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Philips Researchs intelligent pill (iPill) for electronically controlled drug delivery New York, and Camera shop portland
USA At this weeks opening of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) Annual Meeting and Exposition (Atlanta, and Camera shop portland
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November 16-20, and Camera shop portland
2008) Philips Research will announce its new intelligent pill technology iPill, and Camera shop portland
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researchers from Philips will present their iPill technology the next generation to the camera pill. The iPill is a capsule, and Camera shop portland
the same size as a camera pill, and Camera shop portland
and has been designed to be swallowed and to pass through the digestive track naturally. It can be electronically programmed to control the delivery of medicine according to a pre-defined drug release profile. The iPill determines its location in the intestinal tract by measuring the local acidity of its environment. Distinct areas of the intestinal tract have distinct pH (a measure of acidity) profiles: the stomach is highly acidic and upon exiting the stomach the acidity of the gut sharply decreases and then becomes progressively less acidic from the upper intestine onwards

Nearly 11% of American workers are unemployed or underemployed right now. As the situation worsensand it willwe will witness a further drop in consumer spending, rise in crime, and a hollowing out of neighborhoods. Those who track such things are already seeing an increase in rates of suicide and homicide in poor and foreclosed communities. But despite the bleakness of the times, we are possibly at the crossroads of an opportunity. I was astounded at the extraordinary sight of High Priest Alan Greenspan, testifying before the House Committee of Government Oversight and Reform on October 23rd, and admitting on camera that the Ideology of Free Markets and Unfettered Capitalism was perhaps responsible for the crisis we find ourselves in. The only other thing that could have stunned me more would have been the news that an African American with the middle name Hussein had been elected the President of the United States of America! Not only has that event now come to pass, the shine is already off the penny. But I think it is important to jealously guard the feeling many of us experienced when the electoral college vote tally for Obama crossed the magic number of 270. To treasure the memory of the exhilaration of the moment, the sound of the collective exhaling of breath held too long, the unexpected wetness of our cheeks, the screams that allowed a pent-up emotion to find release, and the pleasure of anticipation at soon being able to say: my-oh-my, there's a black man in the White House. But it is also important to remember that it was never merely about Obama, but about standing shoulder to shoulder with tens of millions of people across the country and affirming our desire for a better world

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