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Research and Markets: Investigation Report on China’s Tacrolimus Market, 2009 …
Fort Mills Times Tacrolimus, also named as “”FK506″” and “”FR-900506″”, was developed by Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (later became Astellas Pharma by merging with Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.). In June 1993, it was firstly approved to Japan with the trade … |
Research and Markets: Investigation Report on China's Tacrolimus Market, 2009 … – Business Wire (press release)
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Research and Markets: Investigation Report on China’s Tacrolimus Market, 2009 …
Business Wire (press release) Tacrolimus, also named as “”FK506″” and “”FR-900506″”, was developed by Fujisawa Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (later became Astellas Pharma by merging with Yamanouchi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.). In June 1993, it was firstly approved to Japan with the trade … |
Traffic pollution may alter structure of the heart; promote heart failure – Tech Times
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Traffic pollution may alter structure of the heart; promote heart failure
Tech Times Later studies have also established a relationship between pollution and a host of heart problems, including left ventricular hypertrophy and heart failure, among others. However, a new study, from the University of Washington’s Medical Center in … The Surprising Heart KillerThe Weather Channel New Clues To Why Traffic Pollution Is So Bad For The HeartHuffington Post Traffic-related air pollution associated with changes in right ventricular …EurekAlert (press release) |
City joins world record attempt – Sun.Star
City joins world record attemptSun.StarThe attempt aims to dislodge the record held by India set last year. … However, breaking the record is not the main goal of the activity but the event serves as a public awareness campaign to allay misconception…
Country's first bone marrow transplantation at DMCH – The Daily Star
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Country’s first bone marrow transplantation at DMCH
The Daily Star The pushing back of stem cells of a blood cancer patient started today at the country’s first bone marrow transplantation facility at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH). “We have to wait for two to three weeks to know its success,” Prof MA Khan … DMCH performs 1st bone marrow transplantFinancial Express Bangladesh CIBMTR recognizes SCCA’s Fred Hutchinson Bone Marrow Transplant ProgramNews-Medical.net |
New COPD Study Reveals Risk of Inhaled Corticosteroids and Pneumonia – BioNews Texas
BioNews TexasNew COPD Study Reveals Risk of Inhaled Corticosteroids and PneumoniaBioNews Texasinhaled Corticosteroids and copd Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a progressive illness that causes breathing limitations due to active inflamm…
Heart Failure Tied to Insomnia Symptoms – PsychCentral.com
PsychCentral.comHeart Failure Tied to Insomnia SymptomsPsychCentral.comNew research from Norway shows a potential link between insomnia and an increased risk of heart failure. Rates of insomnia symptoms such as struggling to get to sleep, waking freque…
10th battalion of Tripura Rifles organizes blood donation camp – Newstrack India
10th battalion of Tripura Rifles organizes blood donation campNewstrack IndiaAgartala, Mar 10 (ANI): The officers and soldiers of the Tripura State Rifles recently donated blood at a mega blood donation camp at the Jirania battalion headquarters. The c…
10th battalion of Tripura Rifles organizes blood donation camp – ANINEWS
10th battalion of Tripura Rifles organizes blood donation campANINEWSAgartala, Mar 10 (ANI): The officers and soldiers of the Tripura State Rifles recently donated blood at a mega blood donation camp at the Jirania battalion headquarters. The camp was …
No Smoking Day: 5 million people worldwide die every year due to smoking – India.Com Health
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No Smoking Day: 5 million people worldwide die every year due to smoking
India.Com Health According to Neeraj Gupta, senior consultant, (Pulmonology) at Gurgaon’s Paras Hospital, tobacco causes many preventable diseases in various forms including strokes and myocardial infarction, as also lung, mouth and tongue cancer. ‘The most common … Tobacco primary cause of preventable deaths (March 11 is No Smoking Day)Newstrack India |