S. LAUNCH OF ONCOLOGY DRUG MITOMYCIN FOR INJECTION USP, 5 MG/VIAL, 20 MG/VIAL AND 40 MG/VIAL SINGLE DOSE VIALS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Vial after vial was collected until I had to ask for reassurance that I wouldn't pass out.
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The New York Times reported on June 22 that the cost increased from an average of $40 per vial to $130 per vial.
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Old-fashioned venous blood draws, where the patient watches as vial after vial of blood is collected, would quickly become obsolete, Theranos promised.
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The researchers say regulators could require manufacturers to supply multiple vial-size options, and the FDA and other federal health agencies need to reconcile their disparate guidelines on vial size and when leftover medicine from one vial can be given to another patient.
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She injected a syringeful of saline into the vial and shook it, pushed a needle into the vial and withdrew about half the contents.
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The mysterious vial of blood No one could blame you for being skeptical of White's story about receiving the vial of James Brown's blood.
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The President was then asked to attempt to break the second vial -- the Corning Valor Glass vial -- which was made of the new glass product.
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The company reportedly substantially increased the price of insulin while Azar was there, from $123 per vial in 2012 to $255 per vial in 2017.
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The list price of insulin has gone from about $20 per vial in 1996, when Humalog entered the market, to about $275 per vial today.
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The company reportedly substantially increased the price of insulin while Azar was there, from $123 per vial in 2012 to $85033 per vial in 2017.
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The company said the new Japanese price for a 20 mg vial of Opdivo will be 20143,100 yen, and 364,925 yen for the 100 mg vial.
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In 2007, Questcor hiked the price of Acthar from $1,650 a vial to more than $23,13 a vial overnight despite no notable improvements in the product.
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When Valeant purchased these drugs in 22019, St. Vincent Health saw the price of Isuprel increase from approximately $200 per vial to approximately $1,260 per vial.
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A vial of live smallpox virus was found in a federal storeroom in 2014, for example, 30 years after its last stocks were destroyed, save for one vial.
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The government said he billed for one vial of the medicine for each patient when he had in fact used one vial to treat three or four patients.
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A vial of sperm costs £950 ($1200), with the sperm bank claiming each vial contains sufficient sperm for one treatment cycle for gay couples and mothers with fertility complications.
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The inactivated vaccine can cost about $1 per dose for a 10-dose vial or $1.90 per dose for a five-dose vial, according to a 2014 UNICEF document.
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"From the time Naloxone entered our portfolio...our focus has been on providing access to this life saving treatment and we believe it is priced responsibly at a wholesale acquisition cost (WAC) price of $15.83 per dose for the single dose vial, and $11.87 per dose for the multidose vial (10 doses in a vial)," the statement read.
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The complaint went on to say that Dr. Saadat urged her to try to get pregnant with the sixth vial, but the clinic's manager later emailed that the sixth vial, too, was gone.
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The rebranded product called Insulin Lispro is $137.35 per vial.
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Mallinckrodt said the drug's price today is $38,892 per vial.
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All you need is a vial of rose essential oil.
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Then she threw out the vial with the remaining medicine.
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Typical dosing is one vial per week for six weeks.
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This success can be traced back to a tiny vial.
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I thought that I would only need one vial of filler to correct my hollows, but once I was in the chair at Dr. Henry's office, she recommended one vial of Juvederm Ultra per eye.
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Days later, Blakeley said that he and another Foundation Care executive had purposefully infected the vial as part of a test, opening the vial with a can opener to replicate what a customer had done.
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This drama ends after surprisingly long, and a vial is exchanged.
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Argyrou says she is aware of the black market in Vial.
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The hearing will examine why the vial of blood was destroyed.
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The rebranded product called Insulin Lispro would be $137.35 per vial.
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What about if they found a weed vape or a vial?
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"Best of luck," Armstrong wrote in a note accompanying the vial.
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The empty vial rolls around at the bottom of the bag.
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"Other countries pay $20 for a vial of insulin," he added.
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Humulin R was sold for $232 per 270mL vial in 254.
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With Novolin R, a 225mL vial sold for $2 in 2009.
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We saw Nitropress increase from about $200 per vial to $730.
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At around $50 a vial, Humalog as Humalog costs far less.
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When I detect that ovulation is imminent, the vial is defrosted.
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Vial said APE would need financing of 7-8 billion euros.
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Many cost around $300 a vial, without any viable generic alternative.
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In her sales presentations, she played to a fear that nearly all humans share: She spoke of large-bore needles drawing vial after vial of blood and promised that her technology could make the process painless.
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Martin Vial, head of the APE state shareholdings agency, demanded a retraction.
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However, it appears NASA was completely unaware of her vial for decades.
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Place a saliva sample in the provided vial, close, shake and mail.
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According to Gaby, the pregnancy took with the last vial of sperm.
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Two men immediately fill their new syringe with a vial of tropicamide.
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Genomind's test uses a mouth swab; 23andMe collects a vial of saliva.
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She pulled out a silver vial and placed it on the table.
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A pipettor is used to get the sample out of the vial.
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In the film, a researcher shows her a vial of the drug.
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Theranos, valued at about $9 billion, has promised to shake up medical testing by conducting a wide range of tests with just one drop of blood collected using a tiny vial, rather than the large vial typically used.
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Snake oil treatments Well-tested and approved products like FAV-Afrique are not cheap, with an average cost of around $120 a vial, according to Potet (and many venomous bites must be treated with more than one vial).
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After that purchase, "Questcor took advantage of its monopoly to repeatedly raise the price of Acthar, from $2750 per vial in 213.50 to more than $2015,000 per vial today — an 85,000 percent increase," said FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez.
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The allegations, brought by the Federal Trade Commission and attorneys general from five states, centered on Acthar, which once sold for $40 a vial but is now priced at $34,000 a vial often paid for by the Medicare program.
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I buy a vial of CBD oil for my vape pen to destress.
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The doctor cuts off a spongy piece and drops it into a vial.
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The airplane's first aid kit included a vial of epinephrine — but no EpiPen.
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After the remarks, Trump tested the strength of the new Corning Valor Vial.
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Why wouldn't they make a vial for one person rather than for three?
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A vial of smallpox vaccine overlaid on a photo of the virus's effects.
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The rebranded product, called Lispro, would be $137.35 per vial, the company said.
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He patted down his pockets: wallet, house key, the little vial of pills.
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On Wednesday, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals agreed to pay a $100 million fine over anticompetitive practices related to Acthar gel, a lifesaving medication for epileptic infants that has ballooned in price from $40 a vial to an outrageous $34,000 a vial since 2001.
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"Astronaut Neil Armstrong gifted the vial of lunar dust at issue to Laura Ann Murray, now Laura Murray Cicco, when she was a child, and she is the rightful and legal owner of the vial and its contents," the suit claims.
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Since 2014, the price has continued to rise, and Acthar now costs more than $40,000 a vial — a total increase of 100-thousand percent from its selling price of $40 a vial in 2001, according to the "60 Minutes" report.
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But between Trevor's birth and diagnosis, the price of the drug had shot up from $1,600 a vial to more than $23,000 a vial -- making him one of the first children caught up in one of medicine's most controversial price hikes.
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The pendant necklace features a rounded glass vial that dangles from a gold chain.
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"It is an extraordinarily expansive rate," Vial was quoted as saying in the daily.
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Farther on, a colleague empties a small vial into the mouth of a motorcyclist.
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Do the cops have a vial of Avery's sweat to "plant" under the hood?
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The list price of one vial of Insulin Lispro would be $137.35, Lilly said.
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This ain't no lav scam here, steal your vial and kick in your ribs.
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Cuban intelligence officers later found the vial in an icebox, frozen to the coils.
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A week after the diagnosis and countless phone calls, the first vial finally arrived.
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As the vial filled, she asked me questions about my physical and mental health.
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"Companies propose the vial sizes that they would like to market," Mr. Kelly said.
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A single vial of sperm now goes for anything between $370 to $890.—Broadly
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But Felgueiras never gives up hope that someone is hoarding a vial or two.
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The police recovered a vial of the drug from the site of the shooting.
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It's about $800 to $1,000 for a vial if you want the highest motility.
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For $99, the company sends you a vial, in which you collect your saliva.
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She used to wear a vial of Billy Bob Thornton's blood around her neck.
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I bought my first vial from a guy I met through a mutual friend.
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"Takeda worked closely with the FDA to establish the VELCADE vial size of 3.5 mg to ensure that one vial of VELCADE would provide an adequate amount of the drug for a patient of almost any size," she wrote in an email.
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Inside the vial is water and a bloom of dinoflagellates, also known as bioluminescent algae.
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Police are looking for a small vial feared to be contaminated with traces of Novichok.
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But that's not possible in Vial, according to volunteers and NGO employees at the camp.
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Each vial of Velcade contains 1.3 milligram more medication than the average cancer patient needs.
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A nurse holds up a vial and box for the HPV vaccine, brand name Gardasil.
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For $2000, Seattle Sperm Bank (SSB) will post you a vial of his frozen swimmers.
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A 252-dose vial of smalllpox vaccine is tapped for Minnesota Department of Health employees.
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The artist sample, which resembles a vial of nail polish, costs $30 (shipping not included).
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When the EU-Turkey deal was first passed, Vial was used as a detention center.
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His mother, Nicole Smith-Holt, found his body next to an empty vial of insulin.
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But before you start pulling out your wallets, take heed: This vial doesn't come cheap.
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The bees inside were dead, but the vial was overwhelmed with small brown fly pupae.
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"There are several consortiums" that have signalled interest, Vial said, with "some industrials" among them.
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Mr. Senard was shocked and warned Mr. Vial that delaying a vote could be dangerous.
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A friend says he has a vial of blood that could be evidence of murder.
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With a practiced flick of the wrist, Pendleton delivered the tweezed ticks into a vial.
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When Joey told me he even considered sending money vial snail mail, I almost laughed.
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"Our research suggests women might be more willing than men to embrace this trend," says Vial.
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Now they've got the vial everything begins to hurt, that endless drip burning behind the eyes.
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We were looking at the vial, and I was like, How much glass is in there?
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If you don't use the vial, they will buy it back for 75% of the cost.
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A vial of insulin could cost $300 in the U.S. compared to $20 in other countries.
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One vial of this priceless resource is meant to be Han's ticket out of the life.
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The new insulin lists for $137.35 a vial, or $265.20 for a five-pack of pens.
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"It costs us about $15 dollars," said Knoer, on the actual cost per vial of Epinephrine.
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So I bought a box of Refresh Tears and went through about a vial a day.
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Hope arrived in a tiny vial filled with white powder, carefully packed in a styrofoam box.
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The results were inconsistent, so the company decided to test a vial of the water instead.
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Faced with inconsistent results, the company tested a vial of tap water, which turned up positive.
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Then, on August 1073, 1063, the price shot up overnight from $1053,1043 to $1033,1023 a vial.
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The company first raised the price from $40 to $750 a vial shortly after acquiring it.
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Then, on August 27, 2007, the price shot up overnight from $5003,600 to $23,000 a vial.
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Among its contents: packaged foods, weed, video footage of Houston, and a glass vial of rainwater.
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Vial, who heads the APE state holdings agency, declined to identify any of the potential buyers.
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Selling for $25 a vial at Walmart, this solution seems almost too good to be true.
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And once again, the more chocolate there was in a vial, the less accurate the readings.
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A vial of insulin could cost $343 in the U.S. compared to $20 in other countries.
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In early February, a vial of frozen Zika virus was shipped from São Paulo to Boston.
