CDC's opioid dosing guidelines Califf pointed to opioid dosing guidelines released by the CDC earlier this month.
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Last year, the American Academy of Pediatrics endorsed moving to milliliter-only dosing, and recommended standard dosing tools.
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This metabolic change often presents as patients who experience withdrawal in the evening or morning before dosing, followed by sedation a few hours after dosing.
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Pediatric dosing requires, for instance, requires very precise measurements to prevent adverse reactions, and dosing errors in the case of a neonatal patient can be especially fatal.
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Poorly designed medication labels and dosing tools lead to dosing errors, especially when parents are given large cups for small doses, the study team writes in Pediatrics, June 27.
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"Would you put a limit on (his dosing)?" he said.
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Packaging, labeling and dosing information, for example, are not standardized.
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It remains unclear whether the dosing error impacted her health.
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And always review proper dosing guidelines on the medicine container.
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"We recommend lightly dosing the first time around," Crespo said.
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Accidentally dosing oneself with psychoactive chemicals has rich historical roots.
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As with any club drug, there are problems around dosing.
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Doctors should explain how the dosing works, Dr. Greenberg said.
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Typical dosing is one vial per week for six weeks.
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The agency also approved reductions in the recommended Mifeprex dosing.
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Another study used ultrasound imaging to discover that the flux in methadone serum levels caused fetal restlessness before dosing, and stillness a few hours after dosing—symptoms that were palpable in my late pregnancy.
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These studies explored the appropriate dosing, side effects and drug interactions.
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That said, there are no adverse affects to occasional 'nip-dosing.
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Capsules are easier, but are not regulated, so dosing is inexact.
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Wolf admitted that this complicates the very idea of responsible dosing.
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After prolonged usage, opioids stop controlling pain despite dangerously high dosing.
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Older people may need different dosing or even biologically different vaccines.
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Leone further explained to jurors that Menendez "expressed concern" about what he viewed as a "inconsistency" in the CMS' guidance on multi-dosing and he wanted it "clarified" in favor of allowing multi-dosing, but only prospectively.
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The researchers discovered 84.4% of caregivers made one or more dosing errors.
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These provide strategies for figuring out dosing, as well as assessing risk.
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A major advantage, he said, will be the ability to control dosing.
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"The whole concept is micro-dosing, which is very important," said Tucker.
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But body weight, not sex, was the cause of the incorrect dosing.
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Tolerance is the gradual decrease in opioid efficacy despite progressively higher dosing.
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We just completed the dosing of all the children in that trial.
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I definitely don't want him Juuling, snorting, dosing or dabbing while driving.
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Does dosing yourself with venom give you a higher tolerance to Jack Daniels?
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In the clinical trials, the therapy included careful dosing, monitoring, and behavioral counseling.
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We will use this dosing regimen in our upcoming Phase II PNH trial.
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The patients were given psilocybin capsules during two dosing sessions, seven days apart.
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There's no WAY you should be feeling... SO UNCOMFORTABLE, SEVEN HOURS after dosing.
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There are no enormous scientific question marks over nicotine's dosing and bio-availability.
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The letter identified deficiencies related to the dosing algorithm for the product's label.
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In Brooklyn, Mr. Gerona said, it seemed someone had gotten the dosing wrong.
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A. A one-size-fits-all dosing strategy is reasonable for many drugs.
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Children are the special case in which weight-based dosing is always required.
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Maybe drug regimens are too complex, so we just need to simplify dosing.
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"When parents used dosing cups, they had four times the odds of making a dosing error, compared to when they used an oral syringe," said Dr. Shonna Yin, an associate professor at NYU Medical School who co-authored that study.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommend that parents use dosing tools with standard markings, such as oral syringes, droppers and dosing cups, rather than kitchen spoons, which vary widely in size and shape.
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The straightforward danger of blood-borne pathogens is compounded by other risks around dosing.
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The primary outcome of the trial will be measured after 24 weeks of dosing.
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Some clinics technically offer split-dosing, but neglect to inform patients unless directly asked.
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So even if I get the math right, the dosing could still be wrong.
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And perhaps someone can educate those cops on the importance of proper edible dosing.
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I spoke to several experts about the dos and don'ts of dosing your pets.
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Treatment of severe infections and patients with serious medical problems may require personalized dosing.
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One of the bigger issues that's come up with edibles is accurate dosing information.
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Five volunteers from each dosing group were randomized to receive a control placebo as well.
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The NSF mark also signals that a product's ingredients and dosing have been independently vetted.
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Like failing to use a coaster at their house, or secretly dosing them with LSD?
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It is now recruiting patients for a higher dosing, in hopes it will boost effectiveness.
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It should be regulated to ensure its safety, free of contamination and consistent in dosing.
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But are there any benefits to dosing Rover—and, more importantly, are there any risks?
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Such once-a-day dosing has been reported to increase sexual self-confidence and spontaneity.
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Inventiva's trial is testing NASH patients after 24 weeks of treatment at two dosing levels.
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The Roche drug has a long half-life that could allow for less frequent dosing.
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The list price is for all four available dosing packages, a company spokesman told Reuters.
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FDA MOVES TO REVOKE CLAIM THAT SOY PROTEIN PROTECTS THE HEART Indivior studied two dosing regimens.
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"That's why a lot of folks have skepticism, because the dosing seems so limited," Smith says.
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Next, the parents, all of whom spoke English or Spanish, were given labels and dosing tools.
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" Review snippet: "At the current serving size, however, dosing is significantlylower than expected for most ingredients.
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For example, dosing pH down if the pH rises above a threshold within that grow recipe.
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Auvi-Q was taken off the market last year because of the potential for inaccurate dosing.
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Patients had transient nausea generally during the first week of therapy coincident with increased steroid dosing.
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They're also working on adapting the technology for other diseases that could benefit from weekly dosing.
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Auvi-Q was pulled from pharmacy shelves in 2015 due to concerns that dosing was insufficient.
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Neuroimaging scans of healthy volunteers show areas of the brain lighting up or resting during dosing.
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There are dosing and safety concerns with "bioidentical" hormones, and these formulations are not F.D.A. approved.
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And in this case, what is important was to be able to increase the dosing because we don't know what dosing is going to be the correct one, and to know that it was safe to put it both in the lumbar and the cervical region.
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Last month, Bloomberg reported that Sanderson Farms is being sued for allegedly dosing its chickens with ketamine.
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CVS said it offers a similar multi-dose-packaging product that incorporates a proprietary dosing schedule technology.
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Reliable measurements are especially important when dealing with cannabis flowers, kief, and extracts to ensure correct dosing.
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But there is a solution that doesn't create nearly as much waste, and allows for accurate dosing.
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For some drugs micro-dosing—taking an amount too small to detect—can still give an edge.
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After 30 days of high dosing, the mice still experienced pain relief from this molecule, Váradi said.
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Weekly booster shots are often required to maintain remission, and the effects of repeated dosing remain unclear.
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" Review snippet: "This product's ingredients are unsupported in research and there's very little guidance on safe dosing.
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The professional training also drills down on practical issues like effective dosing, delivery methods and drug interactions.
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If he's not taking the buprenorphine, we will offer observed dosing daily for the next three days.
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That means US health regulators have no oversight, and there's the risk of adulteration or improper dosing.
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Walter ends up sitting down with Heidi, but it seems he doesn't remember her after the dosing emergency.
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Odds & Ends — When Elliot woke up after his heroin dosing, he heard a dark voice speaking to him.
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It also offers crop management technologies such as monitoring and control and dosing systems and crop management software.
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And then we will talk about dosing — how much should you take and when should you take it?
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The suspension of dosing affects eight patients in the clinical study out of 35 who have received treatment.
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I think I can't go to a meeting without someone offering me something, some micro dosing, these days.
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I don't know, and judging by the dosing recommendation document Health Canada has produced, neither do they, really.
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The protocol uses already-approved medications, and the US Food and Drug Administration doesn't police specific dosing schedules.
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AstraZeneca hopes its product's potency and convenient dosing will give it an edge, despite being third to market.
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And a nongeneric alternative, Sanofi's Auvi-Q, was pulled from the market last year because of dosing problems.
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Michelle Ryan, the current program director at BHG Longmont, says that they now offer pregnant women split-dosing.
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Once you understand the basics of dosing, then you can actually have a really enjoyable experience with edibles.
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Methadone treatment for opioid use disorder starts with a requirement for 6-days a week of observed dosing.
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However, the online "friends" may be little more than dopamine-dosing tools and easily replaced without much dissonance.
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These medications may not have the same dosing, delivery systems, side effects or efficacy, as Debarrin has experienced.
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While time-tested, smoking and ingesting present challenges to dosing exactly and getting the most effect out of THC.
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I have spoken to the company in the past and the use as a weekly dosing is off-label.
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The decision to reduce her dose for missing one day goes against the World Health Organization's clinical dosing guidelines.
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If you want to dabble in ratio dosing, it's pretty much up to you to figure out what works.
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What I use [now] is this concept of micro-dosing [ingesting very low doses], using less to do more.
