Top Ten Most Important Food Safety Stories of 2012
Top Ten Most Important Food Safety Stories of 2012
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The most important food safety story of 2012 is the termination of USDA's 11-year-old Microbiological Data Program (MDP), which did 80 percent of federal testing for foodborne pathogens of fresh fruit and vegetables. The program's demise likely … At …
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ThriveRx Receives Limited Distribution Rights to Gattex (Teduglutide [rDNA …
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CINCINNATI, Jan 02, 2013 (BUSINESS WIRE) — ThriveRx, a national specialty pharmacy and infusion services provider, has received limited distribution rights to Gattex(R) (Teduglutide [rDNA origin]) for Injection, for subcutaneous use, from NPS …
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Advances in treating Bipolar Disorder – Milestones Recovery Series – Advances in treating Bipolar Disorder In a new series of video interviews that chronicle leaders and developments in the addiction recovery world presented by Milestones Ranch Malibu Treatment Center, Patrick Wanis PhD interviews Dr. Paul Keck, Jr., President and CEO of Lindner Center of HOPE, for insights into Bipolar Disorder – medication, therapy and life skills management. Dr. Keck also addresses the tough question, “Why are there more people today than ever before being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder?” Insight: Watch what Dr.Keck says about the significance of working with the whole family when treating clients with Bipolar Disorder The Lindner Center of HOPE, mental health clinic provides patient-centered, scientifically-advanced care for those facing addiction, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses: lindnercenterofhope.org Drug and alcohol rehab treatment center — Milestones Ranch Malibu: www.milestonesranch.com Patrick: Dr. Keck you are one of the top ten most cited doctors in psychology and psychiatry across the US. So tell us about your skills, and your gift, and your talent. Dr. Keck: Well I’ve spent most of my career as a clinician working with patients, people with all kinds of psychiatric and psychological problems, and also as a clinician/scientist, meaning I’ve been doing work with really talented groups of people over the years and that’s been a great blessing. We’ve worked with people with bipolar disorder, depression, all …