A tea tree oil treatment is administered to a chicken.
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Other drugs, anticonvulsants called benzodiazepines, are administered to stop the seizing.
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The vaccine now being administered to Americans uses the same formulation.
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This money will pay for the Narcan doses administered to overdose victims.
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Multiple sources report that a "save shot" was administered to revive the singer.
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There have been psychotropic drugs administered to children in detention without parental consent.
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Clinical trials are standard practice before new medicines can be administered to patients.
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Monetary stimulus is meant to be economic Viagra administered to cure flaccid performance.
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Sutton said it had been administered to Wiggins by team doctor Richard Freeman.
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It describes workings or magical items that are administered to ward off evil.
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After video review, the call was overturned and a foul administered to Anthony.
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It is also administered to alleviate severe pain associated with terminal illnesses like cancer.
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USADA ultimately said the IV was administered to Floyd before that fight was approved.
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States rightly have a say in how federal programs are administered to their residents.
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The drug was administered to about a million schoolchildren through a massive immunization program.
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First aid was administered to few guests who complained of ear pain, bleeding nose, etc.
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Pluristem said its cells can be administered to patients without the need for tissue matching.
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"The CAR-T therapy is administered to all patients who need it," Novartis' Bradner explained.
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Only emergency treatment is required to be administered to people regardless of their immigration status.
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And he has found no document showing dates and doses of drugs administered to Kratochvilova.
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The volunteer then returns to combat and the blood is immediately administered to the casualty.
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First aid was administered to few guests who complained of ear pain, bleeding nose etc.
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According to a report by The New York Times, the survey was administered to 7,072 Tinder users between the ages of 18 and 36, while a second survey was was administered to 2,502 offline daters between the ages of 18 and 35 by Morar Consulting.
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The US survey was based on an assessment administered to students in North Carolina and Massachusetts.
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Christenson allegedly admitted that she crushed up prescription pain pills which Wilde administered to the infant.
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The airline said the tests were administered to protect women from potential risks to their pregnancy.
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It is usually administered to patients in severe pain through injection, a patch or a lozenge.
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They then answered a battery of stress questionnaires, which were also administered to the child's parents.
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In the United States, Lasix is a diuretic commonly administered to prevent exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage.
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"We administered to Baylor University the biggest enema," Cooley reportedly told a colleague after the surgery.
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The vaccine was administered to patients at the Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute in Seattle.
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When a three-drug lethal-injection cocktail was administered to Ledell Lee at 11:44 p.m.
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Most of the vaccinations have been administered to fathers, but also grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
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There were also the results of a polygraph examination that the sheriff's office administered to Parker.
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It can be administered to a patient by a health care provider in a doctor's office.
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However, according to Hariri, Celularity is engineering placental cells that can be administered to any patient.
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The nationally representative online survey was administered to 2,051 randomly selected older adults in October 2018.
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Mauzy emphasized that no pills or medication were administered to Prince by the doctor or his son.
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An injection is administered to counteract the sedatives, and she's on her feet again, grumpy but alive.
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We're told CPR was administered, to no avail ... she was pronounced dead on the scene by paramedics.
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Oxytocin is a naturally occurring pleasure hormone in the body, but is commonly administered to induce labor.
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An estimated one-third of all flu vaccinations administered to children are nasal spray, according to the CDC.
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He also declined to give any details about how it was administered to Skripal, 66, and his daughter.
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Several U.S. and Australian states also practice this, where drugs are administered to reduce sexual desire in men.
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He was widely respected in his profession and had administered to US gymnastics teams across four Olympic Games.
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Narcan — an emergency medicine used to reverse the effects of some drug overdoses — was reportedly administered to Lovato .
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The simplest approach would be to give it the same medicine as the regulators administered to the banks.
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When the vaccine was introduced 10 years ago, the CDC immediately recommended it be administered to all adolescents.
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But through talking points administered to surrogates on Wednesday that referred to Mr. Clinton's affairs and how Mrs.
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Insulin is typically administered to people with diabetes, a disease in which blood sugar levels are too high.
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And no reliable data exists on the proportion of tests administered to men versus women in any country.
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Netanyahu was asymptomatic before undergoing the precautionary test, which was also administered to officials working close to him.
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Jacob's team analyzed publicly available data from annual student health surveys administered to school-going children in2003-2008.
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Jacob's team analyzed publicly available data from annual student health surveys administered to school-going children in2003-2008.
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Medications that are safe for humans and dogs can do more harm than good when administered to cats.
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Well, it was one such flick, which she administered to Vicki, that plunged the whole trip into darkness.
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The Part B program, which covers drugs administered to patients in doctor's offices and outpatient facilities, spent $24.6 billion.