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Ultomiris will have a wholesale acquisition cost of $6,404 per vial, the company said in a filing.
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"It wasn't half bad," says Alex Wiltschko, who keeps a vial of the perfume in his kitchen.
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Perpetrator: Niffler To be fair, he stole Grindelwald's vial, which is a cool motive, but still illegal.
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According to the experts, that's how the blood gets into the vial, something the documentary doesn't explain.
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Isuprel, which treats abnormal heart rhythms, went from $180 to $1,8003 a vial, a 718 percent increase.
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But consumers are then charged nearly $100 automatically for each small vial of cream, according to Snopes.
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She advocates buying 32 vials of the substance at a price of more than $350 per vial.
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For instance, some listings show the price of Acthar currently listed at more than $43,000 a vial.
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Similarly, Novo Nordisk's fast-acting insulin Novolog cost almost $93 for a 10-milliliter vial in 2009.
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Perhaps she'd put the fragments in a vial, and wear it on a chain around her neck.
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"I doubt that we will have an answer before the summer or autumn of 2017," Vial said.
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Wellcome estimate that one vial of antivenom costs $160, and a full course usually requires multiple vials.
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Vinebox doesn't send you a 750 mL bottle, but rather 10 centiliters in a rather attractive vial.
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Two Britons who came across a discarded perfume box that contained a vial of the poison collapsed.
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The participant receives the vial of gold, and the entire protocol is documented with film and video.
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These are the per-vial list prices for common insulin brands, according to Elsevier's Gold Standard Drug Database: Novo Nordisk's Novolog: $289 Eli Lilly's Humalog: $275 Sanofi's Lantus: $270 Walmart sells an older type of insulin for $25 a vial, but many patients don't want to switch treatments.
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According to an international survey of type 1 diabetics conducted in March 2016, the average out-of-pocket monthly cost of diabetes in the US is $360, with a single vial of Novolog insulin costing between $14 and $3653 and a vial of Humalog insulin priced at $435.
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"The tale of how a 65-year-old brand medication could rise in price from $40 per vial in 2001 to over $35,000 per vial by 2015 is a story of, perhaps, the most egregious monopolistic conduct and unfair trade practice in US history," the city of Rockford alleged.
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In his questioning, Mr. Ogrosky repeatedly discussed the intricacies of the billing practices at the center of Dr. Melgen's dispute: The doctor was dividing a single-dose vial into multiple doses and then charging Medicare based on the doses and not the vial, a complicated practice known as multidosing.
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Cicco's attorney sent the vial to the Bruker Corporation, a lab that uses specialized equipment to analyze materials.
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Biosimilar insulin would "not get us back to $7 or $15 or even $50 a vial," Greene said.
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The device is available in two different sizes: a child-resistant standard pharmacy cap and a vitamin vial.
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But in Europe, where agencies can participate in drug pricing decisions, the 50-milligram vial is still available.
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Netflix In Making a Murderer, Avery's case largely comes down to one piece of evidence: a blood vial.
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The blood vial had been held as evidence by Manitowoc County officials since Avery's previous arrest in 1985.
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Geltor sent an order to a DNA printing company to get a vial of DNA encoding mastodon collagen.
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"I think I've given more in the past," she said calmly as the nurse started yet another vial.
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Theranos was founded by Holmes to realize the dream of testing blood by the drop, not the vial.
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The British National Formulary shows that in the UK, one vial of rabies immunoglobulin costs £600, or $813.
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When the primary school children approach Vial by bus, they fall silent, looking at the large metal gates.
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Fresenius Kabi announced the immediate availability in the United States of Fosaprepitant for injection 150 mg per vial.
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According to reports, Acthar Gel sold at $85033,000 a vial (the same drug went for $40 in 2001).
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He opened the lid on the vial and dropped a tiny piece of the crumb into the liquid.
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Lilly said it will sell a version if its most popular insulin brand, Humalog, for $137.35 per vial.
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In a small vial of liquid, she points to the animal part: small beads linked by connective tissue.
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All of their embryos had been stored together in the same vial, in the tank that had failed.
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One day he came across a vial he had forgotten on his desk for a couple of weeks.
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"The landscape of Huangshan is quite rich," he says, holding up a small vial of wood ear mushrooms.
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From the vial of saliva I sent them, they determined that 22013 percent of my DNA is Neanderthal.
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Over time, the company raised the price from $40 per vial to more than $34,20133, the FTC said.
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As Vial showed me the various tools and tasks, I asked questions about how they prevent bad actors.
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Seasoning her eggs with a vial of Tabasco she produced from her purse, she was easygoing but reflective.
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All the questions posed by the case are made believable by the puncture in the old blood vial.
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The amount of insulin a person needs varies, but one vial typically lasts about a week or two.
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That glass vial that was Cordelia for the 40 minutes — there's no life in that thing any more.
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A vial of antivenom costs about $2,000, and treatment of one bite can require 25 vials or more.
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The pharmacist took pity on me and slipped me a vial of insulin without charge, saving my life.
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The pharmacist took pity on me and slipped me a vial of insulin without charge, saving my life.
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One neighbor, barely lucid, wears the ashes of a recently deceased friend in a vial around his neck.
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I had the best smell ever: this tiny unmarked vial from Morocco that my friend got for me.
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A vial of insulin that cost less than $200 a decade ago now sells for closer to $1,500.
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If you guessed that the Legends find a vial of Jesus's blood by kidnapping J.R.R. Tolkien, then congratulations!
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Joaquin Vial told El Mercurio that while the benchmark interest rate stands at 3.5 percent, inflation expectations are higher.
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The vial is held around 100 microns from a rotating tungsten cog inside a chamber shielded from magnetic fields.
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From the chest, geologist Kate Burgess pulls out another treasure: a tiny Teflon vial, double-wrapped in Teflon bags.
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Avery's lawyers argue that this vial was used to plant the blood in Halbach's car in the 2007 case.
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At Fairfax, for example, from 2015 to 2016, prices across the board for donor sperm jumped $55 per vial.
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On average, one vial of anti-venom costs $160, and a full course usually requires multiple vials, Wellcome says.
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At the time, the average cost of a vial was more than $23,000; Trevor would need at least five.
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Simply put, he said, paying tens of thousands of dollars a vial is not viable in the long run.
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She keeps a sample vial of metal used during a college internship with NASA on her desk at IBM.
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I researched period poison vial jewelry from the 17th and 18th centuries, as well as all kinds of rosaries.
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A small vial of Everence can be brought to a tattoo artist and added to any type of inks.
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The children who died were all injected on the same day and from the same vial, Dr. Usman said.
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In this vial sit the parched remains of yet another species soon to be extinguished in pursuit of ourselves.
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In 0003, a researcher accidentally contaminated a vial of a fairly harmless bird flu with a far deadlier strain.
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In 2014, a researcher accidentally contaminated a vial of a fairly harmless bird flu with a far deadlier strain.
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Perhaps most damning, the defense discovered that a vial of Avery's blood, on file from the 1985 case, had been tampered with; the outer and inner seal on the box in which it was kept had been broken, and the vial itself had a puncture in the top, as from a hypodermic needle.
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Pocket Samurai Titanium Keychain Knife — $210.99 See Details With a Collective Carry Glowing Vial equipped, your keychain is lit... literally.
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But the generic form of Naloxone is a liquid, and it comes in a vial rather than the spray canister.
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Callahan identified herself in the application as belonging to the Florida chapter of a group called VIAL: Vaccine Information & Liberation.
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It's easy for shellfish larvae to get stuck in a pipette tip or in a vial, as she showed me.
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Currently, sharing generally is only allowed within six hours of when the vial is opened to ensure the medicine's sterility.
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The Atlanta audience cheered as a snapshot of the Emir knocking back a vial loomed on the monitors behind Gates.
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The list price for Lilly's authorized generic, to be sold only in the United States, will be $137.35 per vial.
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There was a close-up on the vial on her dressing table so perhaps her beauty secret is contained therein.
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Vial fill size is approved by the Food and Drug Administration, and any excess volume must meet the agency's standards.
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Board member Joaquin Vial voted to keep the rate on hold, while the other four bankers opted for the cut.
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"I reject your judgment with contempt," he said, and lifted a small vial to his lips — apparently a lethal poison.
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In the glove compartment, he recalls, cops found a small empty vial that contained a trace amount of weed residue.
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Mr. Vial, meanwhile, was lying still on the floor as were about a dozen other employees and shoppers, he said.
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To smuggle the vial into the courtroom, Mr. Praljak had to circumvent what were supposed to be tight security arrangements.
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Antivenom can cost thousands of dollars per vial in the United States, according to research from the University of Arizona.
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Vial also expressed hope that relative calm in recent weeks would be enough to keep the country out of recession.
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They then make a final choice, and leave with a five-milliliter sample, decanted into a tiny brown dropper vial.
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At one point on our walk, she pulled out a vial of frankincense essential oil and offered me a sniff.
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Facilities often use poor record keeping, writing sperm vial numbers in pen and ink rather than digitizing the sample data.
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Woman Sues NASA to Keep Its Hands Off Her Precious Vial of Neil Armstrong Moon DustPhoto: Christopher M. McHughThe question of who owns the moon is at the center of a new lawsuit filed against NASA by a woman who wants to keep a vial of lunar dust gifted to her by astronaut Neil Armstrong.
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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 -- and then billed Medicare three times, as if a separate vial was purchased for each dose.
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While a proactive lawsuit against the agency might appear slightly paranoid for a small vial of alleged moon dust, it's not.
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And I'll admit I'm a little bit surprised that the Chekhov's gun of the Glanders vial actually went off so early.
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In 2007, Questcor hiked Acthar's price for a single a vial from about $2,000 to $20173,000, one of the lawsuits said.
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A tiny vial of the biological sample — usually plasma, the colorless part of blood — goes into a bulky, printer-like machine.
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That year Questcor raised the price of one vial of the medicine to $28,000 from $2,000 — it now costs nearly $39,000.
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The vial was about an inch in diameter and about four inches long, and they had to do four of those.
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I usually have glitter on or a vial of glitter to throw at people at events where glitter is the vibe.
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But how is Facebook supposed to know how much THC is in any given vial of CBD mentioned in an ad?
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"Check this out," Hozoji said, gesturing me in for a closer look at a vial she held up to the light.
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LM: Maybe I would get a little vial of it and put it on cuts and things so they could heal.
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Some of the price increases, including the one on morphine, the spokesman noted, came to as little as $1 per vial.
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Insulin cost less than $200 for a vial 15 years ago but sells for nearly $1,500 today, according to one estimate.
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The computer program brushed aside those offers, instead selecting the vial of glue sold by Amazon itself for slightly more, $7.80.
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A patient's out-of-pocket insulin cost can exceed $300 per vial; some regularly use two or more vials per month.
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Questcor shocked the medical community when, on August 27, 103, it raised the price overnight from $1,600 to $23,000 a vial.
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In 2011, the facility slipped up again: It went on lockdown after workers lost a vial containing the VX nerve agent.
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Stan throws him up against the wall, which scares Philip because the vial with the virus is inside his jacket pocket.
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After initial drug approval, changes in vial size require additional data and must also go through a lengthy F.D.A. approval process.
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Fernando Portal's Bienes Públicos continues at Galería NAC (Juan de Dios Vial Correa 1351, Providencia, Región Metropolitana, Chile) through June 8.
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If you squirt yourself with the vial of fragrance you get when you leave, it may get under your skin, too.
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It was one of those gifts, a vial with a counterfeit label identifying it as Nina Ricci perfume, that killed her.
