CareStart trade; G6PD video instruction (Accessbio, Inc.) "This video instruction is meant to provide users of the CareStart trade; (Access bio, Inc) G6PD Deficiency Test with information on how-to-run the assay using this kit. CareStart trade; G6PD Deficiency Tests should be used by medical professionals or technicians, and this kit is strictly sold and used outside the USA This product is CE-marked and has a "Certificate of Exportability" from US FDA." CareStart trade; G6PD Rapid screening test for G6PD (Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase) deficiency in human blood Intended Use The CareStart trade; G6PD Test is a rapid in vitro qualitative detection test for G6PD enzyme activity in human blood samples. This visual screening assay diagnoses insufficient G6PD activity levels and is intended to aid in the identification of individuals who are G6PD deficient. Summary G6PD deficiency is the most common enzyme deficient disease in humans. It is a metabolic enzyme, of which deficiency may result in hemolytic anemia when individuals with the disorder are under oxidative stress caused by drugs, food, or other substances. Diagnosis of G6PD deficiency is important for the treatment of diseases and illness because many drugs like anti-malaria drugs, sulfa drugs and ascorbic acid produce reactive oxidative species … Continue reading →

Australian swimming's "toxic culture" Two independent reviews into Australian swimming's poor performance at the London Olympics have unearthed explosive details. Senior team members are accused of bullying, abusing alcohol and prescription drugs, and thus creating a "toxic culture." For more Ten Late News visit: ten.com.au Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com By: ten … Continue reading →

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Former Sunderland player Lewis Gibbons has been banned from football for two years after he failed a drugs test. Gibbons, 18, was released after testing positive for two drugs following a youth match last September. "Lewis not only let our club down, he let himself and his team-mates down massively," said Sunderland academy manager Ged McNamee. "We took the strongest possible action in terminating his contract as every player knows the severe consequences." McNamee continued: "We have, however, worked to ensure that support and assistance was available to the player and his family through what has undoubtedly been a difficult and challenging time for them." The substances involved were a metabolite of cocaine and cannabis. Gibbons' ban has been backdated to 18 October 2012, the date of the FA's provisional suspension. Sunderland chief executive Margaret Byrne added: "Empowering and educating our young people to make the right choices and decisions, both on and off the field, is fundamental to our Academy philosophy and ethos. "We expect the highest standards of all players who have the honour of being part of Sunderland AFC, which is why this came as such a shock to us. "It was enormously disappointing for everyone at … Continue reading →

Video for this article is not available as your browser either does not support JavaScript and/or Flash Player 9+ or they are currently disabled in your browser settings. Swimmers who used prescription drugs at the London Olympics face sanctions from the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC). The abuse of prescription drugs has been cited in a review into Australian swimming's poor performance at last year's London Olympics. There have been allegations some swimmers devised an initiation ritual involving taking the prescription sleeping pill Stilnox on a bonding night. Just before the Games, the AOC banned athletes from using prescription sedatives during the Games. Swimming's governing body, Swimming Australia Limited (SAL), have launched an investigation into the drugs claims, with AOC president John Coates awaiting the results. 'SAL has indicated they will investigate the possible misuse of prescription drugs including Stilnox by members of the swim team,' Coates said in a statement on Tuesday. 'The use of those drugs being a breach of (Australian) team policy. 'If the claims are substantiated and the individuals involved are identified, the AOC will consider their conduct ... and consider sanctions.' Four-time Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett on Tuesday agreed with the findings of an independent … Continue reading →