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Strikingly, the MMPI psychological test administered to both the first and second closure crews showed low scores for depression.
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The VSV-EBOV vaccine, developed by Merck, has been administered to 1,213 people, including 567 in the northwestern city.
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In 2016, Rodchenkov detailed how he had devised a three-drug cocktail, which was administered to Russia's top Olympians.
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Until now, most of the proposed options for such studies have been analogues of tests administered to human patients.
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The initial focus will be a group of 14 generic drugs that are administered to patients in the hospital.
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He tested positive for methadone and said it must have been administered to him as a painkiller without his knowledge.
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" The statement slammed the level of discipline administered to U.S. forces involved, calling it "out of proportion to the destruction.
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Administered to control pain and stabilize the patient, with doses every four hours, the amount will last her a week.
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The J&J vaccine will complement another vaccine manufactured by Merck, which has been administered to more than 225,000 people.
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The J&J vaccine will complement another vaccine manufactured by Merck, which has been administered to more than 225,000 people.
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When officials found out they were being administered to patients, US marshals raided the clinic and seized the remaining vials.
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One infant was taken by emergency helicopter from the hospital where the medicine was administered to a nearby children's hospital.
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Prince was treated with a Narcan shot, typically administered to those suffering from an opioid overdose, according to published reports.
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The drugs most prone to shortage are generic injectable ones, administered to patients in the hospital or a doctor's office.
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Some 23 states now require pupils to pass the naturalisation test administered to immigrants applying for American citizenship before they graduate.
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The medicine will be administered to everyone diagnosed with HIV, whereas previously antiretroviral treatment (ART) has been reserved for sicker patients.
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In most cases, the treatment needs to be administered to the patient only once, allowing them to avoid more invasive treatments.
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That would have been the best lesson the Trump administration could have administered to the Kingdom and its incompetent apprentice ruler.
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We need to think even more about how they are manufactured on a global scale and distributed and administered to people.
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He believes antibiotics administered to an infected patient are not the only way to fight superbugs or other germs and viruses.
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Ms. Touraine said the drug had previously been tested on animals, including chimpanzees, and was administered to 90 people under the trial.
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Update: It has now been disclosed that the experimental drug was administered to 90 people, and no antidote to the drug exists.
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Take, for example, this beautifully soft touch that he administered to the ball after a free kick in stoppage time against Everton.
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A detailed account of the child's care released by the federal agency does not mention a flu test being administered to Felipe.
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And they have little appetite to spend October receiving the sort of taunting Mr. Trump administered to Mr. Manchin on Saturday night.
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"I unequivocally reject any implication that Scopolamine was ever intentionally administered to Justify, or any of my horses," Baffert wrote on Twitter.
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She wanted answers as to why the drug she administered to terminally ill cancer patients was prescribed to Jill for back pain.
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"Several doses of Narcan were administered to victims, and an additional 300 Narcan doses are available at the facility," the statement said.
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It will complement another vaccine manufactured by Merck, which has been administered to more than 225,000 people since August of last year.
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The researchers analyzed data from the 2016 National Survey of Children's Health, a nationwide survey administered to parents of children and teens.
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This includes computer breakdowns, mix-ups with the doses or types of medications administered to patients and surgical complications that go undiagnosed.
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The fervour was prompted by a change the government approved on October 2nd to the oath administered to MPs and other senior officials.
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Believing her child to be healthy, each time she agreed for shots to be administered to stop her contractions and save the fetus.
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Moreover, the nanoparticle CRISPR-delivery system was able to completely turn off a gene responsible for high cholesterol level when administered to mice.
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They can be administered to people of any age and have (using earlier eye-tracking setups) contributed to many identifications of the diseases.
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All three experimental vaccines have shown promise in safety trials after being administered to more than 5,000 adults and 600 children, GSK said.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service purchased $27,500 in vaccines for prairie dogs to be administered to animals in national forests in Montana.
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First, midazolam — the controversial drug at the center of several high-profile botched executions in recent years — is administered to sedate the inmate.
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Naloxone is a drug that can be administered to a person suffering an opioid overdose and can rapidly reverse the overdose and prevent death.
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Nash noted that the law offers no guidance to doctors on what is meant by anesthesia or how it should be administered to women.
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The drug, which is administered to severely depressed new mothers as a single 60-hour intravenous infusion, is chemically identical to the hormone allopregnanolone.
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Thrombolytic medicine, which helps break up blood clots, typically is administered to treat an ischemic stroke within 26.5½ hours of the start of symptoms.
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It's an off-label use of the drugs typically administered to treat cancer patients, people with thyroid disorders, and those with severe autoimmune disorders.
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Jackson's death at age 50, from an overdose of drugs he had been administered to help him sleep, was a generational moment of shock.