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That leaves it to pet owners themselves to make life-altering decisions about dosing and duration of the treatment.
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When she arrived, they drew up a meal-plan for Akers but let her manage her own insulin dosing.
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"These results, combined with convenient once-daily dosing, represent a tremendous breakthrough for patients suffering from TD," he said.
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That leaves it to pet owners themselves to make life-altering decisions about dosing and duration of the treatment.
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It cited data indicating that a fifth of OxyContin prescriptions were now for dosing intervals shorter than twelve hours.
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Jason Miller resigned after he was accused of "surreptitiously" dosing a woman he had impregnated with an abortion pill.
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Daily therapeutic exercises on the apps help support patient retention, while reminders help reinforce compliance with patients' dosing regimens.
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Sanofi removed a nongeneric competitor to EpiPen, called Auvi-Q, from the market last year because of dosing problems.
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The FDA asked for more data on proper dosing and safety information on the medicine developed with Incyte Corp.
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Friday's approval includes a lower recommended dose, a different dosing schedule and a new patient population, the FDA said.
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Multiple drugs for a condition could be combined into one pill or packaged together, or dosing can be simplified.
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Given that no truly effective treatment is out there yet, can I try dosing myself with our potential cure?
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Opdivo with a two-week dosing schedule was previously approved to treat a number of cancers such as melanoma.
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Because of that, it's easier to write prescriptions for patients to take home, as opposed to dosing at the facility.
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He anticipates that CBD can be regulated both as a drug and as supplement, potentially based on dosing and concentration.
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The agency was already prohibited from conducting experiments on prisoners or "silently" dosing people with mind-altering drugs during interrogations.
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The risk with these drugs is incorrect dosing, so doctors need to carefully oversee and manage patients taking these drugs.
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There's good evidence that primary care providers and non-specialists can be as effective as psychiatrists using assertive dosing schedules.
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There's no standardization of this and no universally agreed-upon dosing, so it's essentially a crapshoot, like all supplements are.
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The company also said it expects to resume dosing of the drug in its clinical studies potentially by late 2017.
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This risk is easily addressed by exercising due caution about dosing, as one would (or should) with any other substance.
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They could sleep through the night—a crucial improvement over conventional painkillers, such as morphine, which require more frequent dosing.
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But McCarthy says that the decision to offer split-dosing should not be based only on how the mother feels.
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The idea of purposely dosing your body with a virus found in such conditions might provoke a shudder of disgust.
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There, she would wait in line at a dosing window and be given a small plastic cup of clear liquid.
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The FDA decision makes Opdivo the only PD-1 inhibitor to offer every four-week dosing, according to the company.
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Dr. Yin is working on a project funded by the F.D.A. to improve the labeling and dosing instructions on children's cough and cold medications; so far, she said, the research has shown that parents in the study population are confused about the intended age ranges of the medicines, about the active ingredients, and about dosing.
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Always read the medication label for instructions and proper dosing, and talk to your child's doctor if you have any questions.
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That was until last May, when he made a mistake with his medicines, accidentally double dosing on one of his prescriptions.
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My sister, father, and I spent the last 24 hours of her life dosing her with morphine and stroking her forehead.
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The researchers spent five years dosing 26 combat veterans and first responders with varying levels of MDMA in a clinical setting.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Sage has initiated an expansion of the mid-stage study to determine optimal dosing for the injectable drug.
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An FDA-approved marijuana-based painkiller would ensure consistent dosing and potency, and availability across the country, analysts and experts said.
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Coordinators also said they had observed mental health concerns related to dosing, allergic reactions, epinephrine use in emergencies and food aversions.
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In 2011, during a morphine shortage, two fatalities were linked to the accidental dosing of hydromorphone as if it were morphine.
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They provided it based on the established medical guidelines and standards of care and in accordance with FDA-approved dosing regimens.
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Novartis (NVS) said its experimental macular degeneration drug was equally effective as Regeneron's (REGN) rival drug Eylea with less frequent dosing.
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That's why endurance runners and other hardcore exercisers are known for dosing themselves with "vitamin I"—the painkiller ibuprofen, that is.
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It was only years later, after being introduced to McCarthy's findings, that I realized I should have been offered split-dosing.
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One of the biggest dangers with GHB is dosing; take a few drops too many, and the user passes out cold.
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It will also be tremendously more difficult for physicians to make dosing adjustments for complex treatments at the point of care.
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Other scientists are dosing themselves with the diabetes drug metformin, believing it may help protect their cells from wear and tear.
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Some had visited methadone clinics in Boston, and they had memorized the complications of co-dosing with molly and China white.
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She said Heplisav could become the standard of care since it has an easier dosing schedule than GlaxoSmithKline Plc's Engerix-B.
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You don't have to go far back into the history of psychedelics to find examples of dosing gone wrong, he said.
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But they'll be unable to set dosing limits, and they'll be unable to look up information about what's inside their pods.
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Since January 22018, scientists have registered 219 clinical trials in China, and at least a few have already begun dosing patients.
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It bears the illusion of happiness, the kind of smile someone gives you right before dosing your tea with radionuclide polonium-210.
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Some could be tackled by dosing entire communities with cheap, safe drugs; others by identifying and managing individual cases over extended periods.
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Jivi can be administered up to five days a week, allowing physicians to adjust the dosing regimen according to the patient's needs.
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The up-dosing process takes six months, and patients then stay on a maintenance dose equivalent to about one peanut a day.
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More specifically, she said, she has grown "very interested in lower-dose platforms," especially as women begin seeking more "moderate dosing" opportunities.
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With respect to the new research, Gupta said that scientists would need to first address safety issues and reliable, consistent dosing strategies.
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In addition to there being "no compelling clinical evidence on its efficacy," the FDA says there's no information on the appropriate dosing.
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Men getting continuous dosing of Zytiga go a median of 16.5 months before the cancer becomes resistant to the drug and spreads.
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UK organization The Loop has harm reduction advice for drug use on its website, encouraging responsible dosing, hydration, and chill-out periods.
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Beyond just infusion, Chris has mastered proper cannabis-dosing of his dishes, allowing diners to enjoy their experience without getting too intoxicated.
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Several mothers I spoke with reported being denied split-dosing for reasons ranging from blanket clinic protocol to lack of maternal sedation.
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Next time they go to the shop if they pick up a fully active oil, now the same dosing is not working.
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Likewise, Boston Children's hospital released an Alexa app called KidsMD for users to get health information for common illnesses and medication dosing.
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On the plus side: dosing seems like a good way to shave six or eight or 12 hours off the self-quarantine.
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Gilead said in its statement that it will conduct two randomized studies to evaluate the effectiveness of different dosing durations of remdesivir.
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He wants Sarepta to be in a position to start dosing children in the approval trial by the end of this year.
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And children [receive] safer medicines because I was able to pass a law that required the dosing to be more carefully done.
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"Dosing of ambien is typically 5 to 10 milligrams at night…women should be closer to 5 milligrams to start," said Dr. Winter.
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While users have claimed that the compound is effective for treating health issues such as anxiety and inflammation, dosing varies case to case.
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"Dosing of ambien is typically 5 to 10 milligrams at night…women should be closer to 5 milligrams to start," says Dr. Winter.
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The study also found that the under-dosing pattern was more common in programs that treat a higher proportion of African-American patients.
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And as Gizmodo reported last month, the FDA's change to dosing recommendations around 2010 is why they're sold exclusively in two-packs now.
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Medication errors related to dosing or timing were the most common cause of overdoses, accounting for 42 percent of calls, the study found.
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Using the iOS or Android app, the self-contained system will let you control the temperature, lighting, humidity, nutrient dosing and pH balance.
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Meanwhile, outside the lab, there's the emergence of micro-dosing: taking small, regular doses of psychedelics to boost creativity and, of course, productivity.
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Novartis — The drug maker said its experimental macular degeneration drug was equally effective as Regeneron's rival drug Eylea and with less frequent dosing.
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Given the uncertainties about anesthetic doses for the obese, Dr. Lemmens said, he suspects that a significant number of them had inappropriate dosing.
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Switching types of insulin can be dangerous if not done properly, and people should talk with a doctor about dosing before doing so.
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Following the FDA decision, Regeneron has completed an unplanned interim review of data and has stopped dosing patients, the company said on Monday.
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About 60 percent of cocaine users reported using on the job, whereas only 23.38 percent of habitual hallucinogen users reported dosing at work.
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But regulations like strict dosing limitations and rules that put restrictions on colors or images on packaging make brand awareness a difficult feat.
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Be sure to follow dosing instructions carefully for your cat's safety and administer the product on a full stomach for the best results.
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The vitamin dosing made me realize how often I ignore health issues because they seem trivial compared to the mortal threat of cancer.
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Here, the V.M.A.s took advantage of a captive audience, dosing them with a wacky pop cornucopia, then delivering a series of powerful messages.
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New York City was unprepared for the longevity of Hurricane Sandy's aftermath, and many patients suffered unpredicted clinic closures and other dosing disruptions.
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You know that weird sensation when it feels like everyone around you is participating in some mild mass hallucination, and you missed the dosing?
