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A spokesman for the Department of the Environment, Food and Rural affairs said earlier today that there was no immediate risk to humans but staff at the farm were being monitored and restrictions had been put in place to limit the movement of birds. yamaha motorcycle

It is thought that the Government has placed an order for a vaccine to be used on healthcare workers in the event of an outbreak of a human form of bird flu. A stock of Tamiflu, the anti-viral of choice, has been ordered to cover around 25% of the UK population. motorcycle for sale

Cats catch Bird Flu! posted: Friday, January 26, 2007 | Categories: Influenza

Cats have become infected with the H5N1 bird flu virus in Indonesia according to recently published research. A study of 500 stray cats from five sites where there have been outbreaks of the deadly virus found that one in five cats was infected. This raises fresh concerns about the disease jumping to human beings. suzuki motorcycle

Bird Flu posted: Thursday, December 21, 2006 | Categories: Influenza

Bird flu might have disappeared from the news recently but the likelihood of a human pandemic has not receded along with media interest in the story. When a dead swan was found in Scotland earlier this year the whole of the world media seemed to go crazy but interest soon faded, even after the confirmation that the dead bird was indeed infected with the H5N1 strain of the influenza virus, as this seemed to be an isolated incident with a single migratory bird that had strayed off course. motorcycle tires

The Global Health Research Forum believes that the highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of the virus could be with us for another decade and they believe that there is a strong possibility of this virus mutating into one which can be transferred between humans. So far a few hundred humans have been infected with the virus since 2003 but these have all been people who have come into close contact with infected poultry or wild fowl. harley davidson

There are widely varying estimates of the number of deaths which might occur in a flu pandemic. The UN has said that up to 150 million people could die worldwide but the World Health Organisation has distanced itself from this figure and has suggested that between 2 million and 7.4 million people are likely to die. The UK Government has arranged to stockpile around 14 million courses of the anti-viral drug Tamiflu which is effective in preventing the spread of influenza or reducing the symptoms once contracted. The Government is also in talks about acquiring a vaccine. motorcycles

Given that the Government has only made provisions for around 25% of the UK population, many people are looking to purchase Tamiflu privately for themselves and their families as a precaution. Although GPs can write a private prescription for their patients, many are unwilling to do so at this stage. As a result, many people have turned to the internet to seek advice and to purchase Tamiflu. yamaha motorcycles

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Cialis Helps Spinal Cord Injury Victims posted: Thursday, September 13, 2007 | Categories: Cialis

A study has been carried out by a medical team in France which has been trumpeted around as though it has come up with some ground-breaking piece of news and it has had coverage in a few specialist medical journals. Basically, the research is stating that Cialis (tadalafil) can help men with spinal cord injuries get over any erectile dysfunction that they may be suffering. The problem with the research is that it compared the reaction against a control group on a placebo, which is fine, but no comparison was done against any of the other ED drugs available to prescribe such as Viagra and Levitra. Also, the overall response rate was 75%, which is more or less the average response rate of the entire ED population so we are not quite sure what is so newsworthy about this story! Cialis is a great drug, there is no doubt about that, and it is fast catching up with Viagra as the first choice medication for men suffering with ED. Maybe the research was commissioned by the manufacturer of Cialis in order to get a bit of publicity, hence the lack of comparison with the other ED drugs which would probably produce a similar response rate. It is certainly the case that Cialis is less well known than its close relative, Viagra, and they must want to rectify this state of affairs! motorcycle dealer

All the PDE5 inhibitor drugs work more or less equally well but some work better for individuals than others. If you would like a free consultation for ED, please navigate to The Online Clinic home page. suzuki motorcycles

Comments [0] Cialis could be licensed as a daily pill posted: Saturday, January 20, 2007 | Categories: Cialis

Eli Lilly and ICOS have applied to medicine regulators for approval for a daily dose form of Cialis, its successful impotence treatment. The daily dose would be 5 mg. Cialis is currently licensed as an n demand medication which is required to be taken at least 30 minutes before sexual activity. The medication is currently licensed in 10 mg and 20 mg doses, with the 20 mg dose being by far the most popular. motorcycle clothing

A daily dose would allow men suffering from erectile dysfunction a greater degree of spontaneity in the way that they organise their sex lives. A recent double blind trial of the daily dose Cialis found that 50% of men taking Cialis considered their erectile dysfunction to have been cured against only 8% of men on the placebo. bmw motorcycles