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Never has the oath been administered to a president who had never served either in public office or as a general in the military.
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Remdesivir was administered to its first patient in the town of Beni on Tuesday, who is doing well, the ministry said in its bulletin.
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In accordance with the strictures of Jewish law, he did not "swear" but rather "affirmed" the oath administered to him by the vice president.
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The researchers created a national survey that was administered to 1,446 U.S. adults by NORC (formerly the National Opinion Research Center) in November 2017.
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Doctors found that after the zinc-paste use had stopped and additional copper was administered to the patient, the progression of his disease was halted.
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The experimental vaccine, when administered to pregnant women, was unable to prevent medically significant respiratory tract infection caused by the virus in infants, Novavax said.
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Since it was made illegal, MDMA has been administered to 1,133 people for research purposes without any serious adverse effects, according to a recent study.
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The treatment was administered to patients at Mount Carmel and St. Ann's Hospitals in Columbus, Ohio, according to the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office press release.
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Put more simply, a US federal agency is now putting MDMA on a fast track to being legally administered to help people in emotional pain.
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There is also discussion of using a different type of vaccine that could be administered to many more people than the one currently in use.
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The latter drug is intended to render the inmate unconscious before the other two chemicals are administered to paralyze the lungs and stop the heart.
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In a survey administered to registered voters by PerryUndem, a nonpartisan polling firm, researchers deduced some pretty optimistic conclusions.. Though there were some rough spots.
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Ketamine, a powerful anaesthetic that's often administered to patients suffering from chronic pain, has taken up residency in the public consciousness as a horse tranquilizer.
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When CBD was administered to pigs with brain injuries, CBD brought electircal activity close to normal levels and reduced amounts of stress on the brain.
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The majority of TUEs granted to American athletes in 219 were for stimulants—normally administered to people with ADHD—which can enhance endurance and alertness.
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Emergency medical personnel treated him with Narcan, which is typically administered to treat opioid overdoses, according to a law enforcement official briefed on the case.
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A drug like Gilead's remdesivir or another treatment could ultimately be administered to millions of people around the world over the course of the pandemic.
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The smiling lessons were administered to employees of the Russian railroads who will be staffing the free long-haul trains running between World Cup cities.
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The vast majority had been sold to provincial authorities in Shandong, in China's northeast, and some had already been administered to children, the statement said.
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Yet his silent judgment of me pales in comparison to the punishment I administered to myself for being a selfish, weak person who hurt another.
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Aside from the 45-minute delay in getting Kennedy to the Good Samaritan Hospital, the authors found no faults with the care administered to the senator.
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One of the more promising techniques being experimented with is transcranial direct-current stimulation (tDCS), where an alternating current is administered to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.
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She woke up a week later lacking circulation in the majority of her fingers, a side effect of the medication administered to revive her failing organs.
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He paid as much as thirty-five thousand dollars a patient for the drugs, which were administered to people in their homes by community health workers.
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For Osita, there was a more personal, poignant reason for creating the app -- her brother died after fake drugs were administered to him following an accident.
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But the FDA requires medication abortion, which accounts for nearly a third of all abortions, to be administered to a patient by a clinician, not a pharmacist.
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When administered to rats, a 200 millimetre dose of a mixture of plant extracts reduced acetaldehyde levels by just over 11 percent compared to a control group.
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So far the molecule has been administered to a total 90 participants, although the six hospitalized last week were the first to show such severe adverse effects.
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Former coach Shane Sutton told MPs last month that the package had contained medicine that was administered to the British 2012 Tour de France winner by Freeman.
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Currently, harvested T-cells are shipped back to the companies for processing, and it takes about three weeks before the cells are returned and administered to patients.
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The result was similar to the 29-point thrashing the Cavaliers administered to them on opening night, even if Hornacek believes the Knicks have improved since then.
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As it stands right now it will likely take at least 12 to 18 months to develop a vaccine that can safely be administered to the public.
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A good starting point is the WHO database of substandard and falsified medical products, which helped identify the batch of cough syrup administered to children in Paraguay.
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" There were times, she recalls, "I'd literally be on the phone with UnitedHealthcare, fighting with them, while I was in the hospital getting chemo administered to me.
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The test was administered to gauge the truthfulness of Ford's account of the alleged attack, which she says happened when she was 15 and Kavanaugh was 17.
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"When high doses were administered to laboratory animals, some studies suggest that glyphosate has carcinogenic potential," said the center, a cooperative between Oregon State University and the EPA.
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Also, natural testosterone supplements are generally not safe unless they've been administered to you by your doctor, Daniel Shoskes, MD, a urologist at Cleveland Clinic said in 2013.
