Barack Obama Swallows The Polypill
BARACK Obama - a look at how we can get Barack Obama into news story, with the polypill…
It’s been a dream for a decade: a single daily pill combining aspirin, cholesterol medicine and blood pressure drugs — everything people need to prevent heart attacks and strokes in a cheap, generic form.
Wait for it…
Skeptics said five medicines rolled into a single pill would mean five times more side effects. Some people would get drugs they don’t need, while others would get too little. One-size-fits-all would turn out to fit very few, they warned. Now the first big test of the “polypill” has proved them wrong.
Hurrah! And:
“Widely applied, this could have profound implications,” said Dr. Robert Harrington, an American College of Cardiology spokesman and chief of Duke University’s heart research institute. “President Obama is trying to offer the greatest care to the greatest number. This very much fits in with that.”
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Posted: 2nd, April 2009 | In: Politicians Comment (1) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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April 2nd, 2009 at 3:17 pm
Smoking is neither harmful nor addictive. Just ask those Marlboro men.
Asbestos is a wonder material. We should put it everywhere, especially schools.
Thalidomide is a good treatment for morning sickness. What could go wrong?
All things experts decided at the time.
All lhings we learned otherwise about.
What’s with combining things now? Our mobiles have to be able to remotely coontrol the media players on our computers. Our televisions come with video games built into them. Our fridges have to have an internet connection and bar-code scanner so that we can all pretend we’re working at Tesco. It’s PC(s) gone mad, I tell you.