Internal Medicine Doctor

With the public interest in Tamiflu continuing, Roche keeps interested physicians and governments updated on current developments and today informs on the topic of resistance. There have been no new cases of resistance seen in patients infected with H5N1 virus (’bird flu’) since March 2005 and scientific data does not ...

Doctors in Britain will soon be able to use new technology to quickly find intensive care cots for premature or sick babies.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is concerned about the AIDS situation in Indonesia and says it is out of control there.

Drug giant Roche has denied there has been any new evidence that suggests resistance to its drug Tamiflu was on the increase.

Despite a promise three years ago to fix on-going problems, the American Red Cross is in trouble again for violating blood-safety laws.