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Multiple sources in Moline tell us, Prince was rushed to a hospital and doctors gave him a "save shot" ... typically administered to counteract the effects of an opiate.
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A bill that passed the Indiana Senate would require all students to pass the U.S. citizenship exam usually administered to immigrants in order to graduate from high school.
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The EpiPen is an epinephrine auto-injector, meaning it contains a portable supply of epinephrine that can be quickly administered to a person suffering from an allergic reaction.
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"I don't know when she took the polygraph," Graham later said, referring to a lie detector test Ford's lawyer says was administered to her by an FBI agent.
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In May, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) revealed better performance from girls over boys in a test of technology and engineering literacy administered to 22013,215 students.
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She was told that, to prove that a crime had been committed, the district attorney needed to establish that the oath of office had been administered to Matthew.
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The FDA legalized the first injectable filler in 1981: It was bovine collagen, which was harvested from cows and required allergy testing before it could be administered to humans.
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The first time, they were under the influence of oxytocin (administered to the dogs as part of the test), and the second time they were not given additional oxytocin.
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She and her husband then made the decision to have doctors perform a procedure during which a lethal injection is administered to the baby, and labor is induced afterwards.
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In the years that followed, leading obstetricians swung toward a greater degree of intervention, including allowing medicines to be administered to induce labor and more common use of forceps.
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Regeneron, a biotech company, is developing a set of therapeutic antibodies that can be administered to a patient and help their immune system counteract SARS-CoV-2 right away.
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But out on the road, the amount of solution administered to the system would be decreased so drivers would not have to fill the tank containing it as frequently.
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In addition, a vaccine manufactured by Merck, which proved effective against the earlier outbreak in northwestern Congo, has been administered to 2,179 health workers and contacts of Ebola patients.
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The anonymous, voluntary questionnaires were administered to 541 adolescents in grades seven to 10 at five Australian private high schools to assess their levels of perfectionism, depression and self-compassion.
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The Chilean government has given the company 10 days to provide more information about how the escape occurred and a contingency plan for monitoring the drugs administered to the salmon.
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More than 33,000 doses of measles, mumps and rubella vaccine were administered to New York City residents, providing the herd immunity that slowed and ultimately stopped the chain of spread.
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The drug is intended to render a prisoner unconscious and keep him from experiencing pain later in the execution, when other drugs are administered to stop the breathing and heart.
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The agency said in a statement that investigations had found that there was a "probable link" between the infant's death and the way in which it was administered to the child.
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In Phase I, the drug is administered to healthy patients in incremental doses—the first patients will receive a single dose while latter patients will receive multiple doses over several days.
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In election cycles and populous referendums around the world, we've seen overwhelming amounts of misinformation, as well as strongly partisan "facts" administered to the public via party leaders and pundits alike.
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Though it is recommended that patients between 6 months and 65 years old get the shot, a specific form of the vaccine is administered to the elderly, Dr. Pate tells PEOPLE.
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In another boost, a federal judge recently said the religious project could receive sales tax incentives worth up to $18 million, so long as strict religious tests were administered to employees.
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Furthermore, they're typically administered to patients under consistent medical supervision because there are indeed risks: infection, vomiting, ulcers, and pulmonary aspiration (inhaling stomach contents into the lungs) which can cause pneumonia.
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In the 6900 outbreak, because of insanitary conditions at one compounding pharmacy, injectable medications that needed to be sterile were contaminated by fungus and subsequently administered to more than 2628,28503 patients.
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The C.D.C. recommends two doses of chickenpox vaccine for children: The first is administered to babies from 12 to 15 months old and the second to children ages 4 through 6.
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A French study seemed to show that it shortened the recovery time in patients, but the drug was only administered to 26 patients in the study, and the trial wasn't randomized.
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In the wake of the tragedy, it was noted that the amount of L.S.D. given to the elephant was about 30 times the amount that would be administered to a human.
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Whether or not you consider it a miracle, the science in this new study shows that psilocybin was administered to healthy adults with no negative effects on cognitive and emotional functioning.
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Cetera Financial Group of Los Angeles recently began a pilot program using facial analysis to augment the usual questionnaires administered to determine emotion-connected variables, such as a client's risk tolerance.
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Local officials have pushed for aid such as food, water and medicine to be more quickly administered to those in need, while Trump has defended the federal response in recent days.
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Manager Don Mattingly said an MRI exam administered to Chen on Friday showed no damage and that the team is planning for him to make his next start as scheduled on Friday.
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FDA staffers in the review on Tuesday also questioned the non-availability of trial data on the effects of the treatment on unborn infants when the treatment was administered to pregnant women.
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A new vaccine from Bharat Biotech, a firm based in Hyderabad, protects for at least three years with a single dose and can be administered to children as young as six months.
