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Pharmacy - 10/13/2010
Targeted disinfection measures - no more cracking nuts with sledgehammers
Düsseldorf, Oktober 2010 Noroviruses, Clostridium difficile and flu viruses, such as H1N1, have entered everyday life in the form of explosive media reports. Global increases in infection rates due to greater mobility among the world’s population have become general knowledge for some time now.
Due to the number of reports on various infectious diseases and hygiene scandals in hospitals, fear of becoming infected with harmful pathogens is increasing among health service staff – not to mention the patients.
Pharmacy - 07/13/2010
New research identifies promising leads to follow in search for medicines to fight malaria
Study published in Nature suggests kinase inhibitors and targets within human blood cells offer promising options to explore.
Obesity or muscle wasting disease? A patient's body composition data are essential for the diagnosis and treatment of weight-related disorders. Too much fat in the body is …
Hanau, Germany, 16.04.2012.
Wetzlar, Germany, March 30, 2012—
New Small, Light, Powerful Device Designed for Emergency Medical Services …
