One of the largest API manufacturers in Asia, Aurobindo Pharma Limited, has secured final approval from the US Food & Drug Administration (USFDA) to manufacture and market Didanosine Delayed Release (Enteric-Coated) Capsules 125mg, 200mg, 250mg and 400mg.
Didanosine Delayed Release Capsules is the generic version of Bristol Myer Squibb's Videx EC (Didanosine) Delayed-release Capsules and is indicated for the treatment of HIV-1 infections in combination with other antiretroviral in adults.
New York - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Thursday warned the US Congress that a misstep on the financial crisis could make things much worse than they already are, and repeated his call for a bipartisan solution.
"For the Congress, this is one of those moments in history when poor decisions, made in haste, could turn a crisis into a far- reaching disaster," McCain said in a speech to the Clinton Global Intiative, a development foundation set up by former president Bill Clinton.
New York, Sept 25 : Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met the republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin in New York on Wednesday on the sidelines of the United Nations general assembly session.
The meeting had generated considerable interests in American political circles with analysts saying that it would give an exposure to Palin in international diplomacy given the clout that India enjoys in the world arena.
Washington- The US Congress was moving closer to an agreement on the 700 billion-dollar financial rescue plan, lawmakers said Thursday, a day after a sombre US President George W Bush laid out the spectre of a "long and painful recession."
Republican presidential nominee John McCain, a senator from Arizona, said in broadcast remarks he was confident there would be an agreement "before markets open Monday morning."
Representative Paul Kanjorski of Pennsylvania told CNBC broadcaster that the package was "basically done."
New York - UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned Thursday that a financial crisis sweeping across advanced economies would actually have its greatest effect on the poor.
Ban, launching a one-day conference on development at UN headquarters in New York, said the financial turmoil was only adding to food and energy crises already affecting developing countries.
"The current financial crisis threatens the well-being of billions of people, none more so than the poorest of the poor," Ban told the UN General Assembly.
Washington, Sept. 25 : Senior White House officials played a central role in deliberations in the spring of 2002 about whether the Central Intelligence Agency could legally use harsh interrogation techniques while questioning an operative of Al Qaeda, Abu Zubaydah, according to newly released documents.
In meetings during that period, the New York Times says that the officials debated specific interrogation methods that the C. I. A. had proposed to use on Qaeda operatives held at secret C. I. A. prisons overseas, the documents show.
One of the largest API manufacturers in Asia, Aurobindo Pharma Limited, has secured final approval from the US Food & Drug Administration (USFDA) to manufacture and market Didanosine Delayed Release (Enteric-Coated) Capsules 125mg, 200mg, 250mg and 400mg.
New York - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Thursday warned the US Congress that a misstep on the financial crisis could make things much worse than they already are, and repeated his call for a bipartisan solution.
New York, Sept 25 : Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met the republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin in New York on Wednesday on the sidelines of the United Nations general assembly session.
Washington- The US Congress was moving closer to an agreement on the 700 billion-dollar financial rescue plan, lawmakers said Thursday, a day after a sombre US President George W Bush laid out the spectre of a "long and painful recession."
New York - UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned Thursday that a financial crisis sweeping across advanced economies would actually have its greatest effect on the poor.
Washington, Sept. 25 : Senior White House officials played a central role in deliberations in the spring of 2002 about whether the Central Intelligence Agency could legally use harsh interrogation techniques while questioning an operative of Al Qaeda, Abu Zubaydah, according to newly released documents.
