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Representative Billy Tauzin of Louisiana to Step Down

Representative Billy Tauzin of Louisiana to Step Down

Official announcements have confirmed that Representative Billy Tauzin of Louisiana is stepping down from $2 Million-per-year role as the top lobbyist for the medicine industry, amid various complaints from drug manufacturers that he had bargained away their earnings too cheaply, spent too much of his $150 Million advertising campaign in order to sell the revamp and also miscalculated his asses

Brown pelican recovers from ‘near extinction’; removed from US endangered species list

Brown pelican

In a Wednesday announcement made by the officials with the US Department of the Interior, and the Senator Mary Landrieu, the federal list of endangered species will no longer feature the brown pelican, as it has been recovered from 'near extinction' category.

Green tea extract EGCG can slow prostate cancer growth

Green tea extract EGCG can slow prostate cancer growth

According to the findings of a research, led by Jim Cardelli of Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in Shreveport, a green tea extract – epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) – with anti-oxidant properties can prove effective in slowing the progression of prostate cancer.

Study finds early risk signs of Type 2 diabetes in very young children

Type 2 diabetes

According to a study presented at the annual scientific session meeting American Diabetes Association in New Orleans, US researchers have come across predictable early risk signs of Type 2 diabetes in very young children.

Study: Novo Nordisk’s diabetes drug, liraglutide, scores high over competitors

Novo Nordisk

According to a study presented at the American Diabetes Association conference in New Orleans on Sunday, Novo Nordisk A/S's experimental diabetes medicine, liraglutide, scored high over rival products, in terms of bringing about weight loss and controlled blood-sugar levels in diabetics after a two-year treatment period.

Study supports medical treatment rather than surgery for diabetics with heart disease

heart disease

According to a new study, sponsored by the National Institutes of Health and several pharmaceutical companies, drugs should be the first line of treatment for those diabetes' patients who also suffer from heart disease; and angioplasty or bypass surgery be added only in the severest of cases.

Control Calorie Intake to Lose Weight

Researchers in a study said that in order to lose weight it does not matter whether you go on a low fat diet or low carb one, what matters is that you consume fewer calories. 

Obesity can be Caught like a Cold Virus say Scientists

Scientists have found a common cold virus which can interfere with our body's normal functioning and make us fat. The highly infectious virus is known as AD-36, infects the lungs and along with causing sore throats forces fat cells to multiply.

Wheezing Kids Get No Relief from Steroids

According to new research steroids given to children who are wheezing due to viral or other infections don't get any relief but could harm the child.

Noose Found On the Desk of an African-American Louisiana Homeland Security Supervisor

Agency Director Mark Cooper at a news conference revealed, a rope tied into an eight inch noose was found Wednesday on the desk of an African-American supervisor at the Louisiana Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness in Baton Rouge , Louisiana .

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