Here’s something for those who are suffering from liver problems.
According to a new study of the American physician of Yale University, a daily dose of aspirin could prevent liver damage.
In his study, Dr. Wajahat Mehal (Associate professor, Dept of Immunobiology, Yale School of Medicine) advocates that aspirin could protect the body's largest internal organ from overdoses of another common painkiller, paracetamol (acetaminophen). An overdose of paracetamol harms the liver which causes acute liver failure.
Reporting their findings in Thursday’s New England Journal of Medicine, researchers at the University of Minnesota said that kidney donation doe not have any long-term effect on either the health or the longevity of life of the donor.
It seems that multinational computer technology corporation, Microsoft India too is feeling the heat of the ongoing global economic crisis.
Thus, in order to optimize costs and streamline processes, Microsoft India came forward and launched its customer relationship management (CRM) software on Wednesday.
As a value-driven customer relationship management solution, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 offers the facility for organizations to optimize productivity, profitability, infrastructure and their budgets.
The German luxury car manufacturer, BMW AG Germany is on the verge of launching its five more new models in the Indian market.
In India, BMW marks its existence as BMW India, the wholly owned arm of the world’s major luxury carmaker.
BMW India has already launched the all-new 7 series sedan and the new 3 Series sedan. The company would also launch two more versions of the 7 series in the coming months.
Moreover, it will also launch SUV X6 and X3 diesel and a new sports model in 2009.
Chief Minister Sheila Dixit is all set to add another feather to her cap. With the view to make the NCR smoke-free before the 2010 Commonwealth Games, the Delhi cabinet has started an ambitious project in association with a prominent US institution for public health.