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Carolyn Withers-Diamond Honored by Cambridge Who's Who
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | July 06, 2010
Carolyn Withers-Diamond celebrates 24 years as President of her self-titled company
Michael W. Harnett to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | July 06, 2010
Michael W. Harnett celebrates five years as a managing partner of HarNettworks Holdings
Bergen County Dentist Explains the Major Damages Smoking Does Orally
By: michelle mesa, Bogota Dental Center | July 02, 2010
Bergen County Dentist, Dr. Sherzoy, wants his patients to know that smoking not only affects the overall body but also affects the inner health and beauty of one's mouth.
E Cigarette Products Beneficial To Smokers, States E Cigarette Company
By: Tiffany Ellis, E Cigarettes National | July 01, 2010
Electronic cigarettes are new to the United States as of the past four years, but one of the top brands is making sure they continue to be known by the quality of their products and the benefits they provide.
E Cigarette Review Site Making Waves Through Its Industry
By: Teresa Peach, World of E Cigarettes | July 01, 2010
One e cigarette review site aims to review all e cigarette brands currently on the market and provide consumers with information on which kits are hot... and which ones are not.
Federal Court Grants Class Certification to Class of Marlboro Smokers for Landmark Trial Against Philip Morris
By: Steven Phillips, Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP | June 29, 2010
Federal Court in Massachusetts allows case brought by class of Marlboro smokers to proceed to trial. The class seeks a medical monitoring program to provide low dose CT scans that can detect lung cancer at an early stage and increase survival rates.
Chemical Maker's Plan to Resolve Asbestos Lawsuits
By: EIN News | June 28, 2010
A plan by RPM International, Inc. to put two nonoperating units into bankruptcy in order to resolve thousands of asbestos claims filed by mesothelioma lawyers has come under criticism by the U.S. Trustee assigned to monitor the bankruptcy.
Ablitech, Inc. - Eyeing Ways to Stop Bladder Cancer
By: Ken Malone, Ablitech, Inc. | June 28, 2010
New Technology Showing Promising Possibilities for Stopping Different Forms of Cancer and Degenerative Diseases
St. Vincent's Closure Leaves Medical Malpractice Victims in a Bad Spot
By: Findlaw PR | June 26, 2010
The closure of St. Vincent's Hospital in New York City leaves victims of medical malpractice in a bad spot.
Tickets Now on Sale for the 16th Annual San Diego Festival of Beer Returning to Downtown San Diego Friday, September 10 -- All Proceeds Benefit Local Cancer Charities
By: Brendi Rawlin, Limelight Public Relations | June 26, 2010
San Diego's oldest and largest craft beer festival is a fundraiser for San Diego Professionals Against Cancer. In June, SDPAC presented a $100,000 check to Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego for a new MRI machine.
World Progress Report with Joan Lunden Focuses on Carcinoid Cancer Treatments
By: Matt Allen, World Progress Report | June 26, 2010
World Progress Report with Joan Lunden will cover medical organizations and treatments working to cure carcinoid cancer.
Healthcare Professional Earns Membership With Stanford Who's Who
By: Christine Curcio, Stanford Who's Who | June 25, 2010
Dean E. Doering has been accepted among the ranks of leading professionals with Stanford Who's Who as a result of his remarkable work in the Healthcare Industry.
Will Your Marriage Beat the Odds?
By: Findlaw PR | June 24, 2010
Researchers have found that everything from religion to cancer and from smoking habits to the gender of your children can predict how likely it is that your relationship will endure.
New Products Could Add Over $70 Billion to the Pharmaceutical Market in Five Years
By: Veronica Franco, MarketResearch.com | June 19, 2010
While this report looks at the entire Phama R&D pipeline to 2015, a key focus is the increasing role of biopharmaceutical products.
Cyanide Poisoning Treatment Coalition Provides Training Opportunity for Firefighters to Wear their Air, Take a Shower and Wash their Gear!
By: Shawn Longerich, Cyanide Poisning Treatment Coali | June 18, 2010
Safety Stand Down training program focused on preventing hydrogen cyanide exposure in fire smoke.