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So Lilly often doesn't make the full $275 a vial (though, since rebates are secret, we don't know how much less).
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And in Germany and many other developed countries, there is no need for a $137.35 vial of "authorized generic" for Humalog.
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Questcor had bought the rights to Acthar for $100,000 in 2001 and soon began raising the price from $19333 a vial.
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Deep in "the Hive" of Raccoon City, where all the "Resident Evil" trouble began, is a vial that can save humanity.
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"Hunter decided to purchase one vial of insulin instead of the four vials he needed for the month," Ms. Sego said.
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Dealers there eventually learned that a vial of crack that sold for $5 in NYC could fetch $25 in the District.
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After vigorously shaking each vial to evenly disperse the nuclei, she placed a droplet of brain soup on a microscope slide.
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Federal regulations at the time approved Lucentis for "single-use" only, meaning that each vial should only be used for a single patient, but the doctor "multi-dosed" the drug, using the "overfill" from the vials to treat up to three patients, and then billed Medicare three times, as if a separate vial was purchased for each dose.
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A warning tells you to discard the bottle if there is any way for water to seep into the vial of gems.
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I unscrewed the complimentary vial of essential oil, applied some to the bridge of my nose and tried, once again, to relax.
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The power of it was pretty overwhelming, like the smell of a few ounces of weed concentrated into this tiny little vial.
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"I very much doubt there's going to be a huge quantity of DNA in a small vial of the bathwater," Page says.
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Novo's insulin products include Levemir, whose cost according to Swanson has risen from $120.64 per vial in 2012 to $293.75 in 2018.
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A vial of soothing essential oils or a relaxing aromatherapy candle certainly belongs, too, especially if you're preparing for a grounding ceremony.
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Mr. Kratz says a test for a chemical preservative showed that the blood in the car was not from the damaged vial.
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That year Questcor raised the price of one vial of the medicine too $28,000 from $2,000 — it now costs more than $40,000.
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Roche first launched the drug in India in 2002 and sells it for about 75,000 rupees ($1,170) for a 440 mg vial.
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This disparity between vial size and patient dosage means hospitals will waste about 27 to 30 percent of the Velcade they purchase.
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By the numbers: Humalog, which generated $3 billion of revenue for Lilly in 2018, has a list price of $275 per vial.
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Prepping Narcan takes four steps: unscrew the vial, put it in the syringe, screw on the nasal mister, squeeze out the medicine.
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It will have a list price of $295 per ready-to-use vial, compared to $561.80 for the oral drug, Moulder said.
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An autopsy showed PCP in Crutcher's system, and police said they found a vial of it in his SUV, USA Today reports.
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The vial will be buried on Friday at Calverton National Cemetery in recognition of Chief Stack's service in the United States Navy.
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Vieques, Puerto RicoAs the cry of a rooster heralded the dawn, Joe Garcia, 41, pulled a vial of insulin from the fridge.
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Called "Necessities," it includes lipstick, LifeStyles Lube and a vial of Truvada, a drug now routinely used to treat H.I.V. and AIDS.
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At the same time, according to Beshear, production costs for insulin have remained low — less than $22019 per vial, in most cases.
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Each vial is portioned to be one full glass of fine wine, and members get $15 toward full-sized bottles each quarter.
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When a vial of epinephrine was used up, there was more to replace it; the oil for the valves didn't run out.
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I think this means I may have to invest in a vial of my own tears to throw at random cat callers.
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Each vial is portioned to be one full glass of fine wine, and members get $15 towards full-sized bottles each quarter.
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Sperm vial numbers at the bank were written in pen and ink, and the facility's records were not computerized, the suit claimed.
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Lilly will begin selling an "authorized generic" of Humalog 100 for $137.35 per vial, a 50 percent discount off the list price.
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So what would motivate dozens of well-educated Britons to swallow a vial full of the germs that made Typhoid Mary famous?
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It comes in a glass vial that you can refill, which saves a lot of plastic over time, according to the Internet.
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He'd built up a tolerance, so much that he concluded that the sell-by date on his vial had expired, or something.
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We didn't even need that shot of the crushed vial, marking his hand with stigmata, to understand what a sacrifice he'd made.
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But when it's a $500,000 vial of genetically engineered, cancer-fighting cells, a safe delivery can mean the difference between life and death.
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Jesse Watters and Jessica tarlov on Samantha Bee&aposs vicious, vial, hateful comments about Ivanka Trump and the double standard in the country.
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Take your pick of four different Vial models, all of which will run you just $21.99 — 37% off their usual price of $34.99.
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But when we were doing IVF, we had what happens on episode 104, which is that Nick —" Nick Stoller: "I broke the vial.
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" FD: "He broke the vial of hCG, which is the trigger shot, which is basically what the entire thing is leading up to.
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"This is a medicine for the nerves," said M., who fled Syria with her daughter and has been living in Vial for months.
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Neil Bogart, he says, tipped a valet with a vial of cocaine: The joke is that Casablanca Records was fueled by white powder!
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A 150-pound patient gets about 140 milligrams of Keytruda, meaning that more than half of the second vial would not be used.
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The amount of waste was typically lower for medicines that were available in several single-dose vial options containing a range of doses.
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Here are a few examples: All the questions posed by this incident are made believable by the puncture in the old blood vial.
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The exhibit isn't huge, but it contains several stations equipped with a set of headphones and a place to slot in the vial.
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Some people choose to use semen from a partner or a friend, while others purchase it by the vial from a sperm bank.
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Comparatively, a vial of fast-acting insulin retails around $340 without insurance, and can only be used for 30 days after being opened.
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Novo said it was offering insulin at $25 per vial at many national pharmacy chains and had a program to help uninsured patients.
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For $199, these folks provide a sample of their saliva in a vial the company sends to them in a pre-paid envelope.
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Her husband of 50 years, Miguel Olivera, who had survived combat against the Viet Cong, was down to his last vial of insulin.
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It's now nearly $00043,00033 a vial -- an increase of $00023,00013 since Mallinckrodt purchased Questcor and 00003,21100% since Questcor first acquired Acthar in 21500.
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In 2009, the list price for a 10-milliliter vial of Humalog, a fast-acting insulin made by Eli Lilly, was about $603.
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It comes with a cute storage bag and a small vial of Regenerating Face Serum made with coconut oil, antioxidants, and essential oils.
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I had simply paid $99 to 23andMe on a lark, and dropped a vial of saliva into the mailbox to receive my results.
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In some countries, the price of a vial in private pharmacies was 15 to 20 percent of a typical worker's take-home pay.
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After Stan stormed off, Philip shakily opened the package and looked at the intact vial — the genie still in the bottle, for now.
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Even if I could get my hands on a vial of orexin-A or orexin-B, how would it get into my brain?
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I spent a morning with Vial in a conference room at Enspiral Dev Academy, a web-developer boot camp he opened in 2014.
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The former bad girl has come a long way from walking red carpets with a vial of her husband's blood around her neck.
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For years, White had claimed to have a vial of Brown's blood he'd taken from the hospital in the moments after Brown's death.
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The amenity kit was stocked with the normal goodies — plus a small vial of cologne — and was higher quality than you normally see.
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The next school year, when he was in first grade, school nurses injected him with medicine they had drawn out of a vial.
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Between 22010 and 21980, the price of insulin jumped, with the typical cost for patients increasing from about $40 a vial to $130.
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In order to figure out who Lyle Stevik really was, a genetic profile extracted from a vial of blood was uploaded to GEDMatch.
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The Chilean peso firmed against the dollar after deputy central bank governor Joaquin Vial promised intervention if violent protests threatened the currency again.
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A vial that one woman said could set her back $340 in the United States had cost her about a tenth of that.
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Prosecutors say that federal regulations at the time approved the drug for "single-use" only, meaning that each vial should only be used for a single eye of a single patient, but the doctor used the "overfill" from the vials to treat up to three patients -- and then billed Medicare as if a separate vial was purchased for each dose.
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Despite protests from the nation's top epilepsy foundations and neurology groups over the drug's high cost, Acthar's price has climbed another $16,000 per vial.
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POPULAR LIGHT UP SNEAKERS LEFT BOY WITH SECOND-DEGREE BURNS ON FEET, MOM CLAIMS Each vial of anti-venom costs a patient approximately $20,000.
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As for Cicco, her lawsuit is ongoing, and her vial of moon dust is being held in a safe location, according to the Post.
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The mix-up allegedly occurred because medical staff did not read the name on a vial that was used during the operation, RT reported.
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Victoria Toline would hunch over the kitchen table, steady her hands and draw a bead of liquid from a vial with a small dropper.
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A cast of four — Mr. Defoort, Arnaud Boulogne, Ondine Cloez and Sébastien Vial — traces a complete creation myth within a precisely measured 80 minutes.
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The substance in the vial could possibly be fake lunar dust, known broadly as "lunar simulant," but this stuff is not easy to make.
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Eli Lilly, for one, launched its insulin two decades ago with a sticker price of $21 a vial and now sells it for $255.
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Ep. 4 "Redwood" A blood-red berry pulled from a tropical jungle, taken to a laboratory, pulverized, and then melted into an ominous vial.
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And at Casa Velas in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, guests are given a complimentary vial of the hotel's citrus-lavender scent as a checkout amenity.
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Maybe a sheriff's deputy really did sneak into the county lab, pull out some blood from the vial, and plant it in Halbach's SUV.
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Here's how to use it: Once you receive the test kit in the mail, use the included test vial to provide a saliva sample.
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That means a drug that some were used to paying around $30 a month now cost hundreds of dollars a vial, breaking family budgets.
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In Europe and other places where regulators have more control over drug prices and dose sizes, more vial sizes typically are available, limiting waste.
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Having a small vial of antibacterial gel or wipes will help you kill any germs in your area before you even come in contact.
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Patients would draw doses of epinephrine from a vial and then keep a few loaded syringes in the refrigerator and take one with them.
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The services typically send their customers to a nearby clinic where they can have a vial of their blood drawn and sent for analyses.
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"One, I was curious as to why the (Food and Drug Administration) would put so much of that medicine in a vial," Harkin said.
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"Each person has different insulin requirements… for some people, one vial a month may be enough; for others several vials are needed," Gabbay says.
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The plot's combustible ingredients include a jilted bride, arson, and a vial of tranquilizers and a loaded gun just begging to be picked up.
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In July, an unnamed man bought a cannabis vape vial off the street in Wisconsin and was later hospitalized and put on life support.
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He is a former architect, and last fall he and local engineers drew up plans for Vial, detailing the plumbing, utilities and property boundaries.
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In July, an unnamed man used a cannabis vape vial off the street in Wisconsin and was later hospitalized and put on life support.
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For weeks he picked a few up and placed them in a glass vial with plans to feed them to his pet praying mantis.
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After a would-be diner has sent the company, say, a vial of pee or poo, the restaurant analyzes what nutrients the person needs.
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To show off this skill, she had hidden a vial with an anise-soaked cotton swab in a tree trunk along our walking route.
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The company said about 80 percent of patients taking Humalog use the vial or the KwikPen, which will both become available as authorized generics.
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Dr. Varshavski located a vial of epinephrine in the plane's emergency medical kit, adjusted the dose, and then injected the passenger in the thigh.
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The pathologist doing the autopsy may request to inspect some items in the trace department, like a vial or bullets recovered from the scene.
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The final dessert course features a vial of powder and a mirror, along with an oversize American $100 bill emblazoned with Mr. Osborn's face.