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The current method has changed little since the 19th century: Venom is extracted from a snake and administered to a horse or other animal in small doses to evoke an immune response.
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Versed is a sedative typically prescribed to reduce anxiety but medical personnel at the CIA believed that it could also be administered to prisoners to influence their state of mind during questioning.
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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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As Mr. Kaine returned to finish high school, race through college in three years and enroll at Harvard Law, the Jesuits back in El Progreso administered to an ever more bloody region.
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"Without performing an evaluation of this kind, President Trump would be receiving care that is inadequate to the standard care regularly administered to millions of Americans covered by Medicare," the letter argues.
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In 2015, among all 73 nations and economies where the test was administered to 540,000 students, American students dropped to 40th place in math, and placed 25th in science and 24th in reading.
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Both Hand and Rodriguez were removed from the car and first aid was administered to them before all three persons were transported by St. Lucie County Fire Rescue to St. Lucie Medical Center.
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In 1998, an esteemed medical journal published a paper with a startling conclusion: that the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine — administered to millions of children across the globe each year — could cause autism.
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He said he tried to stop in at state-run facilities in the countries he visited to get a better sense of how public health care was administered — to size up the competition.
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"Whenever injections are administered to the joint, there is always a risk of introducing infection," said Dr. Kiran M. Perkins, who has investigated such illnesses at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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A landmark paper in Nature, cowritten in 1961 with Ian McGregor, chronicled how immunoglobulin from immune Gambian adults had an anti-parasitic effect when administered to infected children; it is still cited today.
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The change only applies to Part B plans, which pay for drugs that are directly administered to you by a physician or a hospital, as opposed to drugs you pick up at a pharmacy.
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This side effect places a fundamental limit on how much morphine can be safely administered to a patient, which then becomes a limit on how much pain can even be suppressed using the drug.
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Spider venoms from a Caribbean tarantula species, Psalmopoeus cambridgei, already seem to offer some protection—but they don't work if they're administered to lab rats more than two to four hours after the stroke.
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"The municipality or county or agent shall make all reasonable efforts to recover the cost of the dose administered if it is not the first opioid antagonist administered to the individual," the bill reads.
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Unlicensed and unregulated experimental vaccines were administered to at least eight herpes patients in the United States, in direct violation of US law, according to an investigation by Marisa Taylor at Kaiser Health News.
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That would rapidly exhaust the world's supply of vaccine, even if only a fifth of a dose (thought to be enough to confer immunity to adults) were administered to each person who needed it.
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The state relies on a three-drug lethal injection protocol, and earlier this month announced its Department of Corrections had obtained 100 vials of potassium chloride, which is administered to stop a person's heart.
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During a Reddit question-and-answer session about COVID-19, Microsoft founder and philanthropist Bill Gates predicted that the first available coronavirus vaccines will be administered to health care workers and other critical workers.
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Starting in 2015, a significant number of parents, particularly in the suburbs, have opted their children out of the exams, which are administered to third to eighth graders over six days in the spring.
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Justice Faye McWatt found that Karissa Grandine was affected by the drug her husband Philip Grandine secretly administered to her, causing her to not protect herself from drowning when she got in the bathtub.
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He'd been on heart medication for years, which my mom had diligently administered to him every single night, first by forcing pills down his throat and then by injecting the medication straight into his body.
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The drug could eat into Soliris sales as the experimental drug's dosing schedule is designed to reduce the number of times it needs to be administered to six per year from about 26 with Soliris.
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The study, led by the discredited physician-researcher Andrew Wakefield, suggested there's a link between autism and the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine — which is administered to millions of children around the world each year.
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The bill would affect far more teenagers who are prescribed puberty blockers, injections or implants that are frequently administered to children who are experiencing gender dysphoria as a way to pause the process of puberty.
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Mr. Cosby has said the encounter at his home outside Philadelphia was consensual and he has described the pill he administered to the woman, Andrea Constand, that night as an over-the-counter allergy medicine.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's federal drugs controller issued an alert on Thursday, asking states to ensure Swiss drugmaker Roche's cancer treatment Avastin was not administered to treat eyes, after its usage hampered vision in 15 patients.
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The High Court ruled that amendments made to the Abortion Act in 1990 gave the Secretary of State power to approve changes to the way in which abortions are administered to reflect "changes in medical science".
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US biotech firm Moderna shipped its vaccine to government researchers for testing in February and the first dose was administered to trial participants earlier this month, according to the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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Pharmaceutical fentanyl is an opiate drug that is about 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine, and it is usually administered to patients who are in severe pain through injection, a patch or a lozenge.
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Still, another way to look at that is that more than 87 percent of those fetuses are perfectly healthy—and these days a blood test can be administered to identify chromosomal abnormalities early in a pregnancy.