Analysts have suggested that it is unlikely that the daily dose form of the medication will be as popular as the n demand version of Cialis as it will inevitably lead to a higher overall cost for patients. Also, Cialis already allows a greater degree of timing flexibility than its competitors as it has a longer period if effectiveness: up to 36 hours compared with around 4 hours for Viagra and Levitra. motorcycle boots

Online Clinic News - Champix Side Effects Hair Loss Questions posted: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 | Categories: Propecia

We often get questions about whether or not the hair loss product that we prescribe actually works. It is really extraordinary because nobody ever questions the other treatments. Maybe it is because treatments for erectile dysfunction have had so much positive publicity and the ability to lose weight is something that we know is perfectly possible With hair loss, most men, whilst being distressed about the process, are resigned to the fact as they believe that there is nothing that can be done. It is bizarre that the market leading treatment, Propecia, has not had more editorial publicity in the UK (it is not allowed to be advertised here as it is prescription only and the marketing of these types of drugs is heavily regulated in the UK.) used motorcycles

I first heard about Propecia on a trip to the United States when I saw a television advert for the product. This was a prescription medication which the manufacturer claimed could reverse hair loss. motorcycle training

Propecia, like a lot of other drugs, was discovered by accident. Finasteride, the active ingredient contained in Propecia, was originally developed to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate.) Patients being treated with Finasteride began to notice that they we re-growing hair that was lost years before. Further trials confirmed the original anecdotal evidence. motorcycles for sale

Male pattern baldness is caused by a naturally occurring hormone called dihydratestosterone (DHT) which attacks the hair follicles in the scalp, causing hair production to slow down and in some cases, cease altogether. Bizarrely, DHT can actually encourage hair growth on other parts of the body such as the chest, back and nostrils. Propecia inhibits the production of DHT and can lead to the re-growth of scalp hair. bmw motorcycle

So, in summary, yes, the hair loss product works and it works well. I have personally been taking it ever since I saw it advertised on that trip to the US! motorcycle forum

Hair Loss Hope posted: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 | Categories: Hair loss

New research, which has been published in the May 17 issue of Nature magazine, could, potentially, be the most exciting development that has ever been made in the treatment of hair loss. Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have discovered a way to make the hair follicles in mice regenerate by reactivating genes which are only normally active in developing embryos and have ceased to function by the time of birth. The implications of these findings are massive. kawasaki motorcycles

It was thought until now that mammals, human beings included, did not have the power to regenerate parts of the body from nothing like other species such as newts. This study proves that mammals do indeed have that ability, something which could lead to breakthroughs in treating hair loss, skin and hair complaints and wound care. It was found that mice with healing wounds had a window of opportunity to regrow hair where none existed. By injecting the mice with Wnt proteins, the mice grew hair at the site of the wound. triumph motorcycles

The senior author of the study, George Cotsarelis, said, "We've found that we can influence wound healing with Wnts or other proteins that allow the skin to heal in a way that has less scarring and includes all the normal structures of the skin, such as hair follicles and oil glands, rather than just a scar." motorcycle jackets

This research could provide the basis for cures for hair and scalp disorders such as alopecia and hair overgrowth as well as for male pattern baldness. victory motorcycles

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Hair Loss Research posted: Tuesday, May 06, 2008 | Categories: Hair loss

Hair loss is completely normal. An average adult of either sex loses about one hundred hairs a day. In most people these are being constantly replaced and the loss of hair occurs evenly over the whole scalp. When a person hair loss goes beyond this level, however, the results can become a major problem, both in terms of physical appearance and psychologically too. buy motorcycle

After years of research scientists at the University of Bonn in Germany have made a discovery, which might radically affect the way in which hair loss is treated. After six years of intensive study the scientists have managed to identify a gene, which is responsible for a form of hair loss called Hypotrichosis simplex. Although this form of hair loss is a hereditary condition and extremely rare it is hoped that the results will lead to finding new treatments for many different types of hair loss that are determined by genetics as opposed to environmental considerations. harley davidson motorcycles

The Scientists were able to locate a receptor that plays a major role in hair growth.The gene forms part of a group, which is known as the G-protein-coupled receptors. This is good news for the treatment of hair loss because the results have shown that this gene is particularly well suited to drug treatment. Now that this gene has been located it is hoped that the treatments, which are being developed to have an influence on the defective gene, might also have an effect on other types of hair loss. motorcycle jacket

