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Quad bike tragedy boy Ultan Hayes saved four lives through organ donation
Irish Mirror Tragic schoolboy Ultan Hayes has saved four lives after his organs were donated, his funeral has heard today. Heartbroken mourners were told that even in death, the little Ultan has given life – three of the recipients were children. Ultan’s devastated … |
First-in-Class Drug Shows Activity in Advanced Blood Cancers – Medscape
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First-in-Class Drug Shows Activity in Advanced Blood Cancers
Medscape Some of the patients in the study had relapsed after bone marrow transplantation; in these patients, survival is typically very poor, he explained. “These are extremely exciting results.” The primary goal of this phase 1 study was to determine the … |
Growing noses, growing science? UK campaign to attract research cites lab … – U.S. News & World Report
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Growing noses, growing science? UK campaign to attract research cites lab …
U.S. News & World Report Later this year, a trial is scheduled to start in India and London to test lab-made ears for people born without them. “Ears are harder to make than noses because you have to get all the … “Scientists have to get things like noses and ears right … |
Gilead aims to license hepatitis C drug to 3-4 Indian firms – Reuters India
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Gilead aims to license hepatitis C drug to 3-4 Indian firms
Reuters India We’re nailing down the geographical scope, and we should have these licences in place and ready to go in short order,” Samuel said on a visit to London for an international liver conference. He said Gilead was looking to strike deals with firms that … WHO Calls For ‘Concerted Effort’ To Bring Down Hepatitis C Drug CostsHuffington Post WHO joins clamor to make new Hepatitis C pills affordableGMA News |
Gilead aims to license hepatitis C drug to 3-4 Indian firms – WTAQ
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Gilead aims to license hepatitis C drug to 3-4 Indian firms
WTAQ We’re nailing down the geographical scope, and we should have these licenses in place and ready to go in short order,” Samuel said on a visit to London for an international liver conference. He said Gilead was looking to strike deals with firms that … |
Managing chronic kidney disease in primary care: a practice guide for practice … – Nursing in Practice
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Managing chronic kidney disease in primary care: a practice guide for practice …
Nursing in Practice Chronic kidney disease is defined as irreversible kidney damage leading to structural abnormality with proteinuria and/or haematuria, and/or glomerular filtration rate (GFR) <60ml/min/1.73m².1 Glomerular filtration rate describes the flow rate of … |
UK scientists making body parts in the lab – Boston Globe
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UK scientists making body parts in the lab
Boston Globe Later this year, a trial is scheduled to start in India and London to test lab-made ears for people born without them. ”Ears are harder to make than noses because you have to get all … ”Scientists have to get things like noses and ears right before … |
Ears, noses grown from stem cells in lab dishes – CBS News
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Ears, noses grown from stem cells in lab dishes
CBS News Later this year, a trial is scheduled to start in India and London to test lab-made ears for people born without them. “Ears are harder to make than noses because you have to get all the … “Scientists have to get things like noses and ears right … Noses, made in Britain: UK touts lab-grown organsWashington Post |
CytoSorbents Expands Distribution to the Vast Middle Eastern Market of Saudi … – Zawya (registration)
CytoSorbents Expands Distribution to the Vast Middle Eastern Market of Saudi …Zawya (registration)Discussions with critical care physicians in Saudi and neighboring countries has been very positive, with initial interest in the therapy for many condi…
Stem Cells Show Promise for Stroke Recovery – Philly.com
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Stem Cells Show Promise for Stroke Recovery
Philly.com They don’t replace the damaged brain so much as massaging the bits that are left, to get maximum function out of them,” Cramer explained. The study was primarily designed to evaluate the safety of this kind of stem cell transplant. Researchers said … |