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It makes H.P. Acthar Gel, a 22016s vintage, off-patent drug whose cost has rocketed from $22001 a vial in 2100 to $2000,8003 today.
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"I don't want to walk with blood in my hand," one patron said, hoping to purchase the certificate without the obligation of the vial.
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Women especially might feel that feminine traits put them at a disadvantage, says lead researcher Andrea Vial, a postdoctoral research associate at New York University.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's state holding agency does not intend to significantly change its stake in telecoms operator Orange, its chief Martin Vial said on Wednesday.
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Officers who arrested him found he was in possession of both marijuana and a vial containing an unidentified white fluid, according to his arrest report.
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Fresenius Kabi announced on Friday the immediate availability in the United States of Arsenic Trioxide Injection in a 10 mg per 10 mL vial presentation.
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The team then put together a custom whirligig with a disc of paper into which can be slotted a vial with blood or other fluids.
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Armstrong reportedly gave the vial to Cicco in the '70s, which included a handwritten note on the back of one of her father's business cards.
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People can go to pharmacies in stores nationwide and, without a prescription, purchase a vial of Novo Nordisk's Novolin ReliOn Insulin for less than $993.
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The delegation, which included French government-designated Renault director Martin Vial, also said that it wanted to name Nissan's next chairman, according to the report.
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Paying more would encourage drug companies to prioritize drugs like vincristine, a critical cancer medicine for children that now sells for just $8 a vial.
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Novo Nordisk has been offering an old version of insulin for $25 a vial at Walmart and recently increased the income limits for free insulin.
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The price of other manufacturers' leading insulin products is $178 to $300 per vial and $235 to $563 per pack of pens, according to Sanofi.
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Philip and Elizabeth also have to figure out how to safely handle a vial of biotoxin that lands in their possession – every parents' worst nightmare.
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For observed drug tests, dropping an oxidizer in your sample or emptying a vial of urine taped to the inside of your thigh won't do.
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ELI LILLY TO INTRODUCE LOWER-PRICED INSULIN; LIST PRICE OF 5-PACK OF KWIKPENS WILL BE $265.20; LIST PRICE OF SINGLE VIAL WILL BE $137.35
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The new version will be called Insulin Lispro the same molecule as Humalog and will be available in vial and pen options, the company said.
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The new version will be called Insulin Lispro — the same molecule as Humalog — and will be available in vial and pen options, the company said.
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The Robertsons still wonder what sperm Dr. Saadat would have used if Ms. Robertson had agreed to use the purported last vial to get pregnant.
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Helms popped the trunk of his patrol car, pulled out a small plastic pouch that contained a vial of pink liquid and returned to Albritton.
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The drug's price has spiked nearly 28500,6900 percent in the past two decades, from $2628 per vial in 28503 to almost $22019,000, according to CNN.
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After the shooting, the police said, officers found in the vehicle a vial of phencyclidine, known as PCP, a drug that can induce powerful hallucinations.
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Each lacquer comes encased in a jewelry box and the vial, which can be worn as a pendant, is embossed with a mermaid-scale pattern.
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It feels a little like a secret — like smuggling in an imaginary vial of ocean all your own, here in the middle of the desert.
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The difference is: Lispro is available for around half the price, costing about $137 per vial or $265 for a pack of five injection pens.
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As insulin prices were increasing, many pharmacies and retailers, including Walmart and CVS, began offering the insulin ReliOn for as little as $25 a vial.
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He needs insulin to survive but his last vial is sitting, at risk of spoiling, in that refrigerator that can no longer keep it cool.
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He broke out a vial of kava, an herbal extract supposedly good for building serotonin, and added a few drops to a glass of water.
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Haynes's insurer refused to cover the cost, however, and, at upwards of twelve hundred dollars a vial, the treatment was beyond what he could afford.
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After seven months and dozens of reviews, Sheptovetskaya interrupted her usual programming with a picture of a manicured hand holding an orange vial of antidepressants.
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Fda for its abbreviated new drug application for zoledronic acid injection, 5 mg/100 ml single dose vial Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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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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For Michael Stack that small vial of blood meant his father could finally get the long-deserved respect and service fitting a man of his stature.
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Theranos conducts a wide range of tests with one drop of blood from a finger-stick using its Nanotainers, rather than the large vial typically collected.
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According to WBAL, the incident involved a small vial of a frozen sample of tuberculosis being dropped onto the floor and having its lid fall off.
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"The list price of these products are already out of reach for most Americans living with diabetes — in some cases, over $300 a vial," he said.
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But a vial of vaccine that has been accidentally frozen, and then thawed, may lose its potency as surely as one that has been warmed up.
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He then proceeded to pour a small vial of ash, presumably the remains of Fell, onto the stage before launching into a song with the band.
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From his jacket pocket, Ali pulled out a lab vial full of pearly liquid that had me fighting the urge to take out my KiraKira app.
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There was a large spread among the top 503 cancer medicines in how much of a vial is typically thrown out, from 1% up to 37%.
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Looking back, all that — with the exception of the blood vial neck accessories and mild incest — seems pretty tame compared with the publicity stunts of today.
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"A patient [getting fillers] should ask their doctor what product is being injected and to see the pre-filled syringe or vial being used," he adds.
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A broken vial of blood from one of the infected nuns eventually arrived at the Institute of Tropical Medicine Antwerp in Belgium, where Piot was working.
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In 1998, a small vial of astronomer Eugene Shoemaker's ashes crashed into the moon as part of NASA's Lunar Prospector mission and remains on the surface.
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"I will be replaced at Thales's board of directors as state representative," said Vial in an interview, in a move aimed at preventing conflicts of interest.
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On a recent day at Ms. Haddad's doctor's office in Bethesda, Md., a nurse, Patricia Traylor, took a vial of Velcade from a large drug cabinet.
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Designed by Luis Prieto Vial, the Torres — like many other architectural projects at the time — envisioned integrating apartments and businesses to foster a sense of community.
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The low price of generic drugs (a single vial or blister pack may cost as little as $1) explains the dearth of competition between their makers.
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" Mr. Vial and others described hearing Colonel Beltrame say calmly to Mr. Lakdim, as he held the female cashier hostage, "Free her, she has done nothing.
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In Ms. Rodriguez de Jesus' apartment that morning, a vial of insulin for her diabetes sat beside the sink next to a wilting head of cabbage.
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I'm like a guy who is being offered two poisoned vials, and you are telling me about all of the poisons contained in Vial No. 1.
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There was a pair of Nadi X pants, which cost two hundred and fifty dollars, at each place setting, along with a vial of CBD oil.
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In prepared remarks during the event, Trump said the glass manufactured by the companies would solve the "tremendous" problem of "vial-breaking" for doctors and patients.
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Users then buy separate vials of "e-juice," with names like Cinnamon Crumble and Unicorn Milk, which typically sell for about $230 per 22-milliliter vial.
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Vietnam war veteran, Miguel Olivera, told CNN Tuesday that he was down to his last vial of insulin, which was in danger of spoiling in his refrigerator.
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"We want to keep an effective blocking minority in extraordinary general meetings" of shareholders, Vial told French news channel BFM Business, confirming statements made earlier this year.
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And great news on the economy, the deep state crumbling and outrage tonight all these people on the left, their vial comments Samantha Bee about Ivanka Trump.
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The government said Mallinckrodt provided illegal copay subsidies for more than 2000,20193 Acthar prescriptions at a cost of roughly $22019,21 a vial, or about $2300 million total.
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And, as Gizmodo has previously reported, the breadth of rights you are giving away to your DNA when you spit in that vial is kind of crazy.
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They bolt home and into the bathroom, and in an edge-of-your-seat slapstick scene, Ethan drops the glass vial on the tile floor, shattering it.
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This contains a vial filled with a form of helium, 3He, that has two protons and a single neutron, unlike normal helium, which has two of each.
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I looked out the porthole shaped window at Sunshine in her space suit, kneeling in the dust of a perfectly good planet, spooning samples into a vial.
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The free kit Vial of Life lets people store vital information in a baggie that can be attached to the refrigerator door or put in the freezer.
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Humalog, a fast-acting mealtime insulin that many people with diabetes prefer for its ease of use, cost consumers an average of $21 per vial in 1996.
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The vial would cost around $1 in the United States, but it was $227 over the counter in Windsor, the result of more vigorous government price controls.
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Customers can then hand that vial over to any tattoo artist, who can then pour it into the ink, stir for 10 seconds, and begin buzzing away.
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First, he got some kinda vial of light poison that'd mess you up pretty badly if you drank it, but not kill you (he asked a doctor).
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Then he tried to play it cool, like checking his phone and hiding the vial in his hand and then trying to bring it back down slyly.
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For one treatment, it recommended a price ranging from $432 to $974 per treatment vial, a discount between 48 percent and 77 percent on the wholesale price.
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At 19, I was diagnosed with Kallmann syndrome and sent to college with a vial of testosterone, a bag of intramuscular needles, and a bioharzardous waste bin.
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From 2003 to 2010, Enspiral was just the domain name used by Joshua Vial, an Australian software developer who lives in Wellington, for his personal-consulting business.
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But David Fairlie, a road safety expert with the advocacy group Asociación Cruzada Vial, said the authorities should have taken steps years ago to prevent such accidents.
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According to GoodRX, a website that tracks drug prices, an entire vial of this drug can be purchased at a retail pharmacy for between $15 and $50.
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But in the documentary's biggest moment, Avery's lawyers reveal that the blood may have come from a vial of blood taken from Avery during his 1985 case.
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In one of their bags was a specially made bottle, disguised as a vial of Nina Ricci's Premier Jour perfume, loaded with a military grade nerve agent.
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Launch of zoledronic acid injection, 5 mg/100 ml single dose vial, a generic version of novartis' reclast® injection * Mylan NV - received final approval from u.s.
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Counting the number of neurons and glia in several samples from each vial, and multiplying by the total volume of liquid, gave Herculano-Houzel her final tallies.
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The price of the drug, best known for treating a rare infant seizure disorder, has increased almost 97,000%, from $40 a vial in 2000 to nearly $39,000 today.
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Biogeochemistry Lab Manager Janet Hope from the ANU Research School of Earth Sciences holds a vial of pink colored porphyrins representing the oldest intact pigments in the world.
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The supplement company HVMN (that's Silicon Valley-shorthand for "human") unveiled its newest product on Monday: HVMN Ketone, a 2400-ounce vial of a substance called ketone ester.
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Sanders, holding up a vial of insulin outside a Canadian pharmacy, surrounded by Americans struggling to stay alive and pay the bills, decried greed, corruption, and corporate profiteering.
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Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly is going to start selling an authorized generic of its top-selling insulin, Humalog, for $137.35 per vial — about half the price of Humalog.
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Patient advocates who have diabetes pointed out that at $140 per vial, Lispro will still cost 7 times as much as the same insulin in other developed countries.
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This experience replicates that: attendees select a vial containing the "memories" of a character — which is really a color-coded dot pasted on the bottom — when they enter.
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In season 1, Dean Strang and Jerry Buting suggested that Steven's blood had been taken from an old vial that served as evidence in the first murder case.
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The nurse violated protocols by using the same vial of medication and syringe to inject multiple intravenous bags at W.W. Hastings Hospital in Tahlequah, according to Cherokee officials.
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A copay-reduction card from drugmaker Sanofi would help some, but would still leave them to pay $270 for one vial, which would last them about a month.
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He added the agency has no authority related to drug costs but does work with drugmakers to ensure they propose vial sizes appropriate for a medicine's intended use.
