Posted September 1st, 2010 by akmal
Latest Updates Livestrong advanced the fight against cancer at the World Cancer Congress, which was organized by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and attended by 3,000 participants from 92 countries, in Shenzhen, China, August 18-21. Livestrong served as a co-sponsor of the Congress along with the American Cancer Society, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO).

At a special press conference, “Pain-Free Cancer – It’s Every Patient’s Right,” Livestrong president and CEO Doug Ulman said, “Cancer patients around the world are being subjected to unnecessary levels of pain and that is a moral and ethical failure. By establishing internationally recognized standards for pain management and palliative care, we can balance the medical, legal, bioethical and human rights of cancer patients. We call for collaboration with policymakers that is critical to reducing the suffering caused by cancer.”
During the press conference, Ulman made a $100,000 commitment towards Livestrong’s work leading up to the U.N. General Assembly special session on non-communicable diseases in September 2011. Non-communicable diseases account for 60 percent of the world’s deaths, yet according to the Center for Global Development they receive less than 1 percent of the public and private funding for health.
During the Congress, Livestrong and the American Cancer Society released the joint report, “Global Economic Cost of Cancer.” This first-of-its-kind study on the economic cost of all causes of death globally, including cancer and other non-communicable diseases and communicable diseases, shows that cancer has the most devastating economic impact of any cause of death in the world, costing the global economy nearly a trillion dollars a year. The data from this study provides compelling new scientific evidence that balancing the world’s global health agenda to address cancer will not only save millions of lives, but also billions of dollars.
“These findings are more important than ever in light of the fact that, this year, cancer is projected to become the leading cause of death worldwide, followed by heart disease and stroke,” Ulman said at a special event about the report attended by 500 guests. “Now is the time for all of us to drive towards a global focus and not be timid in pushing for resources.”
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Posted August 30th, 2010 by akmal
Jun Ji Hyun: Latest News Updates About Jeon Ji Hyun will partner with famous jeans label, “True Religion Brand Jeans” to release “Gianna by True Religion” series. “Gianna by True Religion” is named after Jeon Ji Hyun’s
english name, Gianna and a total of 12 different cuts suitable for Korean women will be released. She will be involved in designing the jeans with additions like accessories, etc.
This is an event that is getting much attention as “True Religion Jeans” has chosen the “Most Suitable Female Star to wear Jeans in Asia”, Jeon Ji Hyun as their model and because it’s their first celebrity series by the jeans label. “True Religion Jeans” has also taken into consideration Jeon Ji Hyun’s popularity and image in the Chinese-speaking market for other products and is preparing to launch “Gianna by True Religion” in China starting 2009.
“Gianna by True Religion” goes on sale today and will be available exclusively on SK Telcoms “11th Street”. It’s expected to gain lots of attention and popularity. True Religion Brand Jeans is an American premium clothing line and is currently available in America, Canada, Australia, Europe and 50 other countries. It is highly favoured by actresses Gyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz and supermodel Heidi Klum plus many other Hollywood stars.
Posted August 30th, 2010 by akmal
Jun Ji Hyun: Latest News Updates About Jeon Ji Hyun will partner with famous jeans label, “True Religion Brand Jeans” to release “Gianna by True Religion” series. “Gianna by True Religion” is named after Jeon Ji Hyun’s
english name, Gianna and a total of 12 different cuts suitable for Korean women will be released. She will be involved in designing the jeans with additions like accessories, etc.
This is an event that is getting much attention as “True Religion Jeans” has chosen the “Most Suitable Female Star to wear Jeans in Asia”, Jeon Ji Hyun as their model and because it’s their first celebrity series by the jeans label. “True Religion Jeans” has also taken into consideration Jeon Ji Hyun’s popularity and image in the Chinese-speaking market for other products and is preparing to launch “Gianna by True Religion” in China starting 2009.
“Gianna by True Religion” goes on sale today and will be available exclusively on SK Telcoms “11th Street”. It’s expected to gain lots of attention and popularity. True Religion Brand Jeans is an American premium clothing line and is currently available in America, Canada, Australia, Europe and 50 other countries. It is highly favoured by actresses Gyneth Paltrow, Cameron Diaz and supermodel Heidi Klum plus many other Hollywood stars.
Posted August 19th, 2010 by Breaking
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ZTE to Enter US Retail Market With Wireless Phone to Be Sold by Verizon – ZTE Corp., China’s second-biggest maker of telephone equipment, is expanding in the US with an agreement to sell a handset through Verizon Wireless.
Please visit ZTE to Enter U.S. Retail Market With Wireless Phone to Be Sold by Verizon for more detail.
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Tags: Breaking News, china, corp-, for-more, handset-through, market, retail, retail-market, Uncategorized, verizon, verizon-wireless, wireless, wireless-phone, world news
Posted August 18th, 2010 by Breaking
Young workers who normally spend their days assembling iPhones and other high-tech gadgets packed a stadium at their massive campus Wednesday.
Foxconn Rally After Suicides in China
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Posted August 11th, 2010 by Kashif
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The Sam’s Club Wi-Fi service will be available in about 500 stores in the U.S. Sam’s Club, a division of Wal-Mart Stores, also has operations in Brazil and China.
Read more content at Sam’s Club to add Wi-Fi for shoppers.
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Posted August 9th, 2010 by umar
More than 120 people have died after flooding and landslides in northwestern China.
China landslides
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Posted August 7th, 2010 by Breaking
Tibetan Mastiff for Sale for The big Bucks In China:Chinese millionaire couple paid the equivalent of $ 600,000 for the Tibetan Mastiff behalf of the Yangtze River number two. a huge dog weighs about 150 pounds. This is just one example of how expensive the Tibetan Mastiffs were in China.Tibetan mastiff, which can reach 180 pounds, a team of sky-high prices, because they are considered good luck. Sometimes the dogs are called “snow lion” after the heavenly guardians of the Himalayan kingdom.
Nonetheless, Fan Xing, head of the International Center for Veterinary Services, said that the obsession with bad … for dogs.
Owners of large cash drop at that, ultimately, a status symbol, but not ready or unwilling to properly exercise and care for giant dogs.
A similar trend is hit in the U.S., when Disney’s 101 Dalmatians came out first: each family wanted cute, spotted puppies, but few people realized how high they are in service.
In the case of the Tibetan mastiff, which has a lifespan of 14 years, the main problem is the height: from Tibet, giant dogs are not used to altitudes below 12,000 feet, and some die when they are brought into China, the main town for sale.
Tibetan Mastiff [...]
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