Displaying 61 to 75 (of 605 releases)
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Pages: [« Prev] 1 2 3 4 5 ... [Next »]
Carolyn Withers-Diamond Honored by Cambridge Who's Who
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | July 06, 2010
Carolyn Withers-Diamond celebrates 24 years as President of her self-titled company
Michael W. Harnett to Be Profiled in Exclusive Registry
By: Ellen Campbell, Cambridge Who's Who | July 06, 2010
Michael W. Harnett celebrates five years as a managing partner of HarNettworks Holdings
Bergen County Dentist Explains the Major Damages Smoking Does Orally
By: michelle mesa, Bogota Dental Center | July 02, 2010
Bergen County Dentist, Dr. Sherzoy, wants his patients to know that smoking not only affects the overall body but also affects the inner health and beauty of one's mouth.
E Cigarette Products Beneficial To Smokers, States E Cigarette Company
By: Tiffany Ellis, E Cigarettes National | July 01, 2010
Electronic cigarettes are new to the United States as of the past four years, but one of the top brands is making sure they continue to be known by the quality of their products and the benefits they provide.
E Cigarette Review Site Making Waves Through Its Industry
By: Teresa Peach, World of E Cigarettes | July 01, 2010
One e cigarette review site aims to review all e cigarette brands currently on the market and provide consumers with information on which kits are hot... and which ones are not.
Federal Court Grants Class Certification to Class of Marlboro Smokers for Landmark Trial Against Philip Morris
By: Steven Phillips, Levy Phillips & Konigsberg, LLP | June 29, 2010
Federal Court in Massachusetts allows case brought by class of Marlboro smokers to proceed to trial. The class seeks a medical monitoring program to provide low dose CT scans that can detect lung cancer at an early stage and increase survival rates.
Chemical Maker's Plan to Resolve Asbestos Lawsuits
By: EIN News | June 28, 2010
A plan by RPM International, Inc. to put two nonoperating units into bankruptcy in order to resolve thousands of asbestos claims filed by mesothelioma lawyers has come under criticism by the U.S. Trustee assigned to monitor the bankruptcy.
Ablitech, Inc. - Eyeing Ways to Stop Bladder Cancer
By: Ken Malone, Ablitech, Inc. | June 28, 2010
New Technology Showing Promising Possibilities for Stopping Different Forms of Cancer and Degenerative Diseases
St. Vincent's Closure Leaves Medical Malpractice Victims in a Bad Spot
By: Findlaw PR | June 26, 2010
The closure of St. Vincent's Hospital in New York City leaves victims of medical malpractice in a bad spot.
Tickets Now on Sale for the 16th Annual San Diego Festival of Beer Returning to Downtown San Diego Friday, September 10 -- All Proceeds Benefit Local Cancer Charities
By: Brendi Rawlin, Limelight Public Relations | June 26, 2010
San Diego's oldest and largest craft beer festival is a fundraiser for San Diego Professionals Against Cancer. In June, SDPAC presented a $100,000 check to Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego for a new MRI machine.
World Progress Report with Joan Lunden Focuses on Carcinoid Cancer Treatments
By: Matt Allen, World Progress Report | June 26, 2010
World Progress Report with Joan Lunden will cover medical organizations and treatments working to cure carcinoid cancer.
Healthcare Professional Earns Membership With Stanford Who's Who
By: Christine Curcio, Stanford Who's Who | June 25, 2010
Dean E. Doering has been accepted among the ranks of leading professionals with Stanford Who's Who as a result of his remarkable work in the Healthcare Industry.
Will Your Marriage Beat the Odds?
By: Findlaw PR | June 24, 2010
Researchers have found that everything from religion to cancer and from smoking habits to the gender of your children can predict how likely it is that your relationship will endure.
New Products Could Add Over $70 Billion to the Pharmaceutical Market in Five Years
By: Veronica Franco, MarketResearch.com | June 19, 2010
While this report looks at the entire Phama R&D pipeline to 2015, a key focus is the increasing role of biopharmaceutical products.
Cyanide Poisoning Treatment Coalition Provides Training Opportunity for Firefighters to Wear their Air, Take a Shower and Wash their Gear!
By: Shawn Longerich, Cyanide Poisning Treatment Coali | June 18, 2010
Safety Stand Down training program focused on preventing hydrogen cyanide exposure in fire smoke.
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