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A vial of candy "pills" was the sole advantage that my black bag possessed over my father's, but I have long since prescribed and administered them to myself.
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In July, a man bought a cannabis vape vial off the street in Wisconsin, where the substance is illegal, and was later hospitalized and put on life support.
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In July or August, Mr. Weglarz — still the name most everyone knew him by — told his sister that he had obtained a vial of poison used for euthanasia.
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There are no new talks about an alliance between the Italian-American car maker and French peer Renault, Renault board member Martin Vial told French radio on Friday.
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It raised list prices two times in 2015 — once by 5.9 percent and another time by 9.9 percent — on a vial of Novolog, one of its insulin products.
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The participant re-dresses, and Hélène and the gilder scrape the gold off and into a vial scrawled with the participant's name and the date on the outside.
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I love that it comes in a pocket-sized roll-on vial making it easy to take wherever you go, fitting in any size purse you're rocking that day.
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More than 100 detectives have been working alongside local officers to locate a small vial or other container thought to have held the nerve agent that sickened the two.
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A vial of Botox, made by the pharmaceutical company AllerganPhoto: Damian Dovarganes (AP)Scientists are scrambling to find painkillers that can ease suffering without the addictive potential of opioids.
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Between 2250 and 2005, drugmaker Eli Lilly increased the price of its insulin drug, Humalog, from $35 to $234 per vial, a 585% increase, the Senate Finance Committee found.
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It's no wonder, given these many past examples of attempted seizure, that Cicco is trying to get ahead of NASA by establishing clear ownership of the moon dust vial.
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She's so confident, in fact, that she recently sued NASA for her right to keep this vial of purported lunar dirt before the space agency can take it away.
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Whenever I had the flu, my mom gave me a pinky-sized vial of Oscillococcinum, sweet "flu crystals," as we called them, that I dissolved happily under my tongue.
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Small-scale miners have long used mercury – easy to buy at around $10 for a thumb-sized vial – to extract flecks of gold from ore, before sluicing it away.
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Jolie, meanwhile, commented on the necklaces -- "it was never a vial anyway... it was kind of romantic," she gushed -- and their relationship during a 2008 interview with Entertainment Weekly.
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One 10 milliliter vial of insulin cost $99 and a box of pens cost $149, meaning that people who needed multiple items could end up paying hundreds of dollars.
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Sitting in a concrete and glass tower in downtown Miami, Meyers pulled out a plastic vial of Bahamian sand from his leather briefcase and placed it on the table.
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Female cosmonauts, not to miss out on all the egesta fun, have even been known to throw a vial of their own pee across the tyre to show willing.
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All you need is a pan and a glass or plastic vial with a lid — and a stretch of river or stream in a region known to yield gold.
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A psychiatrist last summer found his health condition had improved significantly, allowing U.S. District Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon to reopen the case, according to The New Orleans Advocate.
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Some of these medicines are distributed in smaller vial sizes in Europe, where governments play a more active role than the United States does in drug pricing and distribution.
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Collecting venom requires pinching a snake firmly behind its skull until it clamps its fangs over a sterile collection vial; snakes will squirt excreta in an effort to escape.
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APE chief Martin Vial said on French news channel BFM Business that the Commission's review of EDF's project to acquire Areva reactor unit Areva NP would take several months.
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There's no word on exactly what Sam Neill is doing back in the franchise, but I'd bet a vial of dino DNA he'll be playing Dr. Alan Grant again.
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At 50% the list price of Humalog, the generic insulin lispro carries a list price of $137.35 per vial, the company said, or $265.20 for a pack of five pens.
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The company hired Banco BTG Pactual SA, JPMorgan Chase & Co, HSBC Holdings Plc and Chile's Larrain Vial SA Corredora de Bolsa to manage the IPO, as Reuters reported in November.
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Asked on BFM Business radio about media reports about plans to split off EDF's nuclear business into a separate unit, APE chief Martin Vial said there were no such plans.
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The price of Mallinckrodt's anti-inflammatory drug Acthar -- best known for treating babies with a debilitating seizure disorder -- has gone from $40 a vial in 2000 to nearly $39,000 today.
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The process is the same for both: Folks provide a sample of their saliva in a vial provided by the company and then send it back in the prepaid envelope.
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I reached out to Takeda, the pharmaceutical company that manufactures Velcade, and spokesperson Amy Atwood told me the vial size was developed in coordination with the Food and Drug Administration.
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Valuable items were sometimes kept as personal keepsakes, such as a contested vial of moon dust that Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong gifted to his friend's daughter in the 1970s.
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And still others decided to reduce the typical dose so that each vial could be used for three patients instead of one, which some experts say raises questions about efficacy.
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In the season premiere, Philip and Elizabeth are handed a tiny vial containing an infectious disease, a bio-weapon that the U.S. Army has cultivated that the Soviet Union wants.
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The initial deal gave Theranos its first shot of publicity, and legitimized the company's operations and its central promise — conducting tests using just a drop, rather than vial, of blood.
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The price for a vial of one the most popular insulin brands, Humalog, increased from $21 in 1996, to $35 in 2001, to $234 in 2015, to $85033 in 2017.
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In 2015, the price of Nitropress, an emergency blood-pressure drug, went from $215 a vial to $881, an increase of more than 300 percent, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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For both the process is the same: Folks provide a sample of their saliva in a vial provided by the company and then send it back in the prepaid envelope.
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The price for a vial of one the most popular insulin brands, Humalog, increased from $21 in 1996, to $35 in 2001, to $85033 in 2015, to $275 in 2017.
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Jacobsen Salt Co. Vial Set, available at Williams-Sonoma, $34.95This salt sampler features flavors like sweet onion, habanero, and garlic that'll turn any ordinary dish into a trip to Flavortown.
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Dr. Anne Schuchat, the CDC's principal deputy director, brought a vial of vitamin E to Capitol Hill this week to show the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions.
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The photo of Steve Jobs holding an iPod next to Holmes's famous Forbes cover story image, where she holds the tiniest vial of blood between her thumb and index finger.
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In Germany, the list price of a vial of Humalog is about $55 — or $45 if you buy five at a time — and that includes some taxes and markup fees.
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Rolled out in 2009 under the name Shanchol, it came in a vial about the size of a chess rook, needed no buffer and cost less than $2 a dose.
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Martin Vial, the head of French state holding company APE, said in June that France has no intention of splitting up EDF into a nuclear and a non-nuclear unit.
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At half the price of Humalog, the generic insulin lispro will carry a list price of $137.35 per vial, the company said, or $265.20 for a pack of five pens.
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At 50% the price of Humalog, the generic insulin lispro will carry a list price of $137.35 per vial, the company said, or $265.20 for a pack of five pens.
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Board members invited to see the evidence included Martin Vial, who heads the French state shareholdings agency, interim Chairman Philippe Lagayette and independent director Patrick Thomas, the second source said.
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The picture, taken by Kelley Chance of Kelley Photo, shows the rainbow made up with every syringe, pill bottle, vial and patch that Lesleigh used to bring Lennon into the world.
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The vial has been tested by experts who have mixed reports on whether its contents consist of lunar dust, material from Earth, or a combination of both, according to the Post.
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J&J, in a statement, said it offers a variety of discounts and rebates off the list price of Remicade, giving it an average sales price of $808.87 per 100mg vial.
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Instead of stringing the tough woman's body up on the walls of King's Landing, he dropped a vial of poison into her wine and pushed it forward for her to drink.
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The show had originally positioned the hole in the vial, which was the size of a hypodermic needle, as a sign that the police could have tampered with the crime scene.
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"I'm assuming since it will now be a single dose vial that we'll have to bill for the waste?" wrote James Meier, a pharmacist at Hays Medical Center in Hays, Kansas.
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Among other institutions that will help manage the offering are HSBC Holdings Plc and Chile's Larrain Vial SA Corredora de Bolsa, the sources added, asking for anonymity because discussions are private.
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His family said he had multiple mini-strokes and fell into a diabetic coma after switching to an affordable $25-per-vial insulin in order to save money for his wedding.
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Vial also ruled out taking part in the management of APE-owned stakes in French defence companies, including planemaker Airbus, engine maker Safran, naval supplier DCNS and armoured vehicle maker Nexter.
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Designed to hold 1,100, Vial filled quickly with nearly 1,800 migrants, mostly Afghans and Syrians, who had sailed to Greece after the new plan for deportations to Turkey had taken effect.
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During the day, you can find these one-percenters carrying around the ashes of Albert Hofmann in a Cartier vial, and mating with each other to conceive a dust-fund baby.
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Pressing down on an old vial in a vise-like machine, he easily broke it but struggled to break one of the new vials despite putting far greater effort into it.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) introduced a bill that would require the Food and Drug administration to figure out how to reduce waste in drug vial sizes and doses like eye drops.
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But she also lives in Berkeley, so it doesn't take too many calls before an anonymous elderly academic calling himself Lewis Carrol leaves a blue vial of liquid LSD in her mailbox.
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Natalia Argyrou is a psychologist for Doctors of the World, an NGO that runs health care at Vial for the UN refugee agency, which supports the Greek government in running the camp.
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And in September 2018, when anti-doping representatives came to test him for performance-enhancing drugs, Sun allegedly smashed the vial containing his blood with a hammer, the New York Times reported.
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For Olivera, that means finding a way to keep his last vial of insulin from spoiling in a refrigerator still without power after an electricity tower fell next to the couple's home.
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State holding company APE chief Martin Vial and a finance ministry official confirmed that the board's strategy committee would review a restructuring plan for the firm on May 13, Le Parisien reported.
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And she cut a back-end deal with a sympathetic drug rep: If she bought one vial he would give her 10 vials from his sample kit, nearly a one year's supply.
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Blood play can also involve more symbolic gestures, such as wearing a vial of your partner's blood as a necklace, says Galen Fous, a kink-positive sex therapist and fetish sex educator.
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In the U.S., the Food and Drug Administration has guidelines encouraging drugmakers to set the amount in vials to minimize waste but ensure more than one vial is rarely needed per dose.
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According to Ulrich's post, the team at Fig at the Fairmont were able to see the man empty the vial into the woman's drink in their security footage and call the police.
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Dr. Katsuki said that he was sometimes disappointed when surgery went well but the patient escaped by flying away instead of being captured in a vial to await the next day's experiment.
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The defense team has wanted to show the jury that Medicare was only billed for the units administered to the patient, not per vial -- so the practice was "revenue neutral" to Medicare.
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Each of the vials originally contained 100 doses of the vaccine, which is usually reserved for people at high risk of smallpox (such as military personnel), yet one vial was partially used. ?
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When her supply ran low, Caviness found expired insulin pens and used syringes to extract insulin and put it in her pump since she was unable to afford buying a new vial.
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Imagine holding a vial worth more than your minivan, your hand trembling for fear of dropping it, while you administer a shot with a 00083-inch needle to your seizing, screaming baby.
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The documentary raised the possibility that Mr. Avery's blood that was recovered from the inside Ms. Halbach's car had been planted from a vial collected in 1996 for the sexual assault case.
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If Takeda provided an additional vial size of 183 milligram, waste would be slashed by 218 percent, also reducing Velcade's sales in the United States by $220 million annually, the researchers calculated.
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In the institute's survey of hospital pharmacists last year, one provider reported that a patient received five times the appropriate amount of morphine when a smaller-dose vial was out of stock.
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PARIS, Nov 16 (Reuters) - French plans to privatise Aeroports de Paris have attracted strong interest from "several consortiums" including some led by industrial investors, state holdings chief Martin Vial said on Friday.