New Test for Fake Tamiflu posted: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 | Categories: Tamiflu

Most of us are aware of huge number of fake goods that are being produced in the Far East. Handbags, clothes, and electronic goods Úhe list goes on. Go to any street corner or market in a large city and you will be able to pick up the latest designer bag or sunglasses, which, to the untrained eye, are almost identical to the real thing. motorcycle gear

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Recently this trend for counterfeit goods has moved into far more dangerous territory- prescription drugs. Buying a fake handbag will, perhaps, cause a loss of profit to the manufacturers of the real things but buying fake drugs could cause real damage to your body. motorcycle racing

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Every day of the year hundreds of millions of spam emails arrive in the in-boxes of practically every computer around the world advertising unlicensed anti-impotence drugs. These emails contain links to the thousands web of sites selling untested and unlicensed products which are, at best, not as effective as the real thing and at worst contain ingredients which can be dangerous to your health sell motorcycle

Whilst it might have seemed that the counterfeiters were concerned predominantly with anti-impotence medication, however, now it seems that they have many other drugs on the agenda: the market for counterfeit drugs is expanding at an alarming rate into —ancer treatment drugs and even into Tamiflu. It might be hard to fathom that people would stoop so low as to sell fake influenza medication. The production of Tamiflu, however, is big business. black rebel motorcycle club

The good news is that scientists in Georgia in the United States have come up with a simple test, which can quickly determine the authenticity of Tamiflu. The whole process takes one minute, twenty times faster than the previously available test. The test uses a process called Desorption Electrospray Ionisation Mass Spectrometry or DESI-MS and is able to determine whether the purported Tamiflu medication is genuine or counterfeit. motorcycle license

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Dr. Facundo Fernandez, of the Georgia Institute of Technology said that people should be extremely wary of websites selling very cheap Tamiflu, as it is unlikely to be real. The Online Clinic is one of the few websites in the UK that prescribes genuine Tamiflu following an online consultation. Always check that your medication is coming from a registered pharmacy. If the price looks too good to be true then it probably is! sell my motorcycle

Tamiflu Stockpile Increased posted: Friday, November 23, 2007 | Categories: Tamiflu

The UK Government has finally caved in and ordered a further 15 million courses of Tamiflu, the influenza anti-viral medication which would be used in the event of a flu pandemic in an effort to contain the virus. Without any intervention whatsoever, it is predicted that a flu pandemic could infect up to half of the population. The new order will mean that the Government has ordered around 30 million courses of Tamiflu which would cover half of the population. It was originally intended that the medication would only be prescribed to those displaying symptoms but this flew in the face of medical advice which we have stated here before. In order to contain the virus it will be essential to prescribe the medication to immediate family members of infected patients as this should mean that those who do get infected will have only minor symptoms or no symptoms whatsoever as the virus is unable to replicate itself, thereby reducing the death toll. motorcycle exhaust

Government ministers have also agreed to a spend of 155 million on a vaccine but this can only be developed after we know what the human to human virus looks like. It will take a few months to develop after the shape of the virus becomes known but it should stop a second wave of infections. motorcycle safety

Bird Flu and Tamiflu posted: Thursday, November 22, 2007 | Categories: Tamiflu

We have had quite a few e-mails about the latest outbreak of bird flu in Suffolk. Essentially we are advising people not to panic. There is no real risk to the public at this stage and the Food Standards Agency has insisted that there is no danger of the virus being transferred to humans through the consumption of poultry so long as the birds are cooked properly. This means that the poultry should be cooked until the juices run clear and make sure there is no red or pink meat. motorcycle trailer

The World Health Organisation continues to advise governments to stockpile Tamiflu in case of a pandemic and we are prepared to give private prescriptions for Tamiflu as a precaution. motorcycle seats

Scientist Warns on Tamiflu Over-use posted: Thursday, October 04, 2007 | Categories: Tamiflu

A Swedish scientist has warned of the severe dangers of abusing Tamiflu as the active ingredient survives the sewerage process, which presents the danger that a Tamiflu resistant version of bird flu may develop. This was the claim earlier today by Jerker Fick of the Umea University. motorcycle trailers

