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Letter: Cost of gene patenting will hit patients
Cost of gene patenting will hit patients Sir: Alastair Kent (letter, 15 July) states that the EU directive on gene patenting "is a significant clarification over the present...
July 16, 1997; The Independent - London
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UNFPA to launch health project for Nepal's conflict-hit patients
UNFPA to launch health project for Nepal's conflict-hit patients KATHMANDU, Aug. 3 (Xinhua) -- The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Nepal is launching a one-year project to deliver mobile...
August 3, 2006; Xinhua News Agency
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Move will hit patients most
Lee Kim Chye New Straits Times 04-30-2008 Move will hit patients most Byline: Lee Kim Chye Edition: Main/Lifestyle Section: Main Section Type: Letter THERE is a proposal to separate the prescription...
April 30, 2008; New Straits Times
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Vic; Unions say hospital bans will hit patients within 48 hours
AAP General News (Australia) 03-19-2001 Vic; Unions say hospital bans will hit patients within 48 hours MELBOURNE, March 19 AAP - Patients in public hospitals in Victoria would feel the effects of a health support workers...
March 19, 2001; AAP General News (Australia)
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Data Demonstrate Anticoagulant Benefit of SmithKline's Argatroban In Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT) Patients Undergoing Coronary Procedures.
...Efficacy and Safety of Argatroban in HIT Patients Undergoing PCI In this combined analysis of three studies, HIT patients on Argatroban who underwent PCI...in anticoagulation treatment in HIT patients undergoing PCI. In this analysis...
October 25, 2000; PR Newswire
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Texas Biotechnology and SmithKline Beecham File Supplemental New Drug Application of Argatroban for HIT Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary Interventions.
...important role in the treatment of HIT patients undergoing PCI. Dr. Lewis was the...Efficacy and Safety of Argatroban in HIT Patients Undergoing PCI as Presented at...combined analysis of three studies, HIT patients on Argatroban who underwent PCI...
December 21, 2000; PR Newswire
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Texas Biotechnology Reports Receipt of an Approvable Letter for Use Of Argatroban in HIT Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary Interventions.
...the expansion of Argatroban in HIT patients undergoing PCI, efforts are underway...Efficacy and Safety of Argatroban in HIT Patients Undergoing PCI In a combined analysis of three studies, HIT patients on Argatroban who underwent PCI...
July 20, 2001; PR Newswire
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Largest Study of Patients With Heparin-Induced Thrombocytopenia Confirms That Argatroban Reduces Thrombosis and Death Due to Thrombosis; Direct Thrombin Inhibitor Significantly Improves Outcomes in HIT Patients Without Increasing Bleeding Risk.
...in the control group (15.2). For HIT patients, death due to thrombosis was also...8 in the control group, and for HIT patients a rate of 5.8 in the treatment...represents the largest group of HIT patients treated with a direct thrombin...
August 12, 2003; PR Newswire
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Delays hit patients.(News)
MORE patients are facing long delays to see a hospital consultant. NHS statistics yesterday showed nearly 11,000 Scots had been waiting longer than 18 weeks for an outpatient appointment at the end of September. The figure was nine per cent higher than at the end of June. And 138 patients had been
November 28, 2007; Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
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Provost bid to help closure-hit patients
MEDICAL practices in west Edinburgh have been urged to take on patients from a closure-hit surgery. Lord Provost Eric Milligan has written to surgeries in Ardmillan and Saughton asking them to accept patients left without a doctor after the closure of Dr Varma's surgery in Chesser. Mr Milligan, who
November 18, 2000; Evening News - Scotland
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