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And the Food and Drug Administration shut down the primary function of Ms. Wojcicki's business, calling her D.N.A. spit vial "an unapproved medical device" and imposing stricter rules for consumer genetic testing.
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In June 2013, when Acthar cost $28,000 a vial, Questcor paid $135 million to Novartis to purchase the rights to Synacthen, a synthetic, vastly cheaper competitor drug prescribed in Canada and Europe.
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Vial said that as part of a nuclear industry refinancing package, EDF would go ahead with a 4 billion euro capital increase of which the state would subscribe for 3 billion euros.
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Areva "NewCo", which will focus on uranium mining and nuclear fuel, would get a 5 billion euros capital increase, of which the state would provide 4 to 4.5 billion euros, Vial said.
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In the article, she quoted a woman who said she could buy a vial of insulin in Canada for about one-tenth of the $340 she must pay in the United States.
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A small glass vial with a cork stopper that contains just 6 grams of the Bioglitter costs $10, while the same amount of regular glitter could cost at least half that amount.
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More likely though, you'll end up with a fidget spinner, or in the case of the Chanel box, which costs $99 to open, a vial of Chanel nail polish (retail price: $28).
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The company has raised $2.5 million from investors including Abstract Ventures, Jaffray Woodriff, the Virginia Center for Innovative Technology, Jason Calacanis, and the strategic investor Afton Scientific, a vial filling and sterilization company.
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The school's leadership will hand over a vial of husky DNA as a symbol of a new partnership between the Chinese genomics giant and UW, along with a few other US research institutions.
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The woman, Laura Murray Cicco, filed a lawsuit against the space agency last week preemptively—NASA hasn't come for her vial, but the agency has tried to seize lunar mementos in the past.
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The pregnant woman is encouraged to hide the vial inside a plush animal or within boxes of packaged snacks, to avoid detection, and mail it straight to Hong Kong using the postal service.
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Yet "there were dramatic [genetic] differences from one vial of these cells to another," said study leader Thomas Hartung, a professor in environmental health sciences and molecular microbiology and immunology at Johns Hopkins.
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Michael "Mickey" Madden, 36, bassist for the Adam Levine-fronted group, allegedly slipped James "Bingo" Gubelmann, 35, a vial of cocaine outside St. Dymphnas bar in Manhattan's East Village around 1:30 a.m.
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The police theorized that Schmidt had taken his patient's blood, with or without the help of a conspiratorial nurse, and kept the vial hidden so he could use it on his former lover.
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Martin Vial, who heads the French state shareholdings agency, has been in daily contact with fellow Renault board members including interim Chairman Philippe Lagayette since Ghosn's arrest, sources close to the situation say.
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The digital magazine On Milwaukee found a newly discovered court document revealing that a nurse was set to testify during the original trial; she put a puncture in a vial of Avery's blood.
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A Tennessee woman has filed a lawsuit against NASA arguing that she should be able to keep a vial that she says is moon dust given to her by legendary astronaut Neil Armstrong.
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Case in point: The price for a vial of one the most popular insulin brands, Humalog, increased from $28500 in 6900, to $2628 in 28503, to $22019 in 2015, to $275 in 2017.
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"Patients should know that older versions of insulin, called human insulin, such as NPH and Regular insulin, are available for $33 per vial and actually can be purchased without a prescription," Lipska said.
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A steroid like prednisone can cost as little as $2500 for a bottle of pills -- less than a venti coffee from Starbucks -- compared to Acthar at nearly $225,000 a vial of injectable liquid.
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"At some point, and we don't know how it happened yet, the vial that contained the flu vaccine was traded out for a vile containing what we believe to be insulin," Roles said.
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The two doctors have proposed that the government either mandate that drug makers provide medicines in enough vial sizes to minimize waste, or mandate that drug makers refund the government for wasted quantities.
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También ha escrito tres libros: Aprender a aprender sobre la ciencia cognitiva del aprendizaje y en inglés de Poison Most Vial y Island of the Unknowns, sobre misterios científicos para estudiantes de secundaria.
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Two federal investigations — one examining opioid sales, another about a multiple sclerosis drug whose price had soared to $34,000 a vial — were only part of the troubles Mallinckrodt faced as the year began.
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Two federal investigations — one examining opioid sales, another about a multiple sclerosis drug whose price had soared to $0003,000 a vial — were only part of the troubles Mallinckrodt faced as the year began.
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Finally, she and her husband went to the emergency room for advice, where a doctor told them about an option they'd never heard of: nonprescription insulin from Walmart for around $25 a vial.
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Mr. Avery's blood was found inside Ms. Halbach's vehicle, and the documentary explains the defense theory that it could have been planted there by officers who had access to a vial of his blood.
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But what's more worrying is that perhaps there's someone or even several people working at National Geographic who believe that there are benefits to putting a sealed vial of gemstones into a water bottle.
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That's usually enough cleansing for me, but if you're looking for a deeper clean, don't miss the Bamboo Booster, which comes in a tiny add-on vial in the same box as the balm.
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When you look that good, who cares whether your glow comes courtesy of superior genes and a diligent skin-care routine or a skilled dermatologist armed with a vial of Botox and a syringe?
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Roula Michati, who worked in refugee camps in Greece, including Vial, from September 2016 to July 2017, said she had also heard of the black market, with 300-milligram pills going for $5 each.
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Unlike some of the more complex pill-management systems like PillDrill and Hero, Pillsy has just two pieces: A smart cap that can fit on any standard pill vial or bottle and an app.
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Tim Raines famously claimed to have spent more than $40,000 in cocaine in 1982, and admitted to sliding headfirst so he wouldn't break the vial of the drug he kept in his hip pocket.
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Sitting in his car, he opens up a vial of Valium, considering the merits of an overdose, looking at a handful of pills while Blues Image's "Ride Captain Ride" incongruously plays on the radio.
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The company said the list price for the treatment, to be sold under the brand name Zulresso, would be $7,450 per vial resulting in a projected average cost of $34,000 per patient before discounts.
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While unveiling the new product made in America with damage tolerant glass, Trump was asked by Corning CEO Wendell Weeks to test out the current standard in glass vials compared to the new vial.
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Last week, outspoken Scottish hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry called German residential property an investment that can survive any "vial of poison", being the cheapest asset in relation to the country's domestic bond market.
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To cut through insurance bureaucracy, one of Trevor's grandfathers offered to put the first vial on his credit card, no matter what it cost, if it meant his grandson would get the medicine promptly.
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Fed up, some 800 Vial residents broke out of the camp on April 1 and occupied the port, forcing the diversion of ferries and ships that deliver food and other essentials to the locals.
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His latest book is a novel, Last Tango in Cyberspace, in which the protagonist receives a gift from a mysterious billionaire that includes a vial of a Trainwreck hybrid, and puffs it steadily throughout.
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After I had come out, when I would go into my brother's room to steal change from his change jar to buy smokes, I would see a vial of this oil on his shelves.
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If not, there's still a vial of healthy young sperm frozen in a liquid nitrogen refrigerator somewhere (average for sperm banking runs around $1,000 for the initial appointment and $250 per year for storage).
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The paper said that state holding company APE chief Martin Vial and a finance ministry official had confirmed that the board's strategy committee would review a restructuring plan for the firm on May 28.
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For the key to safe manufacture is to closely monitor and control every aspect of drug production — and document everything — to ensure and show that each pill, vial or capsule accurately reproduces the formula.
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This means the company actually stores the blood they collect from you for the genetics tests, which a doctor or phlebotomist has to collect (so no spitting in a vial and mailing it in).
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The initial list price for Zulresso in the United States will be $7,450 per vial, resulting in a projected average course of therapy cost of $13.63,000 per patient before discounts, according to the company.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Dressed up in Roman-style regalia and a flower crown, lounging next to a vial of his own blood, Saint Aurelius is the prettiest skeleton I've ever seen.
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Both categories have their own cost stories; a generic form made by Hospira, now owned by Pfizer, rose in price from less than $1 per milliliter vial in 2005 to more than $15 in 2014.
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It is unclear whether the state's main representatives on the board - Martin Vial, head of the state holding company APE, and Christian Masset, foreign ministry secretary-general - knew that Britain planned to delay its decision.
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It is thought the pair may have come acrossa vial or syringe left behind after an attack on a former Russian spy and his daughter in March, which Britain has accused Russia of carrying out.
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If the FDA wanted to go further, it could more strictly regulate vial size — looking for dosages that are enough to treat the average patient but not so large that they lead to significant waste.
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Carlos had somehow smuggled in a vial of liquid Klonopin, which we downed with a couple bottles of moonshine—fully aware of how dangerous the combo was, but past the point of giving a shit.
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FRANKFURT, July 7 (Reuters) - German drugs packaging firm Gerresheimer reported a 17.5 percent jump in second-quarter core profit as a turnaround continued and its integration of U.S. plastic vial maker Centor was going well.
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On day three, when the results came back negative, they sent a vial to Fort Collins, Colorado, to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Vector-Borne Diseases, for a more extensive analysis.
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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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Martin Vial, one of two French government representatives on the Renault board, and Emmanuel Moulin, the chief of staff for Mr. Le Maire, the finance minister, met last week with Japanese officials and Nissan stakeholders.
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Inside the box, packed in dry ice, will be a vial of blood prepared by researchers at the US National Institutes of Health, who drew it from a patient infected with the Covid-19 coronavirus.
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Diana DeGette, chairwoman of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee, said at Wednesday's hearing that Humalog cost only $35 a vial in 2001 and that the price increased even though the drug formulary remained the same.
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While fellow Type 1 diabetics have been dying because they cannot afford insulin, Eli Lilly, one of only three insulin manufacturers in the United States, announced it will offer generic insulin for roughly $137.35 per vial.
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Democrats agree they need to do something to curb skyrocketing drug prices, which have captured the spotlight in recent months, as the cost of lifesaving drugs like insulin have increased by hundreds of dollars per vial.
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Vial, which is run by the Greek government and military, is currently home to 2,000 refugees — from Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and Ethiopia — many of whom live crowded a dozen people to a tent, in muddy conditions.
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Still, even knowing that people consider getting their hands on a diamond-encrusted Birthday Vial more exciting than winning a Jeep Wrangler on Jeopardy, we couldn't have possibly predicted just how far her beauty empire reaches.
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I think that John Brennan is a bilious blabber mouth, bilious full of vial contempt in spite not just for our president but for our country and for the American people who duly elected this president.
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Slobodan Praljak, 72, died on Wednesday at a hospital in The Hague within hours of drinking a vial of liquid during the reading of his appeals judgment at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
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Ken Kratz, the prosecutor who sent "Making a Murderer" defendant Steven Avery to prison for life, says if scientists develop a test showing the incriminating blood came from a vial, he should get a new trial.
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Starting with the sperm: It was $230 per vial (with a 5% discount when you buy six or more) plus a lot of small fees adding up to around $5,000 for a six-pack on ice.
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There, Liz also first lays eyes on Mr. Darcy, who, in this iteration, is a fighting expert with a penchant for carrying a vial of live flies because they can sniff out dead flesh (aka zombies).
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In the middle of a lip sync to "Time To Change" by the Brady Bunch, she pulled out a vial of estrogen (that she'd obtained from a friend) and injected herself in front of the audience.
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The vibe is kind of Alien-esque sci-fi horror by way of Junji Ito manga, seeing disturbing and inexplicable things happen to some guys in atmospheric suits with vial-encased babies attached to the front.
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PARIS, June 26 (Reuters) - The head of France's state holding agency APE Martin Vial said on Monday he asked to be replaced at the board of Thales, following the nomination of his wife as defence minister.
