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Braiding Causes Baldness - New Data

Braiding Causes Baldness

It has been seen that most of the African American women like to braid or tightly weave their hair.  This hairstyle is considered to never go out of fashion. In a new research it has been confirmed that such braiding or tight weaving can cause permanent hair loss.

Anti-Smoking Lobby in the UK Face Heat from Retailers

Anti-Smoking Lobby in the UK Face Heat from Retailers

The anti-smoking lobby has grown stronger with the passage of everyday over the past few years. The government announced a ban on the display of cigarette packs in stores on Thursday that is also observed as ‘no smoking day’ in the UK.

Mental Health Budgets Suffer from Decreasing Funds

Mental Health Budgets Suffer from Decreasing Funds

Mental illness is a reality that is staring down at the world; one of the biggest causes of people suffering from such conditions, is stress. These diseases happen to inflict everyone, from teenagers to the elderly.

Medtronic Resolves Issues with FDA

Medtronic Resolves Issues with FDA

On Wednesday Medtronic Inc. announced that the issues highlighted in the two warning letters from the Food and Drug Administration regarding their facilities in Mounds View and Juncos, Puerto Rico have been resolved. The resolution of these issues means that critical medical devices produced in these plants can now be made ready for introduction into the United States market.

Medicare and Medicaid Fraud Reaches an Estimated $47 Billion

Medicare and Medicaid Fraud Reaches an Estimated $47 Billion

Dishonest businessmen and scam artists are becoming more and more secretive and complex in their ways of committing fraud against taxpayer-funded Medicare and Medicaid. In one example, a man would enter apartments in Delaware and ask to speak with elderly residents in order to “educate” them on the different types of medical equipment available to them.

First Drug for Lupus in 50 Years Released Passed Approval Wednesday

First Drug for Lupus in 50 Years Released Passed Approval Wednesday

On Wednesday the Food and Drug Administration announced its approval of a drug designed for the treatment of lupus; the first of its kind to hit the market in more than 50 years. The drug, called Benlysta, helps manage the symptoms of lupus, an immune disease that attacks the organs of the body.

Disputes over Android Being Termed as the Top Smartphone Platform in Q4 2010

Disputes over Android Being Termed as the Top Smartphone Platform in Q4 2010

As per sources, Android has been termed as the top smartphone platform in Q4 2010; however a new report from Gartner is disputing the claim.

Gartner states that with the help of Symbian-based products by Fujitsu and Sharp, and legacy products from Sony Ericsson and Samsung, Symbian had barely edged out Android.

Gowalla Has Made the World “A Social Atlas” By Introducing Highlight Feature

Gowalla, a location-based social networking service, is skilfully gathering information from different sources to update new features into its site, so as to induce more consumers towards it.

Chrome Browser’s 9 Version

Chrome Browser’s 9 Version

Google is reportedly said to have made an update on the stable branch of its Chrome browser to version 9. This update would bring up several added features which all the Chrome beta users have now been enjoying for several months, which comprise of the Chrome Instant, WebGL support and access to the Chrome Web Store.

iPad 2 to be out soon

iPad 2 to be out soon

A new report suggests that the production partners of Apple are all busy working on the new model of iPad. As the Company is known to remain tight lipped about all its upcoming product launches, this time again it has little or no information to reveal.

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