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| Hurricane consumer alert: Disaster declaration extended; report price gouging to complaint hotline (Cleveland Advocate) This week, Gov. Perry extended the Hurricane Ike disaster declaration through Nov. 6 for 90 Texas counties. Texans who live in the affected areas may continue to report price gouging complaints to the Office of the Attorney General?s Consumer Complaint Hotline at 1-800-252-8011. Hotline staff is available between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to receive price gouging complaints. Information collected is ... |
| Internet Surpasses Doctors As The Top Source Of Health Information (Medical News Today) More U.S. adults used the Internet than doctors to obtain health and medical information over the past year, according to pharmaceutical and healthcare market research company Manhattan Research. This trend represents a noticeable change in consumer behavior from previous years, as doctors have traditionally been the top source of health information. |
| Cayading: October, its consumer month (part 2) (Sun Star) IN MY last issue, we discussed about consumer rights, which are now an integral part of our lives like a consumerist way of life. They have been well documented and much talked about. We have all made use of them at some point in our daily lives. |
| The "Watergeeks" Brand Establishes Significant Consumer Media Impact and Awareness (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) Freshwater Technologies Inc. Exclusive World Wide Distributor of consumer products offered by Watergeeks Laboratories Inc., is pleased to forward significant marketing information compiled by Ben Bazinet, President of Watergeeks Laboratories Inc. |
| Do direct-to-consumer gene tests alter people's lifestyles? (San Jose Mercury News) Two Silicon Valley biotech companies and Microsoft are assisting researchers to determine how people use the information they get from the growing and controversial array of direct-to-consumer genetic tests. Health news, submit questions and more |
