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September 10th 2008
Categories: Cancer, Donation, Healthcare, Society

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“2008 Breaking Boards For Breast Cancer” At Waterfire In Providence To Support The Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Foundation

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mastery Martial Arts will sponsor a fundraising event to “break boards” on October 11, 2008. Join a community of supporters at the Waterfire of Providence event to benefit people living with breast cancer. Mr. Greg Horton, founder of Mastery Martial Arts will have his black belt ...

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September 10th 2010
Tags: Biotech, Business of Medicine, Diseases, Drugs, Healthcare, Healthcare Information, Healthcare Professionals, Healthcare Solutions, Medicine, Online, Pharmaceuticals, Society No Comments

‘Drugging the Undruggable’ Symposium Highlights Advances in Treating Cancer, Diabetes and Other Major Diseases

Scientists from government, industry, and academia presenting at the 240th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society released a new report highlighting advances in creating the next generation of medicines for treating cancer, diabetes, and other major diseases. The report, which was featured during the special symposium, "Drugging the Undruggable,” ...
September 9th 2010
Tags: Cosmetic Surgery, Healthcare, Healthcare Information, Healthcare Professionals, Healthcare Services, Liposuction, Plastic Surgery, Society, Surgery No Comments

The Harley Medical Group Report Surge In Liposuction Procedures

The Harley Medical Group has reported thousands of enquiries for liposuction over the last month as a wave of what is termed 'beach envy' - jealousy of other women's bodies - hit holidaymakers. The rise has been driven largely by 30-plus women, with clinic staff reporting patient feedback that suggests Victoria ...

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