June 7/PRNewswire-AsiaNetURINARY TREATMENT ADVANCED... TOKYO: A new treatment for urinary incontinence that triggers fewer side effects than current remedies, has been discovered by pharmaceutical company, Kyowa Hakko, according to a company news release distributed today.DIARRHOEA TACKLED... LONDON: New international guidelines on treating acute adult diarrhoea have been published in the Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics journal today, in a bid to render coherent responses to a misunderstood condition, a news release from Johnson & Johnson has said.INFO-ECONOMY EMBRACED... HONG KONG: Myrixinfo.com, the web-based business intelligence solution provider, today announced that it would engage Xerox's Docushare information management system so its clients could effectively confront the challenges of an information-driven economy.DATA SERVICES LAUNCHED... LEESBURG: Iridium Satellite LLC, the global communications solution provider, today made commercially available its mobile satellite data services, providing email access, delivery of data and web services. GLOBAL EXPOSURE FOR IMAGES... SOPHIA-ANTIPOLIS: Realviz S.A., www.realviz.com, provider of image-processing technology, today advanced the company's international development programme, with the opening of new offices in France, Singapore and England.HEART ACTIVITY TAMED... SAN DIEGO: Medical technology company, CyroCor Inc, will begin a clinical trial on patients with rapid and irregular heartbeats, using a catheter that improves on previous treatments by gently reducing the heart's temperature.EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS:BROOMFIELD: McDATA Corporation, the open storage network company, today named Richard G Search, vice president, marketing.CARLSBAD: Callaway Golf Company said today that Chuck Yash has resigned from its board and stepped down from his post as senior executive vice president. (AsiaNet is a consortium of leading news agencies distributing unedited, translated press releases for worldwide clients. Contact: www.asianet.com.au for full-text versions).