GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Angiogenesis Inhibitors and Stimulators markets. The global market for Angiogenesis Inhibitors and Stimulators is forecast to reach US$53.5 billion by the year 2015. Aging population worldwide, increasing incidence of cancer patients and heart diseases, changing lifestyles, and unmet needs in present oncology therapeutic area are the key factors driving growth in the angiogenesis inhibitors and stimulators market. Increased adoption of approved anti-angiogenic drugs as well as robust pipeline of efficacious new drugs across diverse cancer indications are expected to drive future growth in the angiogenesis inhibitors market.

(PRWeb February 23, 2011)

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The Foundation Fighting Blindness has announced Dr. Kamal Majeed, CEO of NexTech Systems as a National Trustee in recognition of his ongoing efforts and contributions to the Foundation.

(PRWeb March 09, 2011)

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D’Ambrosio Eye Care is pleased to announce the showing of spring eyeglass and eyewear lines from leading designers at their April 9, 2011 Spring Trunk Show in their Lancaster, Massachusetts office.

(PRWeb March 10, 2011)

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The ophthalmologists at The Nielsen Eye Center use Facebook to create an innovative patient experience at their Boston, MA LASIK and laser eye surgery practice. With over 700 billion minutes spent per month on Facebook, a growing number of social media users are turning to sites such as Facebook in search of more information regarding medical practices, procedures, and providers. In light of this recent trend, Dr. Steven Nielsen says “social networking allows current and potential patients to interact with the practice, whether they are considering LASIK, cataract surgery, or one of the cosmetic procedures we offer.”

(PRWeb April 05, 2011)

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D’Ambrosio Eye Care wishes to announce that the American Academy of Ophthalmology has designated April as Sports Eye Safety Awareness Month. An estimated 40,000 sports eye injuries occur every year. The majority of those being affected by sports eye injuries are children and teenagers, too many of whom suffer permanent visual impairment.

(PRWeb April 06, 2011)

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