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Mexican Healthcare Company Adopts Blockchain to Prevent COVID-19 Vaccine Fraud
A medical company in Mexico is using the blockchain to prevent counterfeiting of covid vaccine certificates. Results of the tests are delivered physically and digitally after 24 hours and are verified with blockchain technology to ensure the authenticity of the test application and the results in real-time.
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Soda Tax Could Save Thousands of Lives and $1 Billion in Mexico
Mexicos soda tax is on course to prevent diabetes, heart attacks and strokes in more than 200,000 adults and to save nearly $1 billion in healthcare costs over a decade, a new study suggests.
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Barack Obama's health secretary resigns after Obamacare launch woes
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is resigning after overseeing the botched rollout of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reforms, a White House official said on Thursday.
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Two Indian-origin men get prestigious award in US
Two Indian-origin men are among this year's prestigious Heinz Awards recipients in the US.
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Why Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr Reddy’s would continue to rally
Know why frontline pharm companies like Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories could grow profits.
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After 70 years, Dengue vaccine in sight
French drug company Sanofi could unveil a vaccine in September 2012 for Dengue, the breakbone fever that could help prevent 100 m cases of infection each year.
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United States drug regulator may visit Dr Reddy's Mexico facility this month
American drug regulator USFDA, which issued an import alert on products made in the Mexico unit of India's Dr Reddys Laboratories, may visit the facility for an inspection later this month, the company said.
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Mexican states crack down on abortion
The woman came into the hospital, bleeding, scared and barely out of her teens. But before anyone would treat her, the authorities had to be called. Doctors believed that she had had an illegal abortion, so first, a man from the prosecutor's office had to arrive and ask her about her sexual history. Then, after she was treated but still groggy from...
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Mexican Healthcare Company Adopts Blockchain to Prevent COVID-19 Vaccine Fraud
A medical company in Mexico is using the blockchain to prevent counterfeiting of covid vaccine certificates. Results of the tests are delivered physically and digitally after 24 hours and are verified with blockchain technology to ensure the authenticity of the test application and the results in real-time.
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Soda Tax Could Save Thousands of Lives and $1 Billion in Mexico
Mexicos soda tax is on course to prevent diabetes, heart attacks and strokes in more than 200,000 adults and to save nearly $1 billion in healthcare costs over a decade, a new study suggests.
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Barack Obama's health secretary resigns after Obamacare launch woes
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is resigning after overseeing the botched rollout of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reforms, a White House official said on Thursday.
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Two Indian-origin men get prestigious award in US
Two Indian-origin men are among this year's prestigious Heinz Awards recipients in the US.
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Why Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr Reddy’s would continue to rally
Know why frontline pharm companies like Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories could grow profits.
-
After 70 years, Dengue vaccine in sight
French drug company Sanofi could unveil a vaccine in September 2012 for Dengue, the breakbone fever that could help prevent 100 m cases of infection each year.
-
United States drug regulator may visit Dr Reddy's Mexico facility this month
American drug regulator USFDA, which issued an import alert on products made in the Mexico unit of India's Dr Reddys Laboratories, may visit the facility for an inspection later this month, the company said.
-
Mexican states crack down on abortion
The woman came into the hospital, bleeding, scared and barely out of her teens. But before anyone would treat her, the authorities had to be called. Doctors believed that she had had an illegal abortion, so first, a man from the prosecutor's office had to arrive and ask her about her sexual history. Then, after she was treated but still groggy from...