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The refugees were relocated, but in late April locals blocked the road to Vial to prevent the delivery of what they thought were additional housing units for migrants (but actually were kiosks for asylum-review teams).
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The Washington Post/ABC News poll was conducted from February 15-18 among a random sample of 808 adults reached vial cellphone or landline with a margin of error of plus or minus four percentage points.
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When a ship's hull hits one of those horns, the vial breaks and the acid flows into a battery that produces an electrical current, and causes a detonator to blow up the explosives inside the mine.
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Even worse, the domain's owner was listed as "Steve Rogers"—the scrawny patriot who, according to Marvel Comics lore, used a vial of Super-Soldier Serum to transform himself into Captain America, a member of the Avengers.
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A per-vial calculation doesn't capture the monthly cost for patients: Oppen, the Wisconsin welder months away from marriage, needs two a month — but some people with diabetes use as many as six or more a month.
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On the bus en route, Sanders waved a vial of insulin, which can go for about $340 in the US. In Canada, it costs about a tenth as much and does not require a prescription to buy.
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A gorgeous new bullet from Bite Beauty that on me looks like shades of a sex bruise is called Nori, as in Japanese seaweed, and another that looks like a vial of venous blood is called Liquorice.
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This wasn't the first time my husband and I had disappeared into a bathroom at a party together (we like each other, okay?), but it was the first time we emerged carrying a vial and a syringe.
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All inside was reduced to dust aside from a six-pack of Lone Star and the vial of rainwater, but the opening event was a massive party, marked by invitations, press releases, and a lot of beer.
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Her blockbuster action spectacles like Tomb Raider and Oscar films like Girl, Interrupted have overshadowed her notorious 2000 fashion accessory (a vial of Billy Bob Thornton's blood on a necklace) and mid-aughts relationship with Brad Pitt.
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One, he said, was a medical company manufacturing a vial of eye medicine with enough for three doses, even though the Food and Drug Administration had approved only a single dose use per container for the medicine.
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Las alertas de algunos tipos de aplicaciones, como los rastreadores de huracanes, las noticias locales y la asistencia vial, son increíblemente útiles, mientras que otros quizá solo quieren sugerirte cupones o anunciar el estreno de una película.
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"Charging nearly $140 for a vial of insulin -- a drug that was invented almost a century ago -- is still too high," Ben Wakana, executive director of the nonprofit Patients For Affordable Drugs, said in a statement Monday.
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You may think of him as a tatted up, whiskey-swilling, uncensorable iconoclast with an 11,000-square-foot party pad in Beverly Hills and one ex who reportedly wore a vial of his blood around her neck.
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After plucking the arrow from the waves, Gavrilchuck carefully withdrew a two-centimetre long, black-and-beige piece of skin and blubber and placed it in a vial inside a red thermos, where it would stay chilled.
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So, the next time you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, hit up your local apothecary (or, you know, just go online) and pick out a vial of flower essences that you think will help.
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Earlier this year, Mallinckrodt agreed to pay $100 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that a company it acquired in 2014 engaged in anti-competitive behavior to preserve its monopoly on a $34,000-a-vial infantile spasm medicine.
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The list price for Insulin Lispro, to be sold only in the United States, would be $137.35 per vial, Lilly said, adding that could make insulin more affordable for uninsured patients or those with high-deductible insurance plans.
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Sure. Here is a vial falling on the ground, here is what it looked like when the woman walks out of the office and is served with deposition papers that have her temporary address, so it's super creepy.
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And about two months in, I definitely noticed a change — in the speed (45 seconds!) with which I could transfer the fluid from vial to syringe, banish the air bubbles, pierce my flesh and have everything cleaned up.
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But when Ancestry -- one of the many companies that analyze DNA to unearth a person's genealogical history -- offered to look into his family tree, Bell accepted the vial to collect genetic material and coughed -- er -- spit it up.
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Palo Alto, California-based Theranos, which was founded in 2003 by Elizabeth Holmes, conducts a wide range of tests with one drop of blood from a finger-stick using its Nanotainers, rather than the large vial typically collected.
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Today it hosts some 2,500 refugees in three camps: Souda and Dipethe, both dusty warrens of tents and tarps in Chios city, and Vial, the island's official "hotspot," set amid olive groves a few miles west of town.
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But 18 of the top 20 cancer medicines are sold in just one or two vial sizes, so on average 10 percent of the volume of cancer drugs purchased by doctors and hospitals is discarded, the researchers say.
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"As of today the intensity of competition is strong," Vial told reporters at a briefing in Paris, adding that a successful sale requires "more than two" bidders for the operator of Paris Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports.
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It may not have been the first vial of vaccine ever delivered that way, but it was the first in Vanuatu, which is the only country in the world to make its childhood vaccine program officially drone-dependent.
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Quinn Nystrom, a leader of T1International's Minnesota chapter, said on May via Twitter that the price of insulin in the United States per vial was $320, while in Canada the same medication under a different name was $30.
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Perhaps even more impressive is that Gibbons can send any academic scientist a vial of her starter cells—named the MG1 line after her initials—and they'd be able to grow their own turkey nuggets in just two weeks.
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When the Everence arrives in the customer's mailbox, it looks like a tiny vial of white powder or sand, but if you were to look at the powder in extreme closeup, you'd see microspheres, which are protecting the DNA.
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However, Remicade is at a cost disadvantage since it has a list price of 419.62 pounds ($598) per 100 mg vial, against 377.66 pounds for the two biosimilars, and NICE said negotiated prices for the biosimilars were even lower.
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Skeptics have focused on Mallinckrodt's acquisition of Questcor in August 2014, which makes Acthar, which is a drug whose pricing was raised from $40 to more than $28,000 a vial over a decade, according to The New York Times.
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But researcher Mario Pirastu — who had worked with the samples — contacted investigators on Wednesday when he realized that the vial were part of a larger batch now being stored at San Giovanni di Dio hospital in Cagliari, Sardinia's capital.
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According to First Databank, Acthar's price has continued on an upward climb ever since Mallinckrodt bought Questcor in 2014, with the price rising from $32,000 a vial to its current listing of about $39,000 in the four years since.
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Letter To the Editor: "Researchers Describe Costly Waste in Cancer Drugs" (Business Day, March 1) focuses only on the approved vial size of innovative, life-changing medicines and doesn't mention the regulatory barriers to getting product modifications to market.
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"Now they want to throw us back to our country, but not the Syrians," said Shahkar Khan, an Afghan who was detained in the Vial detention camp here when he arrived on a dinghy from Turkey on March 20.
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The screenplay (by Ms. Fontaine, Pascal Bonitzer, Sabrina B. Karine and Alice Vial, working from a concept by Philippe Maynial) depicts the relationship as a friendly romance of convenience by two lonely, overstressed people who may never meet again.
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Its Aqua Fizz Hydration Pack includes one 60-liter CO2 cylinder, three 620-milliliter carafes, and one vial of lemon flavor drops, and you can order it today for just $143.99 (a 26% savings) with the promo code BF2019.
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Frances lead representative on the board, Martin Vial, said finance minister Le Maire would hold talks with his Japanese counterparts over the weekend and in Tokyo on Monday, after the G20 summit, and a vote could then take place on Tuesday.
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France's lead representative on the board, Martin Vial, said finance minister Le Maire would hold talks with his Japanese counterparts over the weekend and in Tokyo on Monday, after the G20 summit, and a vote could then take place on Tuesday.
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All of that meant the group had to repeatedly rewrite their exploit code to find a form that could also survive as actual DNA, which the synthesis service would ultimately send them in a finger-sized plastic vial in the mail.
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Besides the fact that there are stronger sedatives that it makes more sense to use, we know it's not very soluble, meaning it can easily become a solid in the vial or IV tubing, especially the higher the dose gets.
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Photo: Christopher M. McHughThe question of who owns the moon is at the center of a new lawsuit filed against NASA by a woman who wants to keep a vial of lunar dust gifted to her by astronaut Neil Armstrong.
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When Laura Cicco was around ten years old in the 1970s, she received one of the coolest presents any kid could wish for: a vial of moon dust from the first person to walk on the Moon, Neil Armstrong himself.
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Press said she received an email recently from an agency asking why, instead of paying the DNA Doe Project $1,500, they couldn't just spend $20113 plus shipping to stick their DNA sample in a vial and send it to Ancestry.
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Cicco maintains that astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first person to step foot on the moon, somehow acquired or took a vial of moon dust from the government and gifted it to her when she was a child, along with an autograph.
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With Lady Olenna out of the game, there's no living soul in the Seven Kingdoms left to provide a quick-witted retort, offer a knowing side-eyed glance, or sneakily produce a vial of poison for one particularly virulent boy king.
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From a nasal device called Narcan to the old-fashioned vial and syringe, more and more cities are trying to get naloxone into the hands of first responders and drug users, part of a safety-first campaign known as harm reduction.
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The move is an expansion of Sanofi's "Insulin Valyou Savings Program" launched last year and represents a significant savings for patients already enrolled who had been paying $99 for each vial of insulin and $149 for each pack of insulin pens.
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If customs agents don't catch you, one of those airport sniffer dogs might—after all, a lot of them are more interested in whatever kind of food you've got in your bag than in your pocket vial of crappy cocaine.
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Based on the available vial sizes in the U.S., the researchers estimated that makers of those 23 drugs this year will receive an extra $2000 billion from charges for unused medicine, or about 10 percent of their expected U.S. sale.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump displayed his physical prowess at the White House Thursday, while testing out a new glass vial that will be used to package pharmaceutical drugs -- demonstrating, according to one CEO, the strength of a professional boxer.
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Dave Walker told the Tulsa World on Tuesday that investigators recovered one vial of PCP in Crutcher's SUV, but he declined to say where in the vehicle it was found or whether officers determined if Crutcher used it Friday evening.
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A horticulturist gently snipped a dandelion growing in a vial and pointed to a pneumatic tube system where the seeds would be evaluated and eventually dumped into the seed sorting department, the archived collection of hundreds of thousands of dandelion seeds.
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One of the taxonomists is Feven Asefaha, who estimates that on a busy day she sorts through 1,000 mosquitoes, casting off the males and putting the females in a vial, where they will be crushed and then tested for Zika.
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I wanted to know how a drug invented in the 1930s could go from $40 a vial in 2000 to $39,1003 in 2018 -- essentially from the cost of a coffee maker to the price of a new car with leather seats.
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The strategy to charge tens of thousands for a vial of Acthar was initiated by Questcor's new chief executive, Don Bailey, who had spent most of his career not in the pharmaceutical industry but as an executive with defense contractor Comarco.
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In the United States, where the price of a vial has risen to $275 from $35 over two decades, diabetics without good health insurance are forced to ration whatever they can afford or to buy insulin on the black market.
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He had heard from his girlfriend about Philip's rendezvous with Sandra, and confronted him, throwing him against the wall and grabbing his jacket — where the vial of glanders was sitting in a pocket, protected by a single layer of Bubble Wrap.
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He said he was fired when he refused to give Mr. Clinton an allergy vaccination without any supporting medical records or verification of what was in a vial handed to him by a member of the incoming White House staff.
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Mr. Le Maire called the government's representative to the board, Martin Vial, by cellphone about an hour later and instructed him not to vote if the Nissan representatives withheld their vote, according to two people with knowledge of the situation.
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The big reveal shows that the evidence box that contained the vial was cut open, and that there was a puncture the size of a hypodermic needle in the vial's top — something the county lab says it didn't and wouldn't do.
