It's been medically and statistically proven that smoking is a very bad thing, which affects the human body in a very adverse manner. For this reason, countless methods that are supposed to help people quit have appeared on the market over the past few years, each of them providing both advantages and disadvanta... |
10 November 2008
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Working with clients such as Pistorius, winner of three gold medals in the Paralympics in Beijing this year, the Ossur Corporation deals exclusively with designing and engineering advanced prosthetic limbs. With their eyes on the prize - a fully automated prosthesis that would draw its commands from the user's b... |
30 September 2008
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Like many other major technology manufacturers around the world, the NEC company is involved in a very large number of market segments, including several which are less advertised, as for example that of medical devices. And the company's latest announcement is related exactly to this particular field, as NEC ha... |
27 November 2007
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The huge leaps forward achieved in both telecommunications and medical-related research over the past few years are changing the traditional doctor-patient relationship, as medics are now capable of offering their patients emergency assistance or advice even when they're not physically present. And one of the mo... |
20 November 2007
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Heart rhythm disorders and especially atrial fibrillation are two very serious problems for people around the world, which, unchecked or untreated in due time, might even lead to a person's death. This is the reason why the Medtronic company has just announced the European release of the Reveal XT, the world... |
13 July 2007
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Teeth are a very important part of our body, since not only do they help us chew our food, but actually play a very important part in our social lives. Nobody likes a person with yellow or stained teeth, either from drinking too much coffee, smoking or eating way too many sweets without brushing regularly. That is wh... |
11 March 2007
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