New federal analyses released Friday raised additional questions about the safety of the controversial diabetes drug Avandia. Food and Drug Administration – GlaxoSmithKline – United States – Avandia – Health
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Diabetes drug Avandia has FDA split over new concerns about its safety
More than 100 low-income Northern Virginia families are at risk of losing their taxpayer-subsidized housing as one of the Washington region’s largest nonprofit groups struggles financially after fraud allegations, according to the nonprofit and government officials. Poverty – Affordable housing – Real estate – Business – Residential
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N.Va. nonprofit’s plight puts low-income housing at risk
The 11th National MMIGLOBAL personal development workshops, Better Me, series for women aged between 16 and 35 is back.
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Workshops for women
Cloud computing will top the Internet in importance as development of the Web continues, according to a university professor who spoke Friday at the World Future Society conference in Boston.
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Cloud Computing Will Surpass the Internet in Importance
For most of us, nursing homes are on the list of things to think about at a later date — or places that we hope, at all costs, to avoid.
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Personal Finance Daily: Families face tough questions as parents age
MELBOURNE A leading Australian agricultural economist has paid tribute to former prime minister Tun Abdul Razak Hussein for his vision in promoting land development schemes and improving smallholdings in Malaysia in the 1960s. “Tun Abdul Razak was a personal hero of mine,” Dr Colin Read more…
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My hero, Tun Abdul Razak
The Campaign for Human Development has been a bright spot on an increasingly bleak Catholic landscape for three decades now. But at least 10 bishops would rather risk that singular asset by refusing to collect funds for the Campaign in their dioceses.
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Putting Your Best Foot Backward
Anderson County Commissioner Robin Biloski, of Oak Ridge, who is completing her first four-year term, says accusations made by challenger Jimmy Bouchard of “funding personal agendas” are totally without merit and linked the “attack” to political operatives opposed to her “continuing practice” of questioning long-standing financial procedures.
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Personal agenda’ accusation challenged
Friday, July 9th, 2010 13:32:00 MELBOURNE: A leading Australian agricultural economist has paid tribute to the late Tun Abdul Razak Hussein, Malaysia’s second prime minister, for his vision in promoting land development schemes and improving smallholdings in Malaysia in the 1960s. “Tun Abdul Razak was a personal hero of mine,” Dr Colin Barlow told the 18th biennial conference of the Asian …
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Tun Razak my hero, says Aussie economist