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Teens Are Exposed To Tobacco Content On Social Networking Sites
When teens surf the Internet, are they exposed to tobacco content or imagery? The study, "Exposure to Tobacco on the Internet: Content Analysis of Adolescents" Internet Use," tracked the Web pages viewed by 346 teens between the ages of 14 and 17 years. During a one-month period of data collection, these adolescents viewed 1.2 million Web pages. Of those pages, 0.72 percent contained tobacco or smoking content. Pro-tobacco content was found on 1,916 pages, anti-tobacco content on 1,572 pages, and complex and/or unclear content on 5,055 pages. Most of the tobacco-related content seen by teens was found on social networking sites. MySpace in particular represented 53 percent of the pages on which tobacco content was found. Previous studies have found a link between exposure to tobacco content in traditional media and adolescent smoking. The authors caution that as more communication occurs online in social networking sites, this may also impact adolescent smoking.
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TCGRx Launches The C-Ray Automatic Pill Counting Device In The Retail Pharmacy Market

TCGRx (TCG), an industry leader in automation and design services for pharmacy markets across the U.S., announced today the launch of the C-Ray Electronic Pill Counter in the retail pharmacy market. The C-Ray"s modern design enables pharmacies to greatly reduce the time required to fill prescriptions and count inventory. The rapid counting device counts 100 pills in less than 25 seconds, and unlike other typical counters on the market, the C-Ray automatically separates the prescription quantity from the return quantity. Hands-free counting allows pharmacists and pharmacy technicians more time to tend to customers while also increasing inventory accuracy. "In today"s market, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians cannot afford to sit and count pills all day. It wastes time and money. The C-Ray takes the tedious and time-consuming job of counting pills and turns it into a quick and accurate process. This simple to use product is a necessary tool for use in every pharmacy. We are proud to add the C-Ray to our product line, because it is an efficient and cost-effective solution that will improve pharmacies across the U.S.," said TCG CEO, Duane Chudy. The C-Ray is a multi-functional, small and economical device to place at every dispensing station. All pill pathways are visible and provide simple access for cleaning. TCGRx


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