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"Subcutaneous dosing with Coversin will represent an important advance for patients in complement therapy," said Dr. Gur Roshwalb, Chief Executive Officer of Akari Therapeutics.
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Alnylam said the FDA approved amended protocols related to the trials, and it expected to resume dosing patients around the end of the year.
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Survivalists, as they are also known, have been using the internet for years to trade tips on dosing and stocking things like fish antibiotics.
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And then you should never stop the aspirin or consider stopping it or changing the dosing regimen unless you talk to your physician first.
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Indicated 12003 pct higher Morphosys said it and Galapagos have started the first-in-patient dosing of IL-21200C antibody MOR20.6 in atopic dermatitis.
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But Louisiana wanted to keep that control over dosing in the hands of the physicians, which leaves them potentially more vulnerable to legal scrutiny.
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In nine trials, 84.4 percent of the parents made at least one dosing error, and more than 68 percent of the errors were overdoses.
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But succinylcholine doses should be based on total body weight, he determined, and the dosing of anesthetic gases is not significantly affected by obesity.
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These are the same sports fans that go to a football game without a shirt on while dosing themselves with colors and random headgear.
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Trilobites By dosing the tentacled creatures with MDMA, researchers found they share parts of an ancient messaging system involved in social behaviors with humans.
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Asgardia-1 will also contain internal and external particle detectors "to determine the radiation dosing that the internal electronics are receiving," says the filing.
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The audiences who watch Woodstock now likely won't be dosing with brown acid and giddily sliding down muddy hills (although I suppose anything's possible).
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Shares of French pharma company Ipsen tumbled 22% to the bottom of STOXX 600 after it paused dosing in rare bone diseases drug, palovarotene.
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In a matter of days after dosing, I was allowed to look toward my future, a future that until then had to seem elusive.
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Shares of French pharma company Ipsen tumbled to the bottom of the STOXX 600 after it paused dosing in rare bone diseases drug Palovarotene.
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At the bottom of the European benchmark, Ipsen stock plunged more than 24% after the French pharmaceutical company paused dosing in its Palovarotene trials.
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This helps agency safeguard patient welfare with dosing suggestions or monitoring for likely side-effects, based on the patient's medical history and current condition.
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Additionally, it is critical our federal legislators call upon their own state leadership to standardize dosing to make an immediate difference in saving lives.
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In the interim, it has found sufficient evidence that fractional dosing could be effective to control urban outbreaks in situations of a temporary vaccine shortage.
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According to Brady, coenzyme Q10 is a commonly used antioxidant with reasonable supporting data for its use, though optimal dosing has yet to be determined.
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"To help make sure they give the right dose, parents should ask their doctor or pharmacist which dosing tool is best to use," she said.
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Products that contain 500 mg should follow the dosing regimen of adult doses up to 1,000 mg, not to exceed 4,000 mg in 24 hours.
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The FDA had imposed a hold on the mid-stage study in May and asked for more data before Concert could proceed with dosing patients.
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The dosing doesn't have to be so specific, says David Fleischer, a pediatric allergist and director of the Food Challenge Unit at Children's Hospital Colorado.
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" A 2011 Pfizer memo said: "The drop size is not a medical dosing issue because the human eye can only absorb 7 (microliters) of fluid.
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Barkley recommends working with someone who has a thorough knowledge of the drug, its mechanisms of action and dosing before attempting to self-regulate alone.
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But Sanacora said further research is needed to determine the long-term cognitive impacts of ketamine treatment, as well as to develop standard dosing guidelines.
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By dosing young, healthy volunteers with just 20 male larvae — incapable of reproducing inside their host — Dr. Roestenberg says she has vastly minimized the risks.
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The study will look at the effectiveness of different dosing durations: Patients in both groups will receive the drug for either five or 10 days.
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Where industry leaders have been focused on drug-interaction detection, drug counterfeiting, customizable dosing and the like, Walgreens is dependent on the technology of others.
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Dr. Marmur based her MMSphere dosing on Blu-U, an in-office blue light that is commonly used as an alternative therapy for precancerous lesions.
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The researchers said its high prescribing rate could also reflect higher dosing — patients taking two eight-milligram tablets of buprenorphine at a time, for example.
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The researchers said its high prescribing rate could also reflect higher dosing — patients taking two eight-milligram tablets of buprenorphine at a time, for example.
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I remember lying on the lawn next to the public library, nodding out for the hour and a half between dosing and going to class.
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Looking ahead, Reisman and Goldstein would like to get a better handle on the dosing requirements, and the optimal frequency and duration of breast pump use.
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I will now introduce the term that scientists use when they talk about anti-sexual-assault programming: "dose," meaning that they're dosing kids with these ideas.
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One volunteer receiving the Coversin dose stopped dosing on day three due to a non-serious adverse event possibly related to antibiotics administered for meningitis prophylaxis.
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After this first week of dosing, the fish were even willing to engage in risky behavior, swimming in shallow waters, in order to get their fix.
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Growers can control temperature, lighting, humidity, nutrient dosing, and pH balance, and can even hook up to your home's water and sewage system for automatic watering.
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Importantly, dosing every eight weeks proved just as effective as treatment every four weeks, which should give benralizumab an advantage as rivals must be taken monthly.
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"Similar to what other studies have found, our study found that parents with lower health literacy are at greater risk for making dosing errors," said Yin.
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The toxicity is "most likely drug dependent", and the company should consider reducing the dose or dosing intervals to see if that changes things, he added.
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They are experts in the selection, dosing, and monitoring of prescription and nonprescription medicines, often working closely with other health professionals in delivering team-based care.
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The Food and Drug Administration in 2013 recommended that over-the-counter products use standard dosing tools and consistent labeling, but the changes were not required.
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They say the state's tight controls over prescribing, dosing and other aspects of the program will allow more reliable study of the efficacy of medical marijuana.
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By permitting only refined marijuana extracts, not smokable crude plant or so-called edibles, the state is allowing for greater dosing standardization and purity, Bednarczyk said.
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"It's probably driven us to prescribe more standardized regimens and more standardized dosing," said Dr. Paul A. Testa, the chief medical information officer at NYU Langone.
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Don't get drunk before you start dosing (or afterward for that matter), and if you don't feel well don't take anything, save it for another day.
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Those sites consistently recommended "micro-dosing," reducing doses by ever smaller amounts over months or years, sometimes by removing one bead at a time from capsules.
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No. I'm interested in psilocybin and have done some micro-dosing for anxiety, but in terms of pills and powders or whatever, that's not for me.
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Moderna, an upstart Massachusetts biotech, has already started dosing patients in a first trial, while other companies are nearing that point in the next few weeks.
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Researchers at Emory University will soon begin recruiting and dosing healthy volunteers in addition to the first trial site of Seattle's Kaiser Permanente Washington's research clinic.
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He estimated that the impact of the dosing schedule likely means that Spinraza's revenue growth in the current quarter would be driven mostly by non-U.
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Most adverse events were mild to moderate though it appears there were two serious adverse events that required hospitalization, one possibly occurred after dosing, Abrahams said.
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Glooko's Mobile Insulin Dosing System allows doctors to set a dosage and pulls data from the patient's glucose monitor to recalculate levels based on the reading.
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One strategy could be to partner with pharmaceutical companies and offer Glooko's mobile insulin dosing system as a bundle with long-acting insulin products, Altinger said.
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"I don't feel like I got knocked down but I got that women judgment double standard in a heavy dosing and I'm okay with that," she added.
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"I don't feel like I got knocked down, but I got that women-judgment double-standard in a heavy dosing," Cyrus said of her career thus far.
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I know at least a few other researchers and administrators who use it; there are sometimes interesting discussions about dosing, stacking, and suppliers at the water cooler.
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They say the state's tight controls over prescribing, dosing and other aspects of the program will allow for more reliable study of the efficacy of medical marijuana.
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It is very easy to get confused when dosing liquid medications for a child, said Yin, a pediatrician at NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City.
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Tammy was attempting to do this with a big paper binder, which proved clunky and ineffective, and risks were always present, including double-dosing Lion with medication.
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However, he notes that reports about mood lifting effects of "micro-dosing" do suggest that at least some change may be possible without a full-blown trip.
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A new study published Monday in Scientific Reports shows that strategically dosing hives with helpful probiotics can help the bees fend off the negative impacts of pesticides.
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"There can be poor understanding of the side effects profile of the meds, poor dosing, failure to understand any contraindications and dependency from excess usage," Barkley said.
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The FDA also does not require sex-specific analysis in the long drug-approval process or when giving dosing recommendations, which does little to incentivize medical practitioners.
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"They know exactly what is in it, they understand the dosing, they understand its interactions, its safety profile and which patients to use it," he told Cramer.
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Determining the right dose for patients starts in the earliest stages of the research and development process, taking into account patient differences and their individual dosing needs.
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Take-homes are often necessary for split-dosing practices, since clinics usually close around late morning or early afternoon—well before a second dose should be taken.
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"Sub-therapeutic dosing, by definition, contributes to antimicrobial resistance," says Elizabeth Pisani, an epidemiologist and a visiting senior research fellow at the Policy Institute, King's College London.
