Buying Meds Online: A Safety Tip Sheet BusinessWeek
There are several things to keep in mind before purchasing prescription drugs on the Net
Advisers tell state to buy meds for flu pandemic The Salt Lake Tribune
It's not a matter of if, but when, a pandemic influenza outbreak will strike, Utah health officials believe, and they are getting ready for it. With the threat of the H5N1 avian flu swapping genetic material with another virus - allowing it to become highly contagious - a task force voted Wednesday to advise Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. to spend $3.6 million in general funds on anti-viral
Cheerleading mess a team effort Dallas Morning News
Give us some willful teens; give us some enabling adults – what do we got? A mess.
Inmate is unstable; the system is just nuts KTLA 5
Stephan Lilly's hands are cuffed behind him as he's led toward me amid a chorus of deranged howls and mad pounding on cellblock doors by other inmates.
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Cheerleading Mess a Team Effort: Give Us Some Willful Teens; Give Us Some Enabling Adults ? What Do We Got? A Mess. RedNova
By Karen Ayres, The Dallas Morning News Dec. 9--Editor's note: The facts and descriptions in the following story come from a report compiled by Harry Jones, a Dallas lawyer hired by the McKinney school district to investigate allegations of unequal discipline at McKinney North High School.
Update -- Eli Lilly Reports Busy Drug Pipeline Forbes
The pharmaceutical company reported that it has 30 drugs under development, including ten newly announced.
Eli Lilly Reports Busy Drug Pipeline Forbes
The company reported that it has 30 drugs under development, including 10 newly announced.
Controversy stirs over nurse charged in accidental death Pantagraph
MADISON, Wis. -- By most accounts, nurse Julie Thao helped hundreds of women giving birth during a 15-year career. But a drug mixup that led to a death may send her to prison, frustrating fellow caregivers.
Nurse charged with stealing meds from hospital The Burlington Free Press
Published: Tuesday, December 5, 2006 Attorney General William Sorrell announced today that Amy J. Goodell, 32, of North Clarendon, was charged Monday in Vermont District Court for Rutland County on one count of obtaining a regulated drug by deceit and one count of making false statement in records, both felonies.
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