Locator for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day collection site available online | Drug Store News

Locator for National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day collection site available online | Drug Store News:

"the Drug Enforcement Administration National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day collection site locator allows consumers to search for a nearby location to dispose of unneeded medications on Saturday, April 26, 2014, the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy announced Wednesday. On April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., thousands of DEA-coordinated collection sites will be available across the country, and consumers are encouraged to use this opportunity to safely and legally dispose of any unneeded pills, including prescription pain pills and other controlled substance medications, as these pills can only be accepted for disposal when law enforcement is present."

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Lovely Lilies and Curious Cats: A Dangerous Combination - FDA

Animal Health Literacy > Lovely Lilies and Curious Cats: A Dangerous Combination - FDA:

"It’s also important to remember that while lilies, a common household plant, are lovely to see and smell, they are still a safety threat for our cats. The entire lily plant (leaf, pollen, and flower) is considered to be toxic for cats. If you have lilies in your home this Easter, make sure that your cat doesn’t eat any part of the plants."

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Pharma needs ‘radical change’ says report | Pharmafile

Pharma needs ‘radical change’ says report | Pharmafile:

""Costs are sky-rocketing. Breakthrough innovation is ebbing. Competition is intense and sales growth is flattening," he adds.

It all adds up to investors attributing less value to companies’ pipelines, KPMG contends.

The perception of the pharma 'value chain' needs to change to a new 'value ecosystem' "which puts the patient and the customer at its centre, with other business services wrapped around their needs", KPMG believes."

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Sun Pharmaceutical to Buy Ranbaxy in $3.2 Billion Deal - WSJ.com

Sun Pharmaceutical to Buy Ranbaxy in $3.2 Billion Deal - WSJ.com:

"The deal would make Sun Pharma the largest pharmaceutical company in India and the fifth-largest generic drug company in the world. But it would also saddle the Mumbai-based company with the chore of fixing up Ranbaxy's operations and ending restrictions on its U.S. sales.

Before curbs imposed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Ranbaxy earned about 40% of its revenue from the American market. Now, only one Ranbaxy plant, located in the U.S., is producing drugs for U.S. consumption."

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Health app users beware: Column - USA Today

Health app users beware: Column - USA Today:

"But how many are actually useful? An analysis by the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics found that only about 40% of those apps — 16,000 — are "truly related to health care" and oriented toward the consumer patient. Of those, two-thirds offered patients legitimate medical information."

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