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We have been advocating for no medications to be administered to horses in the two weeks before a race so that if a horse is sore or ill, the track veterinarian will be able to detect it.
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If UA provides similar mitochondrial-rejuvenating benefits to humans as it does to lab animals, the drug could be administered to the elderly to help with a host of age-related ailments, including (and especially) muscular degeneration.
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Citing "multiple sources," TMZ reported that Prince was rushed to a hospital and doctors gave him a "save shot," likely a reference to the drug naloxone, which is administered to counteract the effects of an opioid overdose.
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On April 22, an angry mob set fire to a government health facility in Peshawar, the provincial capital of the northwestern province of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, after rumors spread that expired vaccination drops were being administered to children.
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In Congo, vaccines will also be administered to local and international health care workers and front-line workers in both affected areas as well as the regions expected to be at risk should the outbreak continue to spread.
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Approximately $286 million in Title X grants are administered to health centers and family planning clinics, such as Planned Parenthood, through the Office of Population Affairs (OPA) within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) each year.
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In 2014, the CDC estimated that vaccinations administered to children born during the 20-year era since the beginning of the Vaccines for Children Program in 1994 had stopped 21 million hospitalizations and 732,000 deaths in their lifetimes.
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The companies work against a ticking clock: Because of its short half-life, just 66 hours for moly-99 and six hours for the imaging agent, the material must be quickly delivered to hospitals and administered to patients.
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"Health food" as a path to dietary salvation has long flourished in America, going back to John Harvey Kellogg's legendary sanitarium in Battle Creek, where Americans paid to have yogurt administered to both ends of their alimentary canal.
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Mr. Cosby, who is scheduled to go on trial in June, has described the encounter with Ms. Constand as consensual and has described the pill he administered to her that night as an over-the-counter allergy medicine.
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Not every type of phage will bind to every type of bacteria, meaning that it's possible to create special 'phage cocktails' consisting of a few different kinds of phage that can be administered to patients with bacterial infections.
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It's being administered to nearly 175,000 workers and will include a curriculum developed with help from experts like Equal Justice Initiative founder Bryan Stevenson and Sherrilyn Ifill, president and director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund.
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We're in the midst of a national shortage (this only impacts the U.S., as the FDA prohibits the import of this kind of drug, although it is available on the black market) of two drugs administered to trans women.
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The rate at which the infection is spreading is much slower than in the outbreak in west Africa that killed more than 11,000 people in 2013-16, possibly because of a new vaccine administered to more than 85,000 people.
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Risk-averse rats receiving pramipexole turned into risk-taking rats, but the drug had much greater effects when piped directly into the nucleus accumbens than when it was administered to another brain area researchers had thought might be involved.
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Alvogen, which said the Nevada Corrections Department had obtained the sedative midazolam unlawfully, won a court order barring the product from being administered to Scott Dozier as part of the state's newly devised and untested three-drug execution protocol.
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Officials have urged Americans to use discretion before seeking a coronavirus test, advising them to be administered to people who are symptomatic and not for those who do not show signs that they could be infected with the disease.
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Lewnard and Grad modeled options for when a booster shot should be administered to maximize protection and found that a booster dose around age 18 should be best, though it is unclear how long the additional protection might last.
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The study, led by the now discredited physician-researcher Andrew Wakefield, involved 21990 children and suggested there's a link between the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine — which is administered to millions of children around the world each year — and autism.
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In an effort to address drug costs, President Trump and Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar proposed the International Pricing Index (IPI) model, which systemically changes the way Medicare Part B drugs are purchased, distributed and administered to American seniors.
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Health care workers administered the vaccine using the ring strategy: The vaccine was administered to groups of people who were in close contact with each Ebola case, such as family members or caregivers, as well as the contacts of those contacts.
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Vice President Pence previewed the guidance during an off-camera briefing with reporters at the White House Tuesday evening, explaining that some local officials were given the false impression that tests could only be administered to patients who were mildly symptomatic.
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Somewhat grudgingly, the Democrats, accepted the outcome after striking a deal with the Republicans — known as the Compromise of 1877 — to withdraw federal troops from the South, thereby bringing the postwar Reconstruction era that Grant had administered to an end.
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That is because, unlike in Great Britain (and in various other countries, like Canada and Israel), neither privately grown cannabis nor products derived from privately grown cannabis may be administered to subjects in the course of an FDA-approved clinical trial.
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While there's been a lot of focus on track conditions, some experts said that is only part of the equation and that the industry needs to take a closer look at its training practices and the drugs that can be administered to horses.
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CCDBG is administered to states in formula block grants, which are used to subsidize child care for low-income working families (around 1.5 million children per month) and to support activities that improve the overall quality of child care for all children.
