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Usually before we are allowed to buy drugs, drugs prescription must be shown. Getting medicine prescription drugs prescription from doctor has always been the way for us to buy medicine or drugs from drugs store or commonly known as pharmacy.

While we are busy keeping up with our daily jobs, Internet has been playing an important role to make our life easier while coping up with the busyness in our daily jobs. For example, one can just search for information from the World Wide Web, rather than going to the library searching for the correct source and reference. One can also shops online anytime anywhere. Everything seems so close to us, when we have the Internet and have the knowledge using it.

Ever fascinated by mob movies like The Godfather series and want to become a mobster? You can do so legally through an Online Mobster Game, of course! Check out this new Mafia Game which you can find online called Pimp Killerz. Established in 2006, this game has grown to become one of the largest mobster games online. It goes by traditional role-playing game (RPG) rules and with you being a lawless mobster, there is nothing you cannot do.

WASHINGTON - Television drug advertisements rely heavily on emotional appeals rather than comprehensive disease information to attract consumers’ attention, according to one of the first studies to analyze such commercials. The study, published in the Annals of Family Medicine Monday, investigated dozens of TV drug ads for some of the nation’s top-selling drugs at those times when most viewers tune in. Researchers analyzed the ads based on how they portrayed the medication and disease, emotions and lifestyles changes. They found companies used various tactics to appeal to viewers with limited facts that could oversimplify their decisions.

If current trends hold, tobacco will kill a billion people this century, 10 times the toll it took in the 20th century, public health officials said Monday. Tobacco accounts for one in five cancer deaths, or 1.4 million deaths worldwide each year, according to two new reference guides that chart global tobacco use and cancer. Lung cancer remains the major cancer among the 10.9 million new cases of cancer diagnosed each year, according to the Cancer Atlas.