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• One-a-day pill offers new hope on strokes: Up to 900000 could benefit as drug ... - Daily Mail

  Daily Mail One-a-day pill offers new hope on strokes: Up to 900000 could benefit as drug ... Daily Mail By Jenny Hope The first one-a-day pill for NHS patients with an irregular heartbeat has been given the go-ahead. Rivaroxaban works as well as warfarin, a treatment based on rat poison which has been used since the 1950s, and has fewer side-effects. NHS GETS GO-AHEAD FOR STROKE SUPERPILLExpress.co.uk all 6 news articles » - 8 days ago

• Tax Code Certainty Becomes More Critical than Lower Rates - Business Finance Magazine

  Tax Code Certainty Becomes More Critical than Lower Rates Business Finance Magazine That includes about 579 changes in 2010 alone – or more than one a day. So perhaps it's not surprising that a recent survey of 300-some CFOs by Alvarex & Marsal Taxand found certainty in the tax code has become even more important than a reduction in ... and more » - 4 minutes ago

• Need fiber? Try a bran muffin a day - Great Falls Tribune

  Need fiber? Try a bran muffin a day Great Falls Tribune Believe it or not, one a day usually helps you meet your fiber requirements to ensure regularity and ease. There are other benefits of course. It is best for intestinal health if the toxic content of the colon is emptied quickly rather than retained to ... - 2 days ago

• One-A-Day Rivaroxaban Pill For Stroke Prevention Approved By NHS - Huffington Post UK

  One-A-Day Rivaroxaban Pill For Stroke Prevention Approved By NHS Huffington Post UK The first one-a-day pill for stroke prevention and irregular heartbeat has been given the green light by the NHS. Rivaroxabin, also known as 'Xarelto', a drug designed to combat blood clotting, has been approved by health professionals and is the first ... and more » - 8 days ago

• Stick a tube in your ear to banish dizzy spells - Daily Mail

  Daily Mail Stick a tube in your ear to banish dizzy spells Daily Mail I had dizzy spells, too — maybe one a day — when I'd have to sit down. I thought it was some kind of infection, and when it didn't clear I saw my GP, who referred me to a specialist. He went through various checks including hearing tests and told me ... - 2 days ago

• OUTDOORS: Not much beats a day with the family - Your Houston News

  OUTDOORS: Not much beats a day with the family Your Houston News A while back I had a bout with a little health problem that required radiation treatments; one a day, five days a week, for nine weeks. For the most part, the treatment was a piece of cake, but it made me progressively more tired as the treatments did ... - 8 days ago