Norman Douglas
"Never take a solemn oath. People think you mean it."
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Orthopedist Offers Tips for Preventing Shoulder Injuries
Strengthening, stretching exercises help maintain stability
FDA warns consumers not to use muscle growth product called Tri-Methyl Xtreme
The U.S. Food and Drug administration is warning consumers to stop using a dietary supplement for muscle growth linked to serious liver injury. Tri-Methyl Xtreme, distributed by Las Vegas-based Extreme Products Group, claims to contain anabolic steroids and is sold on the Internet and in some retail stores and gyms. An investigation is underway by the FDA to identify the product’s manufacturer after the agency received adverse event reports from consumers—one each from California, New Jersey and Utah. The agency has not received reports of death from use of the product.
Mad Ave.'s New Kids On The Block: How Big Data Is Shifting Advertising's Landscape
The merger of Omnicom and Publicis means more than just the creation of a mega-agency.
Health Highlights: April 23, 2015
Judge Approves NFL Concussion Settlement Trader Joe's Sausage Recalled Woman's Death After Taking Diet Pills Under Investigation /div
How to Build Your Brand by Awarding the Influencers
Marketers have a unique opportunity to get closer to their customers through emerging technology, turning the tables on traditional advertising techniques.
Why Facebook's Latest Move Could Minimize Your Brand's Reach
The social-networking giant just updated its algorithm to show users more posts from their friends.