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Given the sophistication of drug use, with micro-dosing techniques that go undetected, those athletes who are doping often remain one step ahead of experts policing them.
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To wit: He is in the middle of a randomized study with a different preparation and dosing to see if curcumin prevents the progression of kidney disease.
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His claims about developments such as implementations of image processing, microbiome dosing, creating different climates and collecting credible data from bots across the world are not true.
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These "treatments" showed promise for some problems, like alcoholism, but the results were mixed, and dosing someone with psychosis would never clear an ethical review committee today.
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J&J said it had a stockpile of 1.8 million dosing regimens on standby in deep freeze, with the capacity to produce several million more if needed.
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Merck's Lantus follow-on biologic, called Lusduna Nexvue, is being developed with funding from South Korea's Samsung Bioepis, and delivers insulin in a pre-filled dosing device.
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"Cutting the number of infusions in half with the four-week dosing schedule provides meaningful benefit to patients and reduces the burden at infusion centers," said Phipps.
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Maybe hospitals will be dosing their patients with strains of beneficial bacteria, brewed inside powerful "robo-guts," and every course of antibiotics will include a bacterial chaser.
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For instance, an intrauterine device is effective for five years without any daily maintenance, while a subdermal implant is good for three or five years depending on dosing.
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BERLIN, April 22 (Reuters) - German dialysis specialist Fresenius Medical Care cut its 2018 sales target after a reduction in the dosing of calcimimetic drugs in the United States.
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And the more successes Crispr has—like curing mouse blindness—the more doctors start asking the next logical questions about things like dosing and formulations and side effects.
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The primary endpoint of the study is area under the curve for the viral load in nasal wash among subjects who test positive for RSV prior to dosing.
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Several trainers have been sanctioned for dosing horses with anabolic steroids, which can make them stronger and faster over the long-term, not just on a race day.
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Baird analysts wrote in a client note that Axovant share reaction was unwarranted, as there are some key differences on dosing, among others, that differentiate the two drugs.
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Attendees on methadone had to have their home clinic fax "guest dosing request" forms to the New Orleans clinic at least a week in advance of the conference.
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The 16-week, 74-patient trial tested the subcutaneously-injected drug, BMS-986036, at two dosing regimens versus placebo in adults whose NASH was confirmed by liver biopsy.
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The ENDEAVOUR Phase 3 study data monitoring committee recommended dosing be suspended after it found "an imbalance of mortality" in patients who used revusiran as compared to placebo.
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So if your friend is getting liberal with her hangover treatment and not paying attention to the dosing on, say, her acetaminophen cold product, things can get hairy.
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Indicated 0.8 pct higher Morphosys and Galapagos NV said that dosing of MOR106, a human monoclonal antibody, in healthy volunteers has been initiated in a Phase I study.
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Then in 1975 the Rockefeller Commission Report revealed that Frank had been part of a top-secret CIA program that involved dosing scientists with LSD without their knowledge.
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Eylea is also approved for quarterly dosing, though that is not as effective as once every two months, based on instructions to doctors on how to use it.
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Amazingly, Mr. Yang came back with a thoughtful answer about how the metric system is safer, not least because it is more accurate for micro-dosing baby medicine.
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When parents used the dosing cups often sold with children's drugs, they were four times more likely to make a mistake than when they measured with a syringe.
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Dr Mario Castro of Washington University School of Medicine, who was not involved in the company-funded studies, said in a commentary that less frequent dosing should save money.
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If taken annually for 12 months or 13 cycles, according to the dosing and administration per the label, the cost before government discount would be $145,524, the company added.
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It was her L7 gene in operation: a gene that created its own interpretations, like dosing spiders with hallucinogens then marveling at the faulty webs they start to spin.
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" The spread of self-dosing information online has been a boon for stores like eFishMox, which labels itself as "America's favorite place to purchase fish antibiotics on the web.
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In a complete response letter, the FDA asked the company to provide additional clinical data and indicated that the submitted safety data is not adequate for the proposed dosing.
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That never sat right with Eric, who spent his life trying to figure out if the CIA had actually killed his father instead of just dosing him with acid.
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This year, the F.D.A. updated its dosing regimen, approving a lower initial dose of mifepristone, followed by a dose of misoprostol that may be taken by mouth at home.
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When swallowed, the coating dissolves and the capsule remains in the stomach and the arms unfold, slowly dosing the patient while still allowing food to pas through the stomach.
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Future areas of study include "the optimal dosing of estradiol, progesterone and galactogogues in inducing lactation, as well as the optimal frequency and duration of pump use," they said.
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Two dosing pens of AbbVie's Humira, which treats rheumatoid arthritis and other conditions, have an average retail price of $5,4.53, according to the website GoodRx, which tracks drug prices.
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Micro-dosing and new evasive techniques and strains will continue to allow doped athletes into competition - the big question is how to catch them and how to stop them.
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Whether it's figuring out dosing standards or banking solutions, there's a lot to be discussed when you're trying to move a product from the black market into the light.
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Clair, the methadone patient who went a week without dosing, told me on Facebook messenger that her Houston clinic remained open during most of the hurricane and its aftermath.
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The next trend is i-dosing, which is just a fancy name for MP3 drugs, where teens supposedly download tunes crazy enough that listening to them gets you high.
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"When parents used dosing cups, they had four times the odds of making a dosing error, compared to when they used an oral syringe," said Dr. Shonna Yin, an associate professor at NYU Medical School and a co-author of the study, published today in the journal Pediatrics Pain relievers and other medications made specifically for children usually come in liquid formulations and, when accuracy is critical, oral syringes are considered the gold standard.
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Patients treated with Teva's drug, fremanezumab, experienced a statistically significant reduction in the number of monthly headache days for both monthly and quarterly dosing regimens, the Israel-based company said.
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So stories have surfaced about patients who required emergency care because of severe blood sugar highs and lows after self-dosing with Walmart insulin, or even dying as a result.
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He wants revenge, right now, and even Joe insisting to Paco that life in a group home isn't worth it doesn't stop Paco from dosing his stepfather with sleeping pills.
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Yin and her co-authors concluded there would be a significant reduction in errors based on just one change: advising parents to use only oral syringes rather than dosing cups.
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He went undercover as an inmate to research prison conditions, and came within inches of dosing Spiro T. Agnew with LSD before the then-vice president made a TV appearance.
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In 103 a doctor in Oregon, inspired by Gatenby's pilot study, started a prostate cancer patient on a modified version of the approach when he refused the standard continuous dosing.
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Specifically, my lab works closely with our IACUC to develop dosing methods and outcome measures that are humane and viable in mice while also relevant for eventual human clinical trials.
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Just a few minutes after dosing they're back in reality, sober as a judge, and a little curious as to how they ended up hanging upside down off the couch.
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After the first portion is finished, the companies can tinker with some of the study specifics based on the early findings, such as changing an endpoint or the dosing strength.
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One of the focuses is to improve guidelines for dosing frequency and treatment plans for people who have macular degeneration, Bodson said, one of the biggest causes of vision loss.
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"There's an enormous unmet need for both [clinicians and patients] — clinicians who aren't comfortable with dosing and therefore don't put people on long-acting insulin," said Glooko CEO Rick Altinger.
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"If this works, then you move to Phase 2 and then Phase 3," Fauci said, explaining that those are more involved human experiments looking at dosing and real-world effectiveness.
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Carefully controlled, physician-monitored treatment has helped many people with diagnosable illness; dosing water to lower suicide rates and prevent dementia would be something else—a large-scale public health project.
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There's often no telling just how much higenamine is packed into a single pill, it found, meaning people could be dosing themselves with dangerously high levels of the plant-based stimulant.
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Pfizer , meanwhile, stepped up its commitment to the field on Thursday with the dosing of the first patient in a clinical trial of an experimental gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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It's by no means a musically distinguished number but for some reason it never lost its magic on me, dosing me up morning after morning as I slogged through my finals.
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Lavasani is also a spokeswoman for advocacy group Decriminalize Nature DC. She told the Post that she began micro-dosing on the hallucinogens in 2018 when she fell into deep depression.
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But this new research, building on other studies, illustrates that such a planetary-wide undertaking — if applied cautiously, incrementally, and with careful dosing — might not be so far-fetched, after all.
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In Friday's "Squawk Box" interview, Gottlieb said that when it comes to the marketplace, products widely vary on quality, dosing and concentration, so one can never be sure what they're getting.
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"Even if the dosing and late-stage programs are resumed for fitusiran, the commercial opportunity may now be limited given the risk-averse nature of the hemophilia patient population," Matteis said.
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This "fractional dosing" method was recommended by an advisory group of experts as the best way to maximize the limited supply of vaccines, which require at least six months to manufacture.
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Not only is marijuana vapor believed to be less harmful on the lungs, but many modern-day vape pens offer dosing controls so you don't take too big of a drag.
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Fasenra will compete with GlaxoSmithKline's Nucala and Teva's Cinqair - two other injectable antibody drugs for severe asthma - but AstraZeneca believes its product's potency and convenient dosing could give it an edge.
