Chronic bronchitis or else known as a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is characterized by worsening breathing once the airways are blocked. A person comes across difficulty breathing, and may no longer be able to withstand continuous cough during the daytime as well as at night. Typically, it may be manifested by a cough accompanied […]
Poisons and meds are often the same substances… A little bug can turn out to be more insidious than you expect. Treatment methods have changed over the years and improved as well. Nevertheless, there’s always a catch. A common cold can be avoided or aggravated with the misleading treatment ideas, and grandma’s methods learned from
Article preview from “The Pink Sheet”- February 25 , 2013 New understanding of the spectrum of CNS disorders and rising interest from biotechs have revealed new targets, new biomarkers and new opportunities to treat the fast-acting and deadly neurodegenerative disease. Add to that an open stakeholder forum hosted by FDA Feb. 25 that could clarify regulatory and clinical expectations,
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Article preview from “The Pink Sheet”- February 18 , 2013 FDA still has backlog fees in arrears more than two months past the payment deadline, but cannot forcibly withdraw the applications; facility listings also change consistently because industry can update them as needed. GDUFA Launch Pains: Facility List Fluctuations, Back-Due Backlog Fees Article preview from “The Pink Sheet”- February 18 ,
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