Category Archives: Drugs

NEW YORK, March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Prefilled Syringes to 2018 - Devices, Drugs, Markets, Players and Prospects http://www.reportlinker.com/p01109062/Prefilled-Syringes-to-2018---Devices-Drugs-Markets-Players-and-Prospects.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Drug_Delivery_Technology The administration of therapeutic drugs via injection is an indispensable delivery method for numerous drugs critical to patient health and well-being. Now this segment is evolving in response to changing patient populations, new classes of powerful therapeutic drugs and healthcare administration initiatives. Population demographics and efforts by managed care providers to control healthcare costs are driving the growth in drug self-administration, particularly for chronic conditions, introducing a new class of nave users to parenteral drug delivery. For Fill-and-Finish contractors, market proximity is an important competitive factor. As the use of prefilled syringes continues to grow, the issue of prefilled syringe safety has received increased attention, with both integrated prefillable safety syringes and safety solutions designed to accommodate existing prefillable syringes advancing commercially. This report analyzes eleven important prefilled syringe therapeutic segments and examines key regulatory, economic and competitive factors that represent potential barriers to commercial success. Highlights Analyzes therapeutic demand drivers and evaluates commercial prefilled syringe products in eleven major therapeutic segments Examines design factors, material selection issues, … Continue reading →

4 March 2013 Last updated at 09:36 ET A man who was caught with firearms and drugs at his home in North Lanarkshire has been jailed for seven years. Police raided 50-year-old John Lucas' isolated home at Roughrigg, Airdrie, on April 27 last year. They found cocaine worth 164,000, cannabis worth 12,000, amphetamine worth 11,000 and 38,000 in cash. They also found gun barrels and ammunition. Wheelchair user Lucas was jailed at the High Court in Edinburgh after earlier pleading guilty to the charges. Defence counsel Tony Graham told the court that Lucas, who suffers from a degenerative condition, had been acting as "a quartermaster" for the items found during the search. Mr Graham said items were being stored at the house on behalf of others after Lucas had built up debts. In addition to the drugs, police seized four gun barrels along with striker units, although none had been assembled into weapons at the time. Each was capable of being combined to form a simple single shot firearm about eight inches long. Live rounds of ammunition and spent cartridge cases were also found. The rest is here: Drugs and weapons 'storeman' jailed … Continue reading →

Mumbai, March 3 (PTI): Drugs are expected to cost more following an increase in excise duty to 6 per cent from 5 per cent on formulations and to 12 per cent from 10 per cent on bulk drugs in the budget, ratings agency Crisil has said. "These increases are not expected to significantly impact pharmaceutical players as they will pass on the duty increases to consumers," Crisil said in its budget analysis. The concessional 5 per cent basic customs duty has been extended to six life-saving drugs/vaccines and to bulk drugs used to manufacture these drugs. However, the impact of this on the industry will be neutral since these drugs account for a small proportion in the domestic market. The five-year extension of the 200 per cent weighted deduction for in-house RandD expenditure will marginally benefit firms as RandD expenditure, on an average, forms less than 5 per cent of their net sales, Crisil said. According to the ratings firm, the phama industry is on a strong footing and the healthy growth will continue. In 2013-14, Crisil Research expects the industry to continue to expand at a healthy rate of 13-14 per cent year-on-year, reaching $36-37 billion. The industry is … Continue reading →

Drugs made by Gilead Sciences Inc. (GILD) that can prevent healthy adults from getting HIV didnt reduce infections in African women because of lack of adherence to treatment, raising questions about the medicines usefulness in stopping the spread of AIDS. About two thirds of women didnt consistently use Gileads daily pill Truvada or Viread, which came in the form of a pill or vaginal gel, according to the study released today at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Atlanta. The women in the study said they were deterred from using the medicines because of stigma associated with AIDS drugs and side effects, which can include diarrhea and nightmares. Women were not using the product and those women least likely to use the product are the ones most at risk for HIV infection, they are young women and those who are not married, said Jeanne Marrazzo, a researcher at University of Washington in Seattle who led the study. The finding may cause global health officials to rethink their strategies for using the treatments as a form of prevention. U.S. regulators approved Gileads Truvada last year as the first drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy adults. Health organizations worldwide … Continue reading →