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There's what's colloquially known as the 'death rattle,' where it appears that the user is dosing off—a phenomenon not uncommon to those marooned on the streets of the city center.
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Fasenra will compete with GlaxoSmithKline's Nucala and Teva's Cinqair — two other injectable antibody drugs for severe asthma — but AstraZeneca believes its product's potency and convenient dosing could give it an edge.
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Moreover, we have no clue what the dosing amount or frequency should be for any of those conditions, so even if the labels were accurate the public is still being hoodwinked.
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It's a similar dosing strategy to previous studies using psilocybin to treat end of life anxiety and depression, both of which used a single psychedelic treatment session and produced promising results.
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I feel quite empathetic towards the other person involved; I've gone off the idea of women dosing themselves up for years on end just for me to feel a bit better.
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Two dosing pens of Humira, AbbVie's heavily advertised rheumatoid arthritis and chronic plaque psoriasis medication, have an average retail price of $5,684, according to the website GoodRx, which tracks drug prices.
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Dr. Marcus said for those with atrial fibrillation, a kind of irregular heartbeat, closely monitored warfarin dosing reduces the risk of stroke from about 5 percent to 1 percent a year.
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The gel, meanwhile, is expected to be as effective at preventing pregnancy as the many hormonal options available for women, 90 percent or higher, depending on how well men follow dosing instructions.
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GSK is confident it can do better in future, with larger trials set to refine the vaccine's dosing schedule and potentially target specific groups of patients who are most likely to benefit.
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There were fewer errors, however, when labels contained both text and pictograms and when dosing cups or syringes were close to and at least as large as the amount of medication needed.
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All ongoing studies of the drug, fitusiran, had been placed on clinical hold after Alnylam suspended dosing following a patient death in one of the trials testing the drug in hemophilia patients.
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Many parents are making dosing errors when giving medicine to their children, a new study suggests , but using a syringe instead of a cup or spoon could prevent many of those errors.
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And, of course, there's a vaccine—available for people of all genders, but there are a few different kinds, and dosing schedules can vary based on your age, sex, and health history.
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Dosing a sophisticated artificial brain on a polymer chip with methamphetamine, which is exactly what a team of scientists describe in a literally mind-boggling study published on Monday in Nature Biotechnology.
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As a result, it was not considered necessary to use "sequential" dosing, which involves giving the first dose of a new compound to just one participant with a delay before treating others.
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"Treatment is shifting towards integrated pumps where the CGM dictates insulin dosing, and in our view the CGM is the much more valuable component of that equation than the pump," Marcus explained.
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The results "provide the evidence" in favor of standard dosing, said Dr. Ian M. Paul, a professor of pediatrics at Penn State College of Medicine who was not involved in the study.
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She was a chef and a food editor for many years, and she stands out as a source of reliable information in a nascent industry without dependable methods for cooking and dosing.
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Hunter S. Thompson lived one hell of a life, boozing, smoking, and dosing his way through major journalistic assignments and pioneering his own bat-shit crazy genre of nonfiction along the way.
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Based on the results, a clinician might opt to extend a woman's dosing of progesterone, the hormone that is necessary for the uterine lining to sustain and hold a pregnancy, before transfer.
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As a pediatrician, I have often had occasion to be grateful to colleagues with more experience and training who could help a family figure out the right medication, dosing and follow-up.
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"If approved, this regimen would give people living with HIV one month between each dose of antiretroviral therapy, changing HIV treatment from 365 dosing days per year, to just 12," he said.
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With effective cough medicine as yet undiscovered, parents are dosing their babies with dubious patent potions like "Orangeine" that kill some of them, sicken many more and cause others to become addicted.
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The clinic sits in the shadow of an expressway, and as the 12:30 dosing deadline approaches, clients can be seen loping from underneath it to reach the doors before they're locked.
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Traditional approaches of vaccines, which work on the principle that dosing a patient with dead versions of the pathogen to train the immune system to recognize it in the future don't suffice.
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Many women who take antidepressants during pregnancy become ill, for example, but under-dosing is a rampant problem during pregnancy, so it might be that, and not the medications, causing the problems.
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My grandmother Dorothy Dann Bower brought three children to term in the 1950s measuring her blood sugar by dropping a color-changing tablet into her morning pee and dosing with cow insulin.
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In the group of trial patients given titrated dosing, 35 percent experienced a side effect involving a fluid shift in the brain, compared with 55 percent given a high fixed dose, Biogen said.
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Biogen last year began enrollment in two Phase III trials of aducanumab using titrated dosing, but those results are still several years away, said Samantha Budd Haeberlein, the company's vice president, clinical development.
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Dosing a patient with too much insulin could cause hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, which in extreme cases can be life threatening, said Brian Levy, chief medical officer with J&J's diabetes unit.
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Two of the newest devices, the Dexcom G6 and Abbott Freestyle Libre , no longer require fingerstick calibrations, are FDA-approved for people to make insulin-dosing decisions, and are much easier to insert.
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"The diabetes space is currently experiencing its biggest technological wave of innovation from glucose measurement (continuous glucose monitoring) to insulin dosing (insulin pumps)," analyst Robbie Marcus said in a note to clients Friday.
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Extended release and abuse-deterrent formulations are designed to prevent both unintentional and intentional misuse from improper dosing or tampering and are most effective in preventing first-time opioid users from initiating abuse.
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Under its present dosing, Merck would earn $2.4 billion over the next five years from discarded quantities of Keytruda, half of which would result from switching to 100-milligram vials, the researchers estimated.
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This would put an end to the University of Mississippi's monopoly on growing the government's pot and help doctors like Grant diversify their research capacities and develop dosing standards for medicinal cannabis patients.
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It's important to know whether they are night eaters or breakfast eaters and to time the dosing so that it interferes as little as possible — and then to monitor the child's growth carefully.
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"This dosing is a truly historic event — for science, for medicine, and most importantly for people living with this eye disease," Cynthia Collins, president and CEO of Editas Medicine, said in a statement.
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The authors were able to correct their rats' behavioural and neurological abnormalities by dosing them with pregnenolone, a drug currently undergoing tests for the treatment of cannabis addiction, schizophrenia, autism and bipolar disorder.
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Alder's data addresses outstanding questions about the drug's competitiveness on dosing and administration, indicating the antibody should be as good if not better than others in development, Jefferies analysts wrote in a note.
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The experiment also didn't assess errors that occur when parents use an ordinary spoon from the silverware drawer instead of a properly measured dosing cup to dispense a teaspoon or tablespoon of medicine.
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This time without all the murder-bots, and smart dongs, and random cucumber attacks that make me feel like someone's been dosing my coffee with nano-mescaline brain worms for the last two years.
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"Boy if I had a jug of Spanish Fly, I'd light that corner up over there," Cosby joked about dosing women at a party with an aphrodisiac that would make them unable to resist.
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Analysts had expected Teva to alter its autoinjector's design to remedy a dosing issue cited by the FDA, but Olaffson said the company was not planning any modifications to its device at this point.
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The hope was that, by using a precise drug-dosing scheme developed using evolutionary principles, they could slow the rise of the mutations that would endow some cancer cells with the fitness to survive.
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The lesson of the case was that better risk assessment and much more frequent sequential dosing should be used in future, according to an editorial by experts in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology.
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Alder's ALD403 is expected to be the last to file for approval but could still capture a sizable share of the market, thanks to its less-frequent dosing schedule and multiple modes of administration.
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While Gilead is also planning to test a five-day IV option in its two trials, the lengthy IV dosing period could limit remdesivir's ability to make a widespread impact, particularly for milder cases.
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ZURICH, June 703 (Reuters) - Novartis eye drug RTH258 works as well as a rival product from Regeneron and at less frequent dosing in clinical trials, the Swiss drugmaker said on Tuesday, boosting its shares.
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Sales of Spinraza, the first approved treatment for spinal muscular atrophy, rose 26.73 percent to $23.40 million, but fell short of analysts' estimate of $487.9 million, largely due to pricing pressure and dosing schedule.
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And because some manufacturers sloppily spray the synthetic plant material with chemicals, users can unexpectedly fall victim to "hot spots" of concentrated potency across one batch, making it hard to control for safer dosing.
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The most important data point is that the quarterly dosing regimen worked for Teva, Evercore ISI's Umer Raffat said, noting that Lilly and Amgen's compounds are being developed for use only on a monthly basis.
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The company has initiated an expansion of this phase 2 clinical program to determine optimal dosing of SAGE-547 in PPD with enrollment to begin by the end of next year, according to the report.
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The hedge fund manager's legal challenge centered on the so-called 514 patent, which focuses on a method for dosing multiple sclerosis patients with 480 milligrams per day of certain fumarates, which are chemical intermediates.
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J&J said trial data showed that treatment with pimodivir alone resulted in a statistically significant reduction in viral load in patients over seven days from the start of dosing, when compared with a placebo.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British drug developer Scancell has suspended dosing in a cancer clinical trial because of quality problems with an immunotherapy treatment, wiping more than a quarter off the value of its shares on Friday.
