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9.1% of TB Drugs Fail Quality Control: Roche Holding Ltd. (ROG)
Insider Monkey (blog) Two key anti-TB drugs, isoniazid and rifampicin, originally developed by Roche Holding Ltd. (VTX:ROG), have been shown in a study published this week in the International Journal of Tuberculosis and Lung Disease to be increasingly compromised. AEI’s … |
Antioxidant Improves Donated Liver Survival Rate to More Than 90% – Science Daily (press release)
Antioxidant Improves Donated Liver Survival Rate to More Than 90%Science Daily (press release)Results published in the February issue of Liver Transplantation, a journal of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD), suggest that …
Dubai: Big turnout for Emirates Pangalites blood donation camp – Daijiworld.com
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Dubai: Big turnout for Emirates Pangalites blood donation camp
Daijiworld.com Blood Donation is a part of every body’s life as it not only helps to save the patient who needs blood to survive but also helps the donor maintain good health. More the blood you donate, the healthier you remain. It also strengthens the bond of … |
Cancer drugs proving worth earlier in testing – Daily News & Analysis
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Cancer drugs proving worth earlier in testing
Daily News & Analysis The Californian had endured chemotherapy, radiation and surgery but his lung cancer still spread to his bones and brain. With time … The drug works for about 4 percent of advanced lung cancer patients with a mutated form of a protein called ALK … |
Govt aims to recruit 40000 organ donors a year – Global Times
China DailyGovt aims to recruit 40000 organ donors a yearGlobal TimesAn organ donation program will be pushed forward nationwide after operating on a trial basis for the past three years. The program aims to recruit 40,000 donors who will provide 110,0…
Forget Organ Donation, Scientists Are Now Printing Body Parts – The Takeaway
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Forget Organ Donation, Scientists Are Now Printing Body Parts
The Takeaway Forget Organ Donation, Scientists Are Now Printing Body Parts. Monday, February 25, 2013 · Share · Tweet. Print; Email. Stream m3u. Lawrence Bonassar with a printed ear. (Lindsay France/Cornell University Photography). “ We think that the real leap … |
Chronic acetaminophen exposure worsened outcomes for pediatric acute liver … – Healio
Chronic acetaminophen exposure worsened outcomes for pediatric acute liver …HealioIn a multicenter, international observational cohort study, researchers evaluated 666 patients aged younger than 18 years with pediatric acute liver failure (PALF). Par…
Blood donation opportunities in West Sussex – Bognor Regis Observer
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Blood donation opportunities in West Sussex
Bognor Regis Observer In light of Mother’s Day approaching, a plea has gone out for more people to come forward. John Canning, the NHS blood and transplant’s lead donor relations manager for the Surrey and Sussex area, said: “During this month we would like people to think … |
Remembering Beatle George Harrison On What Would Have Been His 70th … – Geeks of Doom
Geeks of DoomRemembering Beatle George Harrison On What Would Have Been His 70th …Geeks of DoomThe man also found himself a student and eventually a teacher of Indian mysticism, of all its full scope, range, and visions its religious teachings had to…
ATRO Calls for Collective Cancer Research in India – Business Wire India (press release)
ATRO Calls for Collective Cancer Research in IndiaBusiness Wire India (press release)Focuses on collective cancer research for India with a call for action on collaborative cancer treatment in the country, 3 day ACTRO conference commences. Bangalore, K…