It was pointed out that Japan (probably the largest consumers of Tamiflu worldwide) was beginning to become resistant to the therapeutic benefits of Tamiflu. In the flu season of 2004 -2005, 16 million Japanese people caught the flu and 6 million were prescribed Tamiflu! Studies have confirmed that there appears to be an emerging resistance to Tamiflu. A study in 2004 showed that 18% of a group of flu infected children had a mutated form of the virus which made them up to 100, 000 times more resistant to Tamiflu. motorcycle salvage

This comes at a time when Roche (the Tamiflu manufacturer) has just announced that it has enough stocks for the upcoming flu season and also that it has received regulatory approval in Europe for smaller dose capsules suitable for paediatrics. The normal dose is 75 mg for an adult but children weighing less than 40 kg require a dosage adjustment and this is normally effected through Tamiflu suspension but this is complicated and it does not have a long shelf life. The new dosages are in 30 mg and 45 mg. victory motorcycle

Call for AntiViral Drugs to be more freely Available posted: Tuesday, July 03, 2007 | Categories: Tamiflu

It has been claimed that many people are dying unnecessarily from the seasonal flu virus as potentially life saving drugs are not freely available. The claim was made by Graeme Laver, an Australian researcher who said that the anti-viral drug Tamiflu should be made available to anyone who needs it and not just stockpiled in case of emergencies. motorcycle repair

At The Online Clinic we are prepared to prescribe Tamiflu or Relenza on the basis of need so long as we believe that it is in the patient best interests. motorcycle rental

Tamiflu Stocks to be Increased posted: Monday, April 23, 2007 | Categories: Tamiflu

The Department of Health has finally accepted the argument that we have been making for the last year or so that the order that they have placed for a stock pile of 14.6 million doses of Tamiflu will not be sufficient to contain a flu pandemic. It is our view that the most effective way to treat a flu outbreak is to prescribe on the basis of preventative therapy and the stock that the government has in place would not allow for that given their estimates of the infection rate. motorcycle clubs

Government figures have suggested that a flu pandemic could infect up to half of the population and kill up to 750, 000 people. A further study has suggested that those figures could be reduced by 40-50 per cent if the Tamiflu antiviral is available to treat everyone who requires it. motorcycle news

Tamiflu is available on prescription through The Online Clinic on the basis of immediate need or as a precautionary measure in advance of need. Studies have shown that Tamiflu can stop 89 per cent of those exposed to the flu virus of falling ill. motorcycle games

Generic Tamiflu set to be given the go-ahead by Thai Government posted: Thursday, January 25, 2007 | Categories: Tamiflu

Tests have shown that the Thai-made generic version of the anti-viral drug Oseltamivir, better known as Tamiflu, appears to be safe and effective in the treatment and prevention of avian influenza, according to a top official a Thai state-owned drug firm. motorcycle store

The Thai-produced Oseltamivir, called Î Flu, which is manufactured by the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO), is due to be submitted to Thailand Food and Drug Administration for approval consideration within the coming two months. motorcycle diaries

According to GPO, the Faculty of Medicine at Siriraj Hospital carried out bio-equivalence studies and clinical trials in 30 patients. The tests showed the Thai-made drug to be bio-equivalent to Tamiflu in terms of absorption, disposition and efficacy. kawasaki motorcycle

The Thai government has said it planned to build a stockpile of one million courses of the antiviral drug as a defence against a possible flu pandemic. motorcycle gloves

The Thai produced generic Tamiflu cannot be exported to any country where Roche has a patent for its original Tamiflu product. Anyone in the UK wishing to purchase Tamiflu should either visit their GP or get a free consultation with The Online Clinic or another reputable online healthcare provider. motorcycle battery

Slimming Pill Study posted: Monday, November 19, 2007 | Categories: Slimming Pills

We have just seen the results of a study from a Canadian research team which suggests that the results that patients get from taking anti-obesity medications can sometimes be disappointing. Whilst the research showed that there was a greater chance of achieving the weight loss required to get to a healthy body mass amongst people who take the medications than with those who do not, the results were quite often not that impressive. A number of patients dropped out of the programme early on, which is something that we notice with some of our patients. This non-adherence by patients is one of the major causes of disappointing weight loss results. If participants do not follow instructions, it is hardly surprising that they do not lose weight! motorcycle deals

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