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The Food and Drug Administration recently granted the company "breakthrough" therapy status for its second study, giving Compass priority review, following approval in August of a phase IIB clinical trial, designed to establish proper dosing.
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The drug could eat into Soliris sales as the experimental drug's dosing schedule is designed to reduce the number of times it needs to be administered to six per year from about 26 with Soliris.
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" Earlier Wednesday the jury heard Jacques explain that splitting the vial among different patients, known as "multi-dosing," created a risk of infection, but Harkin said that Melgen assured that he was using "clean needles.
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In an election year characterized by anger and division, more than 6900 organizations around the country are dosing out a remedy, with community-driven celebratory events at polling locations that encourage neighbors to vote together.
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With medicines and vaccines in particular, the stockpile should have pediatric formulations such as liquid alternatives to pills adults might swallow, as well as age-based or weight-based dosing instructions, the report authors say.
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"Routine use of a third vaccine dose at 18 years of age, or booster dosing throughout adulthood, may be a strategy to prevent mumps re-emergence and should be assessed in clinical trials," they wrote.
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"CBD has so many different targets in the brain and body that the dosing of it becomes very important," says Joshua Kaplan, a neuroscientist at the University of Washington who researches medical cannabis in people.
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All of this has provided fertile soil for a two-decade dosing with opioids — promoted by drug companies, prescribed by doctors, demanded by many of us — that led a national explosion of addiction and death.
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Palforzia can cause some of these side effects, particularly in its first two rounds of dosing, which the FDA requires that patients take in a special safety program under supervision in a certified health center.
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"While the dosing schedule of Spinraza (once every four months) creates potential for irregular quarterly sales, we had estimated continued new patient accrual in international markets," William Blair analyst Matt Phipps said in a note.
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Birth control dosing is standardized — meaning the amount of the drug is the same no matter the weight of the patient — which is different from some other areas of medicine, where doses may be more customized.
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Researchers at the University of California, Riverside, have found that one nematode worm, Nippostrongylus brasiliensis, appears to boost its odds of survival by dosing its rodent hosts with endocannabinoids, molecules that are known to reduce inflammation.
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These drugs were eventually found to have serious consequences, including reduced inhibitions and delusions of sobriety leading to risky behavior and compulsive re-dosing; addiction; and an exacerbated return of the treated symptoms after abrupt withdrawal.
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Allergan has proposed starting patients with a 0.75 microgram (mcg) dose, and moving up to 1.5 mcg if necessary, but this dosing regimen was not studied in any clinical trials, staff reviewers said on Monday. (bit.
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"This is the first large study that says we need to be aware of this (cardiovascular risk) and a lot of unanswered questions about duration, type and dosing of therapy have to be answered," she said.
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But in an industry where even at the biggest firms, team-building cuddle puddles and micro-dosing mushrooms at work are encouraged, the idea of finding new unchartered ways to love each other seems very normal.
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Further reductions in prescribing opioids risk simply raising the death toll by shifting users from legal meds with standardized content and dosing to far more dangerous illegally manufactured ones, like super potent fentanyl and its derivatives.
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Earlier Tuesday, former CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner testified about a separate 2012 meeting and phone call she also had with Menendez about the agency's policy on multi-dosing, which she understood would "benefit" Melgen if changed.
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And while women could (and did) continue to obtain misoprostol on the black market, studies suggest that they used it with little knowledge of proper dosing or routes of administration, side effects or follow-up care.
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In Europe, where piracetam is prescribed for disorders including dementia and cognitive impairment, tablets are typically 800 mg or 1,200 mg and daily dosing tends to be 2,400 mg to 4,800 mg, the study team notes.
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The shortages made the situation so desperate that the World Health Organization and Unicef had to resort to fractional dosing in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, administrating one-fifth of a normal dose.
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If this happens, fractional dosing -- giving one-fifth the standard amount of vaccine -- could be used to control an outbreak of the viral hemorrhagic disease, according to a group of experts convened by the World Health Organization.
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Netafim, which has 17 plants and 4,300 employees, also offers crop management technologies such as monitoring and control and dosing systems, and has partnered with mPrest, which developed the software for Israel's Iron Dome missile defence system.
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Bass has filed a number of lawsuits against multiple companies as part of an effort to eliminate drug patents that he believed were being improperly extended based on dosing schedules, preventing cheaper drugs from hitting the market.
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"A range of measurement units (eg, milliliter, teaspoon, tablespoon), along with their associated abbreviations, are used as part of instructions on labels and dosing tools, contributing to confusion and multifold errors," wrote Yin and her co-authors.
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Forty volunteers - inclusive of both low- and high-dose groups - demonstrated Zika-specific immune responses after one or two vaccinations, Inovio said, adding there were no significant safety concerns after 14 weeks from the initiation of dosing.
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It required continual dosing, and it could cost tens of thousands of dollars a year (a German company was producing the eggs for human consumption; in the United States, selling them to treat a disease is illegal).
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"Wear it out like a sweater that you love" starts to feel like a very very good drug that you've just gotta keep micro-dosing so you can continue your life in this headspace forever and ever.
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Bonn-Miller points to the lack of available dosing information—we have no idea what amounts of CBD, given with what frequency and in what form, might be helpful for what ailments, and with what side effects.
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It's easy to see why; he's cooped up in his house for hours, mixing titanic loads of vodka and Jell-O powder through a stainless steel distillery, dosing an army of plastic thimbles with a makeshift pump.
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The vast majority of physicians and "prescribers" do not know the correct dosing regimens, and the drugs they prescribe according to the Big Pharma guidelines actually make patients feel worse, sometimes resulting in utter despair and suicide.
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If you prefer a different temperature or want to set dosing limits on a specific pod, you can set that once using the app, and the pod will remember it whenever you plug it into the vape.
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The shortfall was due to the dosing regimen of the drug, which was approved in December, as fewer patients took the more frequent "loading", or initial, dose, Biogen Chief Executive Michel Vounatsos said on an earnings call.
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There are many other reports of people dying from a heart attack as a result of taking Viagra, but one gentleman nearly suffered a fate worse than death after trying to impress his wife by super-dosing.
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"Dosing is a lot more complicated with these types of products and… [those] aren't currently using cannabis products are likely to look for information online and social media might be the first place they turn to," said Hechanova.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Researchers should be more cautious in dosing experimental medicines in early human trials, even when drugs are thought to be low risk, experts reviewing a French clinical study that left one person dead said on Wednesday.
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Merck & Co.— Shares of Merck rose 0.98% after the company said the Food and Drug Administration accepted its license applications to update dosing for its drug KEYTRUDA, which helps the body's immune system detect and fight tumor cells.
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The information the state's Department of Health collects from patients, including dosing, will spur an area of medical research long hindered by the federal government, said Mark A.R. Kleiman, a professor of public policy at New York University.
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Giordano says that re-dosing can be a main culprit in the latent crash (however, taking a large amount at once carries its own risks, like an elevated heart rate and excessively high body temperature, known as hyperpyrexia).
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"Ketamine's effects are transient, and we don't know the long-term effects of repeated dosing" of either the anesthetic or esketamine, said Dr. Rodriguez, who is studying the generic anesthetic as a possible treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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In addition, athletes can be subjected to extended tests, which are administered outside the scheduled 60-minute window and are meant to deter anyone from manipulating the data in a biological passport through micro-dosing or other methods.
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Under that umbrella of ecological relevance, Medina-Kirchner is currently investigating two gaps in the scientific literature: how amphetamines interact with other drugs (since users often don't stick to just one), and the effects of repeated MDMA dosing.
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The Phase II study was designed to evaluate the safety, efficacy and optimal dosing regimen for PLX-PAD cells in patients with IC. Enrollment took place at 28 clinical sites in the United States, Germany, South Korea and Israel.
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Meet Marie, the very first life-sized 3D-printed human body made from bioplastic, developed by LSU engineering student Meagan Moore to test real-time radiation exposure and figure out optimal radiation therapy dosing for treating conditions like cancer.
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"Fractionated dosing," using just one-fifth the standard dose of the vaccine, was recommended this month by an advisory group as the best way to maximize the limited supply of vaccines, which requires at least six months to manufacture.
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"We have the dosing correct ... patients do not need to chase it with another second dose, they don't need to chase it with other rescue meds," Biohaven's Chief Executive officer Vladimir Coric said in a conference call with analysts.
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Children are particularly vulnerable to illness and injuries during these emergency situations and their distinct needs – such as special drug formulations or dosing and pint-size medical devices – mean supplies set aside for adults may not work for them.
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And when oil didn't suit the food I was dosing, or I felt like mixing things up, I subbed in the powdered CBD that had been provided by Mondo Meds, sprinkling it over my meals to the same effect.
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So great are the risks of accidental dosing with LSD that Uncle Fester, author of numerous clandestine chemistry manuals, warns prospective clandestine LSD chemists several times about the risk of accidental LSD ingestion in his book Practical LSD Manufacture.
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Medtronic has recalled certain MiniMed 20166 Series insulin pumps for delivering incorrect insulin dosing due to a missing or broken retainer ring, which helps lock the insulin cartridge in place in the pump's reservoir compartment, the FDA announcement said.
