding change'
BBC (UK) - 3 ore fa
The poll was commissioned by organisers of The Threadneedle visual arts prize. Meanwhile, England's regional museums warn collections will be mothballed after expected arts cuts of at least 25% in October's spending review. In July, the government asked all major arts funding bodies to ... |
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FCC asks for public comment on net neutrality proposals
BBC (UK) - 3 ore fa
Many want all traffic to be treated equally under a 'net neutrality' principle but some ISPs want to choose which data gets priority. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has been conducting meetings with ISPs about the issue to resolve the deadlock. The need to re-think the ... |
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Brazil arrests almost entire government in Dourados
BBC (UK) - 3 ore fa
Prosecutors accuse the mayor of heading a complex corruption racket. Mr Artuzi's allies reject the charges. A judge has been appointed to run the city of 200,000 people in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul ... |
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James Cracknell due home after bike accident
BBC (UK) - 5 ore fa
He was flown back to the UK and has been recovering in a London hospital. His wife Beverley Turner said her husband's 'drive and determination' had helped with his recovery. Cracknell had been in the US filming for the Discovery channel. The star was shooting a new series called ... |
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Rebels attack aid workers treating Congo rape victims
The Independent (UK) - 9 ore fa
He said a Congolese soldier and two militiamen were killed in the firefight. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he is not authorised to speak to reporters. IMC officials could not be immediately reached to confirm the rescue. IMC regional director, Miel Hendrickson, said earlier ... |
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Hurricane Gains Force
Wall Street Journal (USA) - 9 ore fa
But the National Hurricane Center predicted it would remain offshore. The storm is still likely to cause dangerous winds, heavy rain and storm surges along parts of the East Coast, including segments of North Carolina. A Hurricane watch was in effect for parts of Cape Cod. A tropical storm warning ... |
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Long delays for hip surgery
The Independent (UK) - 9 ore fa
Some NHS hospitals, including Wansbeck Hospital in Ashington, Northumberland, University Hospital Aintree, Liverpool, and North Tyneside General Hospital, in North Shields, Tyne and Wear, managed to get 95 per cent or more patients through surgery within 48 hours. Others, including Charing Cross ... |
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