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They likely came into contact with it by picking up a vial, syringe or ampul discarded by a would-be assassin who took to the city of Salisbury in southern England months ago to target a former Russian spy, police said.
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Its One Touch Hydration Pack includes a 60-liter CO2 cylinder, three 1-liter carbonating bottles, two 0.5-liter carbonating bottles, and one vial of lemon flavor drops, and you can get it for just $119.99 by applying BF2019 during checkout.
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También es el autor de tres libros: How We Learn, sobre la ciencia cognitiva del aprendizaje; Poison Most Vial y Island of the Unknowns, volúmenes en los que aborda misterios científicos con un enfoque divulgativo para los estudiantes de secundaria.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Chile's central bank will intervene forcefully if violent protests threaten its peso currency again, though it hopes the relative calm in recent weeks will be enough to keep the country out of recession, its deputy governor Joaquin Vial said.
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The question of who owns the lunar material "enmeshed" in the bag will be particularly challenging, and it's somewhat reminiscent of a current case in which a woman is claiming ownership of a vial of moon dust given to her by Neil Armstrong.
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He photographs Klein and removes her makeup, then unpacks his oversized Louis Vuitton bag and begins to stack his tools on the table behind her: dozens of boxes of filler, syringes, rubber gloves, and, most unusually, a small vial of another woman's placenta.
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Not only has Spivack and co figured out how to encode Wikipedia in a vial of DNA, not only are they adding the DNA of endangered species, but Spivack is also soliciting samples from human volunteers — via a Kickstarter donation, of course.
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On Milwaukee does, however, note that this doesn't "eliminate the possibility that someone could have planted blood by removing it another way from the 1996 Avery tube — putting a syringe into the already existing vial hole, for example, or by removing the cap."
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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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The customer, Hervé Sosna, 65, was a retired mason, said Denis Vial, a retiree who was in same checkout line and dropped to the floor next to him, according to a video interview published in the local paper, La Depêche du Midi.
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However, Azar's mission is supposed to be bringing down prescription prices, and his main qualification is having run the American division of a drug company during the five years when the price of its insulin rose from $122 to $274 a vial.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; a Macintosh computer mouse; a nose ring, in gold; a vial of penicillin; a Purple Heart from the Vietnam War; a tin of Spam; a soccer jersey; Sudafed; a Walmart anti-shoplifting tag; and a wedding cake ornament.
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Presented in a hollowed-out replica of the book "Alice in Wonderland" is a black sphere that contains foie gras mousse, a puffed and crackly "mochi" made from duck fat, and a vial labeled "drink me" that contains a rich duck consommé.
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As a good-will gesture, he helped arrange for Hernández's wife—who was in her forties and childless—to become pregnant via artificial insemination, using a vial of Gerardo's sperm that was ferried from the U.S. to a fertility clinic in Panama.
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Every morning, he undergoes the process of turning himself into someone else, genetically speaking; he scrubs off any scraps of his own skin and hair, prepares urine and blood samples, glues on fingerprints, and grabs a vial of dandruff, dirt, and the like.
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For premium customers, enjoy the comfort of knowing whether or not you've physically been cloned—enter your address and we'll post you a blood vial, several marked tubes for hair, saliva, and skin samples, plus a set of free limited edition laptop stickers!
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In theory, if you were to smash open a vial and drink it, you would be infected with a virus that would boost your body's production of oxytocin, a hormone which, among other things, plays a role in sexual arousal, recognition, trust and bonding.
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It took Batiz and a "hippie chemist friend" over two years to develop the formulas, which are made with aromatherapeutic oils — the same stuff that's in scented candles and lotions — and sold for $75 per starter kit, or $10 per individual vial of concentrate.
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During the 2014 "After the Final Rose" finale special, a second-place Vial shared with Dorfman (along with millions of us at home) his conviction that she should never have allowed the two of them to get physically intimate if she hadn't really loved him.
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"The one thing we have seen is … there have been situations where someone will basically get busted for drugs, and the cop will see this vial of some other medication, and they'll get charged with possession of a prescription drug without a prescription," Davis says.
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Cicco says she received the out-of-this-world gift when she was just 10 years old, but hadn't seen the vial for decades until it showed up as she rummaged through her late parents&apos belongings about five years ago, the Washington Post reported.
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"Charging nearly $140 for a vial of insulin -- a drug that was invented almost a century ago -- is still too high," Ben Wakana, executive director of the nonprofit Patients For Affordable Drugs, said in a statement in March, when Eli Lilly announced the move.
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Then, on top of that, according to British investigators, the two men discarded a vial that carried the Novichok so carelessly that a British woman died after her boyfriend found it months later and, thinking it was perfume, brought the bottle home as a gift.
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Those people included Brown's manager, his son Daryl, his last wife, a man who claimed to have taken a vial of Brown's blood from the hospital and Jacque Hollander, the circus singer who first called CNN in 2017 to allege that Brown had been murdered.
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However you feel about or breathe around cats, we can all agree that if Taylor Swift were given a steel box containing a cat, a small amount of radioactive substance, a glass vial of cat-killing hydrogen cyanide, a Geiger counter outfitted with a hammer that would smash that vial if and when it detected the decay of even one atom, and also an hour, at the end of that hour that cat would still be both living and dead inside that box, Taylor Swift not having opened it given the risk of finding inside a definitively dead cat, because Taylor Swift is a cat lover.
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There is a coarseness a vial vicious -- Newt Gingrich I think nailed it brilliant as he is every time at 153 o&aposclock on Election Day in 215, there was a psychosis that broke out on the left in the media and it&aposs not going away.
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Cicco's mother "gave her a glass vial with a rubber stopper full of light grey dust" when she was 211-years-old, according to the court document, but reportedly hadn't seen it "for decades" until five years ago when she was going through her late parents' belongings.
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Cicco's mother "gave her a glass vial with a rubber stopper full of light grey dust" when she was 10-years-old, according to the court document, but reportedly hadn't seen it "for decades" until five years ago when she was going through her late parents' belongings.
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Refugees and doctors at the Vial refugee camp on the Greek island of Chios told BuzzFeed News that the drug of choice to treat rampant depression, anxiety, and PTSD among the camp's residents was Lyrica, a pharmaceutical used primarily for nervous disorders, including pain and epilepsy.
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"For those of you who don't normally measure things in kilograms, the President just exerted about a thousand pounds of force and the important thing is that Valor Glass vial is still intact and protecting the vital ingredients inside," Weeks told reporters in the Roosevelt Room.
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"These efforts have helped reduced polio in Pakistan from 0003 cases in 2000 to just two cases so far this year," Gates said, praising Nigeria's religious leaders, including the Emir of Kano, who publicly drank an entire vial of vaccine to assure people that it was safe.
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Martin Vial, one of two French government representatives on the Renault board, and Emmanuel Moulin, Mr. Le Maire's chief of staff, are expected to meet Japanese officials and Nissan stakeholders during the trip, which was planned a few days ago, according to a Finance Ministry spokeswoman.
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La citación de los familiares del presidente obedece a las declaraciones de Claudio Uberti, extitular del Órgano de Control de Concesiones Viales, que los relacionó con el supuesto pago de sobornos a funcionarios kirchneristas para lograr la explotación del negocio vial mediante el sistema de peaje.
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The image shows a picture of a vial of ScourGard 123K, a vaccine for "healthy, pregnant cows and heifers as an aid in preventing diarrhea in their calves caused by bovine rotavirus, bovine coronavirus, and enterotoxigenic strains of Escherichia coli", produced by the drug-manufacturer Zoetis ( here ).
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If you prefer a cosmetics store like Sephora, their staff is able to make a sample vial of fragrances on their shelves so you can wear them over a few days to know how they function in different environments, giving you time to live with the scent.
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With the help of Britain's ubiquitous CCTV camera coverage, the authorities were able to assemble a detailed map of the men's journey from London to Salisbury, where investigators say they sprayed the poison on Mr. Skripal's front door using a bottle disguised as a vial of perfume.
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The documentary's biggest moment comes when the lawyers show that the box containing the vial was cut open and, in a shocking reveal, that there was a puncture the size of a hypodermic needle in the vial's top — something the county lab says it didn't and wouldn't do.
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Going back to 2004, I still have searing, indelible images in my head of Jolie and humanoid bolo tie Billy Bob Thornton, her husband at the time, making out, being handsy, and telling anyone who would listen about the vial of his blood she wore around her neck.
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Emmanuel Moulin, chief of staff to French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, and Martin Vial, who heads the ministry's state holding agency and is also a Renault director, were likely to discuss potential candidates for Ghosn's successor at Renault, a person with knowledge of the issue told Reuters.
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In laying out the case for Avery's guilt, Abrams offers his take on the puncture hole in the vial containing Avery's blood, a sign the evidence had been tampered with and Avery had been framed, according to the case presented by his defense team, Dean Strang and Jerry Buting.
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The death of a man with Type 1 diabetes who had switched from a $1,200-a-month prescription insulin to a $25 per vial, over-the-counter insulin highlights a little-discussed aspect of the autoimmune disease: switching types of insulin can be dangerous if not done properly.
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Those and other similarly blemished found objects — a half-used vial of lip gloss, a remote control for a forgotten appliance — are displayed with the care once afforded saintly relics, and positioned among murky, often gloomy abstract paintings and much more moving figurative sculptures, without regard to chronology.
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In what it called a major expansion of its humanitarian assistance work, the drugmaker said its Prevenar 13 shot, which protects babies and children against pneumonia and other diseases, would be offered in a new multi-dose vial at the lowest prevailing global price, currently $3.10 per dose.
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I twirled it around in there for exactly 60 seconds, swished it into a sample vial, then popped the tube into a USPS mailbox on my way to work, feeling weirdly attached to this sample of my bodily fluids that I was handing casually over to the postal service.
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For example, a former NFL drug adviser said he had seen people develop "everything from gangrene of the arm to an abscess on the hip" from using black-market drugs, while in an unrelated case, a user injected an entire vial of penicillin that had been mislabeled as a steroid.
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" — B. G-Osborne "The testosterone vial (bottom) and the platano palm (top) are linked by light, and through their juxtaposition form a different kind of portrait—a version that attempts to show what the experience of testosterone hormone therapy is like outside of the physical changes traceable on the body.
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By then she had already started to roll out her so-called Edison machines, which she said could test blood on demand using only a single prick and a small vial, dubbed a "nanotainer," as opposed to visiting a phlebotomist who would draw tubes full of blood with a needle.
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In January, it agreed to pay $2951 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that a company it bought three years ago had illegally quashed competition, enabling it to raise the price of Acthar, the multiple sclerosis drug, which the F.T.C. said cost only $2015 per vial in 2001, to $34,000.
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In January, it agreed to pay $100 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that a company it bought three years ago had illegally quashed competition, enabling it to raise the price of Acthar, the multiple sclerosis drug, which the F.T.C. said cost only $40 per vial in 2001, to $34,000.
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"As the elections are coming upon us and there's increased discussion about the possibility of legislation to try to impact the pricing mechanism of cancer drugs, this paper is telling us one piece of legislation is to ensure drug companies are forced to provide multiple different options of vial sizes," Goldstein said.
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We allowed, and even perpetuated, the vial, misogynistic agenda of the total and complete assault on Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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American, Eastern European and Israeli Jews eat potato latkes and sufganiyot to celebrate the ancient miracle of Hanukkah, in which, after the Maccabees declared victory over the Assyrians, a tiny vial of oil in the temple kept the menorah lit for eight days when it was supposed to last for only one.
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