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The deal is expected to help shore up Novartis' growth threatened by patent expirations and will help take on rival drugs, such as Amgen Inc's Repatha and Sanofi's and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc's Praluent, which have much more frequent dosing.
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While controlled studies and clinical trials are the typical processes by which the FDA assesses proper dosing standards, people are dying today, and there exists real-life, community-collected evidence that higher naloxone dosages are working effectively without issue.
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Along with tales about mysterious rats that might be part of art projects and stories describing how ISIS uses social media, hosts Alex Goldman and PJ Vogt occasionally tackle topics like medical mysteries, LSD micro-dosing, and real-life cyborgs.
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"It is still unclear if Bryhali will be labeled for longer-term use, but we are encouraged by the press release which hints at tolerability benefits over Ultravate and a longer dosing regimen," Mizuho analyst Irina Koffler said in a note.
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The closely watched drug, aducanumab, led to significant reductions in amyloid plaques in the brain compared with a placebo among the 31 early-stage Alzheimer's patients given titrated, or gradually increased dosing, according to data from the Phase I study.
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It's impossible to do without a continuous assessment and the goal is that through these experiments the team can create a program that would allow that flow of data from the patient to their medical team and provide more pinpoint dosing.
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Rather, the study relied on a group of patients treated outside the trial as well as results from a 2013 paper on Zytiga to come up with a benchmark for how patients typically fare when receiving continuous dosing of the drug.
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Viread for treating hepatitis b * Study is expected to conclude in q4 of 2016 * Phase 1b study in line with expectations into final 100 mg dosing group Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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Hundreds of thousands of National Guard and Reserve members have health care because of work that I did, and children have safer medicines because I was able to pass a law that required the dosing to be more carefully done.
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She works in Kota Bharu, the state's capital, where vendors set up food stalls outside schools, dosing out cups of soda from big plastic bottles and hawking chocolates and puffed corn and rice snacks flavored with squid, shrimp and cheese.
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Despite the strict regulations on packaging, as well as the dosing limits per package, Pearson describes Canada's cannabis regulations as "a little farther along in evolution" than the US, which operates under a patchwork of cannabis laws in different states.
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People who have overdosed on heroin can go into full, immediate withdrawal after a Narcan dosing, so doctors will typically attempt to give small, repeated doses of Narcan to avoid a patient waking and immediately leaving the hospital in search of more opioids.
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NEW YORK and LONDON, July 2212, 2825 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Akari Therapeutics (NASDAQ:AKTX), an emerging growth, clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, today announced positive interim data from the first cohort in its Phase Ib trial which demonstrates maintenance of complement inhibition using once-daily dosing.
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"In our medicinal cannabis studies, it has not been a common complaint to experience side effects from the previous day or evening of dosing," says Barth Wilsey, an associate physician who works with the University of California's Center for Medicinal Cannabis research.
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" But BuzzFeed reports that a Brewbudz' spokesperson feels confident that "the 10-milligram product is a good starting point for a new user/the occasional user" and stated that "the higher dosing strengths are intended more for the medical user/frequent recreational user.
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The presence of such bacteria is a cause of increasing concern because resistance can limit the ability to fight diseases, but it is also not that surprising: pisciculturalists have a long history of dosing fish they are breeding and rearing with antibiotics.
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They came back to life for a quickie a decade later in 2010, dosing us with shows and appearances at most major music festivals around the world, truly getting their taste of what the major leagues chew-up and spit out these days.
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And that could be a huge problem for vapers: Peace notes that usually her advice would be for people interested in vaping CBD to just be conscious consumers, reading product labels and consulting their doctors about dosing and possible drug-drug interactions.
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Recent reports have surfaced about efforts to help this group through a disaster by dosing out extra medication to prevent withdrawal (such as methadone for heroin users), overdose reversal kits (Narcan) that can be life-saving, or giving out additional clean syringes.
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Tennant says his intake process generally takes about six hours and that he will not see patients who cannot bring a friend or family member with them so that he knows they have support to manage often-complex dosing regimens and other needs.
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"We are very pleased with the strong results of this study, which demonstrated efficacy with a low-volume dosing regimen, and what it potentially could mean for the global HAE community, if approved," said Shire's head of research and development, Howard Mayer.
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" Christopher Kelly, a spokesman for the Food and Drug Administration, said the agency objected to companies' proposed vial sizes only if it believed that an excessively large volume of medicine "could lead to medication errors or safety issues due to inappropriate multiple dosing.
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Not wanting to damage her lungs, she soon switched over to nicotine gum and had been taking the same amount of it for well over a decade — a pattern of stable "dosing" that I discovered is typical in long-term nicotine users.
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On top of that, re-dosing (taking more after the first dose kicks in) will release more serotonin overall than taking one dose because not all of each dose binds to your receptors, and taking it twice gives it two chances to bind.
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Drawing on his experience cooking for medical marijuana patients and hosting classes for recreational patrons, Jeff explains how to tailor your recipes and dosing for the experience you want, whether it's soothing, non-psychoactive pain relief or flat-on-your-back stupor.
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If examining the gut floras of autistic children and their mothers (whether or not those mothers are obese) even hinted at something homologous happening in human beings, then dosing infants who might be at risk with L. reuteri could be a sensible idea.
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To be fair, the answer to that question is usually drugs, but instead of shaking a couple of their son's Adderalls out into their impeccably moisturized hands, a group of upper class British women have started dosing themselves with MDMA... wrapped in cheese.
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Others propose eliminating patents on medical improvements like new dosing methods -- such as pills and injections -- and extended release formulations, which enable a treatment to be released into the body steadily over time, thereby reducing the number of doses a patient must take.
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The suicide note stated that Kovari and Whitworth had known each other, and that, at a sex party, Whitworth had accidentally given Kovari an overdose of GHB, a drug notorious for having a very steep dosing curve, making overdose a real hazard.
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"With its strong profile, including a longer half-life and less frequent dosing and what we see as a superior clinical data package, we think this early approval will hasten Alexion's market conversion from Soliris to Ultomiris," said Christopher Raymond, an analyst with Piper Jaffray.
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But until definitive studies are completed and substances are shown to be safe as well as effective in prolonging health, Dr. Olshansky cautioned against dosing oneself prematurely with widely touted substances like resveratrol, the antioxidant found in red grapes and wine, or growth hormone.
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"There are certain medicines that people tend to think of as safe but actually if you make a big dosing error can be very dangerous, for example, Tylenol or Benadryl are medicines you really want to be careful to give the right dose," she said.
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If you've been dosing yourself with the escapist mind-number du jour, A Christmas Prince, there might be one thing that's bugging you about it — you know, other than the fact that the Aldovian royal family has the most trusting security in the 21st century.
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The most obvious problem, though, is that all of these drugs are illegal in the United States—scheduled in the same high-risk category as heroin—which means they're far from medically proven, and the self-administered dosing and its results can be wildly inconsistent.
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Following the story felt like listening in on classified tapes and uncovering a conspiracy: We hear Heidi and Colin discussing dosing and data collection on the phone; we hear recordings of Heidi, years later, working as a waitress; and we fit the pieces together ourselves.
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This has led to a number of interesting and medically significant results, such as the observation that low potency cannabis (between 2-4 percent) produces a benefit in patients suffering from neuropathic pain, which might help create dosing standards for these patients in the future.
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Earlier reports from China showed that doctors were pulling out all of the stops to try to help their patients, dosing them with antibiotics and antiviral drugs to try to fight off the virus and bacterial infections that they feared might complicate the illness.
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Ms. Thorne, a student at Brooklyn College's playwriting program, is not the first novice to overwhelm a play with too much proof of her knowledge and research; you will leave "Peace for Mary Frances" with lots of information about "terminal sedation" and opiate dosing.
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Inhaled gases like ether and chloroform had been in use as anesthetics for more than 100 years when Dr. Eger graduated from medical school in 1955, but there was still no clear standard for dosing, or for comparing the strength of one gas to another.
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Anaphylaxis can occur any time with Palforzia, but patients are at highest risk during and after initial dose escalation and the first dose of each up-dosing level; both are administered under supervision in a health care setting so providers can monitor for reactions.
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Not only are there strategies to mitigate diversion risk, such as supervised dosing and the provision of injectable or rapidly disintegrating formulations, but the overall risk of diversion is expected to decrease by adequately treating OUD, and thus reducing the demand for illicit drugs.
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In a series of experiments designed to test whether 2,100 parents could follow common dosing instructions, 84 percent of participants made at least one measuring mistake and 21 percent of them made at least one substantial error, researchers report in the journal Pediatrics, September 12.
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"As cannabis becomes more mainstream, I think it's even more important that kids understand the true dangers," says Cannella-Krehl, citing issues with edible dosing and the fact that regular pot is much less risky than synthetic "pot like" substances sold as legal highs.
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In "Icarus", a documentary film released in August that tracked Mr Rodchenkov's path from Russia's doping mastermind to an informant hiding in America, the doctor revealed his "micro-dosing" scheme: small, regular injections of a cocktail of drugs that the passport is not sensitive enough to detect.