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The new vaccine, which has passed clinical trials but has never been tested in a real-world setting, will be administered to 50,000 people in Goma, a city of two million on the Rwandan border, Médecins Sans FrontiEeres (MSF) said in a statement.
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It is also where the memory of Jim Crow lingers — literacy tests were administered to voters here until the 22011s — and where Democrats lost control of both houses of the General Assembly in 22001 for the first time in more than a century.
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This sentence, "The responsibility of courts is to decide cases, both usual and unusual, by neutrally applying the law," mirrors the condescending civics lesson that Justice Gorsuch administered to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, of all people, in a dissenting opinion last June.
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By Nate Raymond An Indiana compounding pharmacy's owner and its compliance director have been indicted in connection with distributing drugs of higher or lower potency than marked on their labels, including a painkiller administered to three infants that was 25 times its indicated strength.
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Nevertheless, decades later, denunciations from Neruda's former driver, Manuel Araya, mentioning a lethal injection administered to the poet hours before his death led a Chilean judge to exhume the author's body and seek help from foreign forensic organizations to determine the true cause of death.
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Chloroquine, which has been used in various medications to treat malaria and lupus, has been in the news recently because doctors in countries including South Korea, China, and France have reported positive results when administered to COVID-19 patients, the New York Times reported.
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Another review found that the rate of rupture for patients who received methotrexate—the medication administered to stop cell growth and dissolve existing cells if an EP is confirmed early, meaning the fallopian tube hasn't ruptured—still ranges from 7 percent to 14 percent.
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In a 1968 article in The British Medical Journal, Dr. Carroll announced that when the test was administered to people with the severest species of depression — a paralyzing gloom then called melancholia, or endogenous depression — their bodies were shown to have trouble suppressing the hormone.
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The test, which was administered to U.S. 85033-year-olds, also revealed a widening achievement gap between the highest- and lowest-performing students, with as many as a fifth of 15-year-olds in the U.S. not reading at a 10-year-old's level.
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That has made it the mainstay of the worldwide campaign, administered to millions of children by millions of members of Rotary International, which shares leadership of the campaign with the World Health Organization, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Gates Foundation.
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Jackson, the clean-cut Navy rear admiral who administered to Trump as White House physician, was not quite as effusive, but he did repeatedly crow about Trump's good genes during a White House news conference early in 2018 and said Trump had excellent health despite high cholesterol.
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Last year, there were only 22 reported cases in two endemic countries: Pakistan and Afghanistan Since 2000, more than 10 billion doses of the oral polio vaccine have been administered to nearly 3 billion children worldwide, preventing more than 1.903 million cases of polio, according to WHO.
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In ranking Carrie as a "middle-grade moron" — a category somewhat higher than "imbecile" — authorities relied on the notoriously flawed Binet-Simon Intelligence Test, which, when administered to more than a million mostly white recruits during World War I, showed 47 percent of them to be feebleminded.
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Known more properly now as AMT, and also sold in 19573 as IT-403, U-14, 164E and Indopan, it had been administered to the author Ken Kesey during his time participating in government psychedelic tests at the Menlo Park Veterans Hospital in the early 60s.
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The circumstances surrounding the medical treatment administered to McNair on the scene, as well as charges of bullying by the coaching staff, led the university to place Coach D. J. Durkin on administrative leave and resulted in the resignation of Rick Court, the strength and conditioning coach.
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The raid came after the F.D.A. learned that the vaccine was being used to create an unapproved stem cell product, a combination of excess amounts of vaccine and stem cells derived from body fat, which was then administered to cancer patients with potentially compromised immune systems.
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Their principal policy, including opportunity zones in the tax reform legislation, if well administered to encourage projects that benefit struggling families in economically challenged communities, rather than just lowering taxes for developers gentrifying those areas, is a small positive step but it is simply not enough.
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The Jaguars are still so new to those ranks that the 261-27 thrashing they administered to New England on Sunday served more as an affirmation of their capabilities, a reminder that they are pursuing not just relevancy but conference supremacy with all of their might.
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The majority thought it meant that no growth promoters, such as hormones, had been used; that no antibiotics were administered to the animals; that their feed contained no GMOs; that the animals were free-range; and that no artificial ingredients or colors had been added in processing the meat.
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British lawmakers have also carried out an inquiry into a newspaper allegation suggesting the package ordered by Dr. Richard Freeman and administered to Bradley Wiggins was the powerful corticosteroid triamcinolone - the same product Wiggins took using a WADA-approved therapeutic use exemption (TUE) before winning the 2012 Tour.
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The coronavirus diagnosis triggered further actions: All 38 students and faculty members who went on the trip were instructed to self-quarantine for 14 days, and tests were administered to the two other people on the trip, the chaperone and the student, who had developed symptoms, Mr. Wendelken said.
