Press Release Information for Today
Competitive Edge Show to Feature Kukuzans Safaris of South Africa
February 18, 2005 -- Platinum Television Group is pleased to announce the selection of Kukuzans Safaris for its innovative, educational television series, Competitive Edge. The company will be featured in our "Adventure Travel Series." Specializing in safaris for hunters and photographers, the Kukuzans organization of South Africa ...
Research and Markets Pharmaceutical Research Profiting from Cellbased Molecular Imaging
February 3, 2005 -- Advances in molecular imaging are prompting a rapid change in how we visualize disease processes and therapeutic interventions at the molecular level, supplanting purely structural information with valuable functional data. Molecular Imaging Comes of Age: Applications and Impacts in Discovery, Clinical Trials, and ...
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February 3, 2005 -- Christine Frisbee of New York City, invented a pillow that prevents her husband from snoring. Having moved from a house in Connecticut to a small apartment in New York City the day before 9/11, this entrepreneur enjoyed a single night where he stopped snoring. She decided that she would try ...
PA State Nurses Association Places a CalltoAction for Improved Health Care
February 4, 2005 -- The PA State Nurses Association, in collaboration with the Alliance of Advanced Practice Nurses, today released an extensive briefing paper, entitled "Solving One Piece of the Health Care Delivery Crisis Puzzle: An Action Agenda for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania," examining the full scope of Advanced Practice Nurses ...
DDL Testing Services Helps Packaging Pros Understand DOT Compliance Provides 5 Steps to Attaining
February 3, 2005 -- http://www.testedandproven.com - DDL, a leading package, product and material testing laboratory, is helping packaging professionals understand complex Department of Transportation DOT compliance procedures. Packaging companies that transport hazardous materials are required by law to comply with the requirements set forth ...
Doe Run Peru Reports Drop in Emissions Blood Lead Levels
February 10, 2005 -- Emissions from Doe Run Peru's La Oroya facility and blood lead levels among workers and in the community have improved significantly, the company reported Wednesday. "When we bought the lead smelter in 1997 we committed to working to address the 75 years of health and environmental issues left by the previous owners," ...
The Aesthetic Book Receives Quarterly National Distribution
February 13, 2005 -- The debut issue of The Aesthetic Book, released July 1, 2004 throughout Texas, will receive quarterly national distribution through Barnes & Noble, D. Dalton and Bookstop superstores. The Aesthetic Book is devoted to providing its readers with the most current information on plastic surgery, dermatology, cosmetic ...
Fostering HighTouch Healthcare in a HighTech World
February 15, 2005 -- While the use of high-tech healthcare tools streamlines healthcare administration, it can heighten the risk of alienating members by putting them at arm's length. Transforming high technology into a high-touch, personalized member experience is the focus of a March 2, 2005 web-assisted audio conference sponsored by ...
MedicTag LLC Announces Expansion and Acquisition of Distributors for its New Medical Alert Product
February 15, 2005 -- MedicTag, LLC a newly formed company in Deposit, NY is producing and distributing a patent pending USB Universal Serial Bus device that stores personal emergency information. The innovative device has the capacity to store and display critical information used by emergency personnel and can be carried on a key ring. ...
Secure RF Wireless Fingerprint Access Control Has Arrived
February 15, 2005 -- 21st Century Locks, Ltd. is pleased to announce that they have partnered with Microlatch Pty Ltd to introduce Secure RF Wireless Fingerprint Access Control to the U.S.A. Biometric access control in itself is not unique but integral to this Australian engineered and manufactured solution is an element not available from ...
Nickel Free Fashion Sales on the Rise as Metal Allergy Hits a New High
February 15, 2005 -- Nickel allergy, already the most common contact allergy in North America, is on the rise. Nickel, found in a wide array of common household objects like eyeglasses, jewelry, belt buckles, and watches, affects approximately 15 of the population. And each year, the population of nickel allergy sufferers seems to grow in ...
Paintings that Heal Literally Scientifically and Alternatively Documented Physical Energetic Heal
February 15, 2005 - Paintings That Heal are original paintings created by Brent Atwater, a medical intuitive and healer, that eminate Healing Energy which activates physical healing for those with health issues and disorders. They are demonstrating the valuable role that artwork can play in enhancing the healing process, and are creating ...
ApplesforHealthcom Brings Health and Awareness to the Internet Public
February 16, 2005 -- In today's age of health and fitness, people are continuously looking for the best resources for information. Often, men and women find themselves bouncing from one site to another and performing search after search in order to locate the news and information they desire. ApplesforHealth.com www.applesforhealth.com was ...
Disability Activists Call for Moratorium on Starvation and Dehydration
February 16, 2005 -- How much more evidence do we need Disability Activists Call for Moratorium on Starvation and Dehydration. Disability activists have called for a nationwide moratorium on the dehydration and starvation of people alleged to be in "persistent vegetative state." This would apply to individuals who do not have an advance ...