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Watch More From Tonic: Sue tells me that people who use drugs, or people impacted by drug use, are central to the conference, which is why they've had courtesy dosing at every conference the HRC has hosted going on two decades (they host it every other year).
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The timing and dosing of sugar water, given all at once roughly one to two minutes prior to shots, may have also made this option appear less effective, said Denise Harrison, a researcher at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario and the University of Ottawa in Canada.
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Maria Brömme, a veterinarian at Pacific Animal Clinic in Santa Monica, California, warned that the difference in species' metabolisms could lead to accidental overdoses when taking animal antibiotics, and that any sort of self-dosing of antibiotics could create a resistance to the drugs in the future.
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Tennant's record is not spotless, however: in 1997 he was fined $625,000 by the federal government in a case related to the methadone programs he ran at the time for failing to comply with the notoriously complex regulations on the storage and dosing of the medication.
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The allegations in the documents, as well as recent facility inspection reports and other lawsuits, range from unsanitary conditions and invasive monitoring of mail and phone calls to unair-conditioned rooms in hot Texas summers and dosing children with cocktails of psychotropic drugs disguised as vitamins.
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The allegations in these documents, as well as recent facility inspection reports and other lawsuits, range from unsanitary conditions and invasive monitoring of mail and phone calls to unair-conditioned rooms in hot Texas summers and dosing children with cocktails of psychotropic drugs disguised as vitamins.
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Moreover, it's still unclear how an infant watching its mother learns to associate bitter-tasting plants with physical relief, given that the mother, not the infant, is the one experiencing it and that the effect may not be felt until a day or more after dosing.
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Amgen Executive Vice President of Research and Development Sean Harper said the study was designed to explore Kyprolis dosing regimens, noting that the the trial did not meet its goal in improving progression-free survival versus Velcade in patients who had not yet been treated for the disease.
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Instead, it wound up being the only thing that allowed her to get out of bed before 2 PM. "Once I figured that out it became my daily regime," she said, noting that she made her own edibles, including a cannabis-infused coffee, and focused on low dosing.
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Instead, they tried to parse whether Mr. Menendez and Mr. Reid, a Democrat from Nevada who has since retired, were lobbying Ms. Sebelius directly to intervene on behalf of Dr. Melgen, or whether they were seeking to address a broader policy issue about pharmaceutical dosing and billing practices.
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They would first need to test the compound on mice models of pain or inflammation, find a way to make the molecule (maybe by putting the genes that code for PET into another moss), figure out the right dosing, screen for any side effects, and eventually conduct human trials.
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Dosing with 5-MeO-DALT is a different story (but I've found it to be the most effective treatment of all); when I feel a season coming on, I simply take 15 milligrams every five days, and my head will stay clear without experiencing any seriously debilitating trips.
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" Echoes Dr. Inna Hughes — assistant professor of child neurology and pediatric epilepsy at University of Rochester Medical Center, who also is not involved with Jaelah's treatment —that without FDA or other oversight, there is no guarantee "that the product desired is the one in the bottle and what the appropriate dosing should be.
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In addition to receiving MHRA and Ethics Committee approval to resume enrollment and dosing in the Phase 2a trial, the Company also reported that it has received written confirmation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the previously announced clinical hold of the investigational new drug (IND) application for BTA585.
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And virus experts such as Shibo Jiang of China's Fudan University and the New York Blood Center have expressed caution against giving patients too many drugs without careful monitoring, worrying about combined toxicities that might crop up in unexpected ways by dosing patients with drugs that have never been tried together before.
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The doctor had been hit in 2009 with a $8.9 million repayment demand related to his billing Medicare for Lucentis, and prosecutors sought to introduce evidence that Melgen continued the "multi-dosing" practice for a number of years after -- so the value of Menendez's help to resolve the dispute was ultimately closer to $40 million.
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Repatha and Praluent, which similar to inclisiran aim to inhibit PCSK9 proteins that lead to elevated levels of bad LDL cholesterol in people with heart disease, have struggled to gain traction due a demanding dosing regiment as well as objections to their price, which makers have been forced to slash to less than $6,000 annually.
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It is the market leader in a popular new class of medicines designed to replace problematic warfarin, which requires a special diet and regular monitoring to make sure dosing remains within a limited therapeutic range to keep it from becoming either too low, which increases stroke risk, or too high, which greatly raises the risk of serious bleeding.
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"There is a huge void of research in terms of confirming most effective dosing for various symptoms, so most of this is done by trial and error and self-titration," Eric Baron of the Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute, who has written several papers about the effects of THC and CBD on headaches, told Vox in November.
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Further, as buprenorphine is not a familiar pain medication for clinicians outside of pain medicine and palliative care, a nation-wide clinical educational program would need to be developed to insure proper dosing, prescribing, dispensing, and monitoring patients when this drug is used for pain, as opposed to solely treating addiction, which requires a separate DEA waiver.
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Repatha and Praluent, which similar to inclisiran aim to inhibit PCSK9 proteins that lead to elevated levels of bad LDL cholesterol in people with heart disease, have struggled to gain traction due to a demanding dosing regiment as well as objections to their price, which makers have been forced to slash to less than $6,000 annually.
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Leaf is the size of a miniature refrigerator, at 24 inches deep, 24 inches wide and 60 inches tall, and features precise temperature and humidity control, automatic nutrient dosing and a drying mode that helps get your plant consumption-ready — and it's all controlled through a smartphone app with easy step by step video instructions to help even the most novice of growers.
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John McCarthy, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of California-Davis, who has worked with pregnant women on methadone for over 40 years, led a study that discovered splitting a pregnant woman's total methadone dose in two or more helped reduce rates of NAS to 29 percent, versus 60 percent to 80 percent of babies born to women using conventional dosing methods.
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"Current strategies in the operating room aimed at reducing the need for opioid medicines such as the routine use of numbing medicines and intravenous acetaminophen combined with the use of around-the-clock dosing of nonopioid medicines have made it so that opioids are either not needed or are needed in only small amounts after many common outpatient surgeries," Houck added.
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Putting something in your body that's going to make your heart beat double-time is never going to be 100 percent safe, but there are ways to mitigate the risks: if you can, test your drugs to find out the purity, and always start with half—or, even better, a quarter—of a pill and wait until you come up before re-dosing.
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But what constitutes "abuse and neglect" is already murky in a world where common experiments include irritation tests (rubbing chemicals into animals' eyes and skin to measure and determine irritation), toxicity tests (force-feeding substances to animals to establish whether said ingredients cause cancer and other illnesses), and lethal dose tests (controversial but still practiced, involving forced dosing with the express purpose of causing death).
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When Ruth must make a trip to the emergency room, her companions cluster in the waiting room, glowering at the suspicious nurses, dosing Ruth with Valium and Klonopin with grandmotherly attention, and swiping blankets and pillows from other patients to ensure their friend every possible comfort ("I think he's dead anyway," says Sheila of a nearby patient, all the while plumping stolen pillows behind Ruth's head).
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Federal regulations at the time approved the drug for "single-use" only, meaning that each vial should only be used for a single patient, but the doctor used the "overfill" from the vials to treat up to three patients -- known as "multi-dosing" -- and then billed Medicare three times, as if a separate vial was purchased for each dose when he only purchased one.
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Announces fda approval to accelerate dose escalation for U.S. Phase i clinical study * Helix Biopharma Corp- U.S. Food and drug administration has approved an amendment to their U.S. Phase I study, protocol ldos001 * Helix Biopharma - study to implement accelerated dose design up to 6μg/kg followed by standard 3+3 design for final 2 dosing cohorts, 9 and 12 μg/kg Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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ZURICH, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Roche holding ag ceo says confident that roche is prepared for brexit scenarios Roche holding ag drug chief says flu season has been mild, so far, keeping sales of flu drugs in check Roche holding ag ceo says has invested lots of money in alzheimer's research, must accept setbacks like crenezumab Roche holding ag ceo says patients on ocrevus are returning, due to efficacy and twice-yearly dosing regimen Roche holding ag ceo says switzerland should enter framework agreement with european union over bilateral ties (Reporting by John Miller)
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Enanta Pharmaceuticals Inc: * ENANTA PROVIDES UPDATE ON CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC * ENANTA PHARMACEUTICALS - PAUSED RECRUITMENT AND DOSING IN ARGON-2 PHASE 2B NASH STUDY * ENANTA PHARMACEUTICALS - PAUSING FURTHER RECRUITMENT IN PART 2 OF PHASE 1A/1B STUDY OF EDP-514 IN NUC-SUPPRESSED HEPATITIS B (HBV) PATIENTS * ENANTA - CONTINUING TO PREPARE TO INITIATE 2 PHASE 2 RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS STUDIES OF EDP-938 IN PEDIATRIC, TRANSPLANT PATIENTS LATER THIS YEAR * ENANTA PHARMACEUTICALS - HAVE SUFFICIENT CASH RESOURCES TO BRIDGE US ACROSS CURRENT COVID-19 DISRUPTION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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