Oct 31, 2009 | MediLexicon
What Is Watering Eye (epiphora)? What Causes Watering Eye (epiphora)?
Watering eye , also known as epiphora or tearing , is a condition in which there is an overflow of tears onto the face, often without a clear explanation.
It can be an agonizing determining if your child is well enough to go to school.
Causes of the Pink Eye >> Posted By digiwebsol9 3 hours, 22 minutes ago in Health & Fitness Conjunctivitis results in irritation, inflammation or redness of the conjunctiva.
Cosmetic Contacts Can Be A 'Scary' Choice For Halloween
Halloween means big business for a variety of stores-adults and children alike search for the perfect costume and accessories to transform themselves into a character or superhero for a day.
Genetic reconstitution of the human Adenovirus type 2...
Human Adenoviruses infect the upper and lower respiratory tracts, the urinary and digestive tracts, lymphoid systems and heart, and give rise to epidemic conjunctivitis.
What Is Ectropion? What Causes Ectropion?
Main Category: Eye Health / Blindness Also Included In: Seniors / Aging Article Date: 25 Oct 2009 Ectropion is a condition where the lower eyelid droops away from the eye and turns outwards.
'Pink eye' breaks out in HCM City
The number of conjunctivitis patients has increased rapidly in this city. In the first three weeks of October, more than 11,000 cases were treated at the citya TMs Eye Hospital.
ISTA Pharmaceuticals stages poster presentations of Bepreve's Phase 3 clinical results
ISTA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced poster presentations of results from the Company's Bepreve 1.5% Phase 3 clinical studies in allergic conjunctivitis.
Health insurance not needed for my body
I'm a 24-year-old healthy female. I used to have health insurance but cancelled it so I could put that money toward resources that have proven their effectiveness.
Have you ever turned to the internet late at night, concerned that your child may have something more than a cold? A new booklet, The Rough Guide To Childhood Illness, developed in association with the Department of Health, is being offered to parents free of charge and gives practical information.
Mid-October is way too early to be thinking snow
The weather forecast this morning has the word "snow" in it, a word I don't want to hear.
Costume contact lenses may be the perfect touch to your Halloween costume but the California Optometric Association warns that by using them without first visiting an optometrist, you are risking permanent eye damage.
First death from leptospirosis reported
A 58-year-old man is the first casualty in what appears to be an outbreak of leptospirosis in Montalban, Rizal, the provincial health officer said Wednesday.
Richard Hoffmann, Ask the Pharmacist,
Q: What nonprescription medications can I use for red, itchy eyes that I get every spring and summer? A: Allergic conjunctivitis is a common cause of red, itchy eyes.
Some Good Can Come From Swine Flu
A very common ailment in Korean summers and falls is pinkeye , and the problem had been getting much worse in the past two years.
Swine flu cases pass 10,000 in Vietnam
As of Sunday, Vietnam had recorded 10,021 cases of influenza A and 23 related deaths, the Ministry of Health reported that day.
One in three Scots suffers from allergies at some point in their lives, according to a new study.
Allergic disease costs NHS Scotland 130m a year, with the cost of GP consultations for asthma alone standing at 786,000, the report said.
Pasteurella Moltoceda is the bacterium that causes Pasteurellosis in rabbits. Over half of all wild and domestic rabbits carry Pasteurella bacteria in their mouth or respiratory tract but most are not ill, as a healthy immune system either destroys the bacteria or keeps it under control and harmless.
FDA approves bepotastine drops for ocular itching
The FDA has approved bepotastine besilate ophthalmic solution 1.5% as a twice-daily prescription eye drop treatment for ocular itching associated with allergic conjunctivitis.
A New Question Emerges About Thimerosal: Is It Safe for Adults?
With many adults expected to receive the swine flu vaccine/H1N1 influenza vaccine this year, those with a history of allergies to thimerosal may wonder if it's safe for them.
Amicus' Amigal Moves Forth as Plicera Falters in Phase II
Amicus Therapeutics Inc.'s bad preliminary news with Plicera from a small Phase II study in Gaucher disease "does advance the general proof of concept of chaperones" despite the failure, CEO John F. Crowley told investors during an aftermarket conference call Friday.
Health Tip: What's Causing My Laryngitis?
Laryngitis is the inflammation of the larynx, which contains the vocal cords. When those vocal cords become inflamed, your voice often turns hoarse and may all but disappear.
Sanofi-Aventis to acquire Fovea Pharmaceuticals
PARIS French drug maker Sanofi-Aventis will buy out a company that develops treatments for diseases of the back of the eye.
Don't take chances with your pets eyes
Our cat, Murphy, has brown eyes. Today, they look a little red around the edges, and he seems to be under the weather.
Health Tip: Talking to a Person With a Brain Disorder
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Fovea Pharmaceuticals to be Acquired by sanofi-aventis
Fovea Pharmaceuticals announced today that it has entered into a binding agreement with sanofi-aventis to sell 100% of its share to sanofi-aventis. Fovea has a portfolio of three clinical compounds, a unique technology platform and several discovery programs dedicated to back of the eye diseases.
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