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Medical Device Depot donates medical cabinets to a non-profit organization in New Jersey.

Today, Global Research & Data Services is going to publish a market analysis about the medical furniture market in Europe.

Comfort Biz has launched a new website to facilitate easy purchase of medical furniture. When patients are comfortable, a medical practitioner’s work becomes simpler

RCS Supplies have launched their new website, making it easier and quicker than ever before to order your drug cabinets, drug trolleys and pharmacy fridges.

The researchers claim that the findings will help in the understanding of underlying causes of hypertension and might also offer clues to possible new treatments for the condition

The results of a recent survey by the St. John Ambulance Service, St. Andrews Ambulance Association and the British Cross shown that although the majority of people would be willing to help in an emergency first aid situation...

Burn injuries and house fires happen all year round but it’s at this time of year that the numbers increase.

Its good news for fast food lovers as the United Kingdom’s leading fast food retailers commit to lowering levels of salt and saturated and trans fat within their meals.

The Red Cross has launched a bold new education programme across Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk intended to reach 10,000 school students with vital first aid messages.

Stop, look and listen; the new Traffic Light food labelling system helps shoppers to make better informed, healthier choices when shopping.

The Health and Safety Executive clears up the confusion on whether or not an adult can put a plaster on a child’s minor cut

It has been identified that healthy vegetable and fish oils can help to reduce the risk of heart attacks and can lower blood pressure.

The main focus of the 2008 RoSPA National Home Safety Congress will be the role of regulation in helping to reduce accidents in the home.

The British Red Cross's ‘Don't be a Bystander' road safety campaign run in partnership with Toyota taught an amazing 259,000 young people life-saving first aid skills. The campaign proved to be such a great success that the car manufacture.

As claims are published that NHS waiting times are up, so is the demand for self diagnostics and treatment Whereas it is revealed that hospital patients are waiting on average longer for treatment than when the Labour Government first came into power

In a recent study, published in the Journal of Human Hypertension 2008, Japanese patients taking anti-hypertensive medication were monitored by researchers. Of these, 77% regularly monitored their blood pressure at home...