Latest Invention: Liquid Condom Blocks HIV, Herpes, Papilloma Viruses

Researchers managed to come up with the latest invention in medicine called vaginal liquid condom that has the ability to block semen and anything that is contained in it, including viruses such as the human immunodeficiency virus.

Latest invention in medicine

Speaking about the latest invention in medicine, it is worth mentioning that scientists have invented drugs that not only improve the endurance of athletes, but also imitate the beneficial effects of exercising. These drugs will be used for treating a variety of muscle diseases, for example, wasting and frailty, and will be given to hospital patients unable to exercise, veterans and other people with disabilities, obesity and metabolic disorders, in order to provide them with the benefits of exercise.

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Cautions About Cold Medicine and Kids

These days, there are plenty of over-the-counter remedies that promise to ease your child's symptoms. But before you reach for a bottle of children's pain reliever or cold medicine, here are a few things to think about.The first is that while over-the-counter medications can make your child feel better, they don't actually help them get better. And cold remedies make some kids irritable or nervous, which can make it hard for them to sleep. So if your child has a low fever and a drippy nose but seems fine otherwise, there's probably no need to run to the medicine cabinet. In addition, you should never give children under 2 over-the-counter drugs without consulting your doctor first. Also, never give aspirin to kids under 16. It can cause a rare but dangerous condition called Reye's syndrome. And if your child is taking a prescription drug, check with their doctor before giving them an over-the-counter medication.

Robbery at the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy

City Police Investigation Services are currently investigating a robbery that occurred at 1:41 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 10 at the Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy located at 955 Queen Street East. A lone male entered the pharmacy, produced a note demanding oxycontin and indicating that he was in possession of a gun. The male fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of oxycontin. City Police, with assistance from the OPP Canine Unit, searched the area for the suspect but he was not located. The male is described as being approximately 6 feet tall, 175 to 210 pounds, wearing a red long sleeve shirt, blue jeans and a black baseball hat. If anyone has any information regarding this robbery, please contact City Police at 949-6300 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.

"The prospect of owning and operating my own pharmacy is something that has excited me since I began my pharmacy career in 2005. With the guidance and tools provided by Medicine Shoppe Canada, I was able to achieve this goal early in my career. The professional pharmacy model allows me to provide my patients with dedicated and personalized service. I have the freedom to make my own decisions on how to meet the needs and expectations of my clients.