NEW YORK, March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: Generic Drugs: World Market 2013-2023 http://www.reportlinker.com/p0663864/Generic-Drugs-World-Market-2013-2023.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Generic_Drug Report Details Your guide to trends and sales potential for generics That new study lets you assess forecasted sales at overall world market and national level. You discover the potential of the generics market, seeing how, why and where it can grow. As pharma patents expire, much opportunity remains. Forecasts and other analyses to help you find growth potentials In our report you find revenue forecasting to 2023, historical data, growth rates and market shares. Also, you see qualitative analysis (inc. SWOT), progress, competition, developments and business outlooks. You receive 48 tables, 36 charts and six research interviews. Our work lets you investigate the most lucrative areas of the generics industry. See the outlook for that large, expanding pharmaceutical segment. Spending restraints will benefit it. You can stay ahead in knowledge, benefiting your research and analyses. The following sections show what you discover in our study. Original post: Generic Drugs: World Market 2013-2023 … Continue reading →

TP King - Drugs Are My Best Friend This is a song by Produced and Performed by TP King in 2013. You can see more information about TP King in http://www.facebook.com/TipiKing Join us now and let yourself go with the flow! By: smahala … Continue reading →

DRUGS - My Swagger Has A First Name August 1, 2011 WARPED TOUR ATLANTA By: FTPPhotography … Continue reading →

HARLEM SHAKE -GR 7 COVER (BHS) It's our own way of stating the fact-HAPPINESS. it only shows that attending school was not that bad,we all have FUN, as clear as the SUN! Please enjoy watching. Thank you. Say NO to DRUGS and bad VICES. Say YES to HARLEM SHAKE! By: ALDWEN CHUCA … Continue reading →

PSYCHIATRY A SUPER SCAM....JAGADEEPKUMAR. Psychiatry is a harmful and dangerous practice which is disabling and debilitating the lives of many people through so -called anti-psychotic drugs and ECT There is a need for people in Ireland to waken up to this fundamentally flawed practice and the harm it is causing and work for human rights for people labelled' mentally ill' 13 GOOD REASONS WHY PSYCHIATRY MUST BE ABOLISHED 1. Because psychiatrists frequently cause harm, permanent disabilities, death - death of the body-mind-spirit. 2. Because psychiatrists frequently violate the Hippocratic Oath which orders all physicians "First Do No Harm." 3. Because psychiatrists patronize and disempower people, especially their patients. 4. Because psychiatry is not a medical science. 5. Because psychiatry is quackery, a pseudo-science which lacks independent diagnostic tests, testable hypotheses, and cures for "schizophrenia" and all other types of alleged "mental illness" or "mental disorder". 6. Because psychiatrists can not accurately and reliably predict dangerousness, violence, or any other type of human behaviour, yet make such claims as "expert witnesses", and with the media promote the "dangerous mental patient" myth/stereotype. 7. Because psychiatrists have caused a worldwide epidemic of brain damage by promoting and prescribing brain-disabling treatments such … Continue reading →

Twisted Love |Part 8| (Part 1) Wow, I just saw that I haven't updated Twisted Love since 8 months ago! Plus, I need to update Love Drunk. I think I might do that next weekend. 🙂 I missed making these videos. My junior year has been so busy and hard. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "That movie was amazing! Did you see how fit Zac Efron was?" I say as we exit the movie theater. "One, you're using the word fit now thanks to me and two, I don't think guys are hot," Harry laughs and puts his arm around me. "You're just jealous! You wish you could be as hot as him," I laugh and stick my tongue out at him. "Too bad I'm burning hot or I would of been offended," Harry says. "In your dreams!" I hit him in his arm. "Aw, I'm so hurt," Harry says as he rubs his arm. "I bet it did! I'm super strong," I laugh as I flex my muscles. "In your dreams!" He repeated what I said. I don't know how Logan can hate him so much. Harry is amazing. "You know what I miss?" "What?" … Continue reading →