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Knowing that there is a potentially lifesaving treatment outside the United States is what compelled the family of 10 year old Diego Morris of Arizona to travel to England to access Mifamurtide, a drug being administered to treat bone cancer which is not available in the United States.
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The experiments which show these brain and behavioural changes have, though, either been done on mice raised in sterile conditions or on ones that have had their alimentary bacterial ecosystems "nuked" with antibiotics in high dose—far higher, pro rata, than would be administered to a human for medical reasons.
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An incredible 28503-22019% of antibiotics used in the United States are administered to farm animals, and it's not because they're inherently likely to get sick; instead, these drugs are fed to cows, pigs and chickens to compensate for the inhumane, overcrowded, and poor conditions that define their daily lives.
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To understand the overall behavior of fake weed users, Heather Clayton, lead researcher of the new study and a health scientist in the CDC's Division of Adolescent and School Health, turned to the 2015 Youth Risk Behavior Survey, a school-based anonymous questionnaire administered to a nationally representative sample of high school students.
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The LSD administered to him at a cabin in the woods was not, Olson learns, an innocent trial meant to see what happens when a scientist gets high, but a pointed effort to get him to confess his beliefs and show his most dangerous tendencies under the effects of a truth serum.
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Because of him, he says, Israel's tech sector has become the envy of much of the world, formerly hostile capitals have opened to Israeli diplomats, and a thorough debunking has been administered to the idea that Israel, with its brutal treatment of the Palestinians, had to choose between its security and international acceptance.
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Developed by researchers from the University of Edinburgh and the Center for Human Reproduction, the technique could eventually be administered to women whose eggs don't develop fully in their bodies, and as a way to preserve a cancer patients' ability to have biological offspring in cases where chemotherapy or radiotherapy has made them infertile.
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The bills in question would therefore affect far more children and teenagers who are prescribed puberty blockers, injections or implants that are commonly administered to children who are experiencing gender dysphoria, allowing them to press the pause button on puberty until they're better able to decide whether to go through with more serious procedures.
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"No causal link exists" between the hepatitis B vaccine and multiple sclerosis, "but a few cases after vaccination would not be surprising, especially when administered to teenagers, just before the age of onset age for many MS sufferers," said Keith Neal, emeritus professor in the epidemiology of infectious diseases at the University of Nottingham.
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The survey was administered to people age 12 or older and asked every six months, for a three-year period, whether they had experienced victimization, which could be nonfatal personal crimes (rape or sexual assault, robbery, aggravated and simple assault, and personal larceny) or household property crimes (burglary, motor vehicle theft and other theft).
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After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 21992, documents were unearthed that revealed that huge doses of oral turinabol, an anabolic steroid derived from testosterone, had been administered to the men and women on the East German swim team, as part of a program overseen by the Ministry for State Security that treated aspiring Olympians, some of them not yet teenagers.
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As officials work to increase the availability of the Covid-19 tests, they've also sought to make clear in what cases people should seek them, urging Americans to use discretion before seeking a test and advising that they be administered to people who are symptomatic and not for those who do not show signs that they could be infected with the disease.
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The attempted murder of Skripal and his daughter in the unlikely location of Salisbury is not the first time former Russian intelligence officials have been targeted in the U.K. the most infamous case is that of Russian defector Alexander Litvinenko who was assassinated in 2006 with radioactive polonium-210, believed to have been administered to Litvinenko in a cup of tea in a London hotel.
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Several states passed laws last year stating that graduating seniors should pass the civics test administered to immigrants in order to earn citizenship, in response to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's immigration crackdown.
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And it could be below 1 percent, according Dr. Anthony S. Fauci and Dr. H. Clifford Lane, of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and Dr. Robert R. Redfield, director of the C.D.C. The extent and mortality of the epidemic will not be known with great accuracy until a reliable test is developed for the antibodies present in people who have been infected, and that test is administered to large numbers of people.
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The researchers examined data from the Tobacco Products and Risk Perceptions Survey, administered by the Georgia State University Tobacco Center of Regulatory Science, and the Health Information National Trends Survey, administered by the National Cancer Institute; both are nationally representative surveys administered to US adults every year When the results of both surveys were combined, the percentage of people who believed that e-cigarettes were less harmful than regular cigarettes decreased from 45% in 2012 to 35% in 2017.
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"Common sense questions like how many folks have been convicted of a crime, how many are employed, how many are in school, all those kinds of things are things the US government have not reported on or collected in a comprehensive fashion previously that are important to the secretary to ensure that he can answer to the Congress and to the American people that every program he is responsible for administering is administered to the benefit of the national interest," the official said.
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