Monthly Archives: December 2011
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Reform of the Law of Snuff is paid with 600,000 fewer smokers and a reduction in sales estimated at 500 million packs during their first year of operation, according to estimates by the National Committee for Smoking Prevention
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A study by a U.S. university found that the drugs used to combat HIV also help prevent infection.
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Analysts believe that constitute an ideal way to solve the financial problems of public health. It is a sector, they say, you need a thorough reform.
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Experts warn that use optical over 15 minutes a game can lead to vision problems.
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A group of U.S. scientists said Monday they had developed a vaccine that targets tumors in mice, a discovery they hope can help fight breast cancer, colon, ovarian and pancreatic cancers in humans.
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Now that the Ministry of Health has authorized in Spain for sale without prescription in pharmacies to women over age 16 believe it is time to answer some questions you may have about this decision.
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Androgenetic alopecia is the most common form of hair loss and male pattern refers to the estate.
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Maybe later in the year Santa Claus in his sack load a new gift: the 'condom viagra'. Its difference from the conventional condom containing a vasodilator substance that helps men maintain an erection during intercourse
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A women's magazine has made a controversial Italian photojournalism with Karlie Kloss, a 19-year-old whose figure, extremely thin, has raised alarm bells about weight and health of the models.
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The application of new oral drugs has become one of the alternatives to the treatment of multiple sclerosis, a disease in Spain according to official data some 40,000 people.
