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In Canada, sunflower seed is mainly grown in southern Manitoba and south-eastern Saskatchewan. The need for a stable, low-saturated, non-hydrogenated frying sunflower oil with mid-level oleic acid led to the US National SunflowerAssociation's development of NuSun. This oilseed has a fatty acid composition of approximately 67% oleic and 25% linoleic acid, and palmitic and stearic acids of 3-6%. The health benefits of this sunflower oilseed led to Procter & Gamble incorporating NuSun sunflower oil in the production of its Pringles line of potato chips. By the next year, NuSun represented about 40% of seeded US acres, for example, fluticasone salmeterol.
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The Canadian Paediatric Society acknowledges the complex social, ethical and religious issues involved and recognizes the right of health care practitioners not to participate in all aspects of counselling related to contraception and pregnancy. However, health care practitioners have a responsibility to ensure that comprehensive services are accessible and offered to all pregnant adolescents. To minimize risks to the pregnant adolescent, the Canadian Paediatric Society recommends that health care practitioners: counsel pregnant adolescents in a nonjudgmental way about their pregnancy options. If they are unable to do so, they should refer to others who can provide this service; attempt to protect adolescents from being coerced into any option against their will; help the adolescent develop a supportive network that may include family members, her partner, trusted friends and other health care providers; provide people in that support network with guidance as to how they can best help the pregnant adolescent; make follow-up appointments; ensure that adolescents referred to another practitioner or service have made and kept their appointment; and respect the adolescent's right to privacy and medical confidentiality. REFERENCES.
Donor history and surrogate markers of liver disease, such as elevated transaminase levels were used in order to minimise the introduction of these agents into the blood supply. However it wasn't until 1989 that the first, and most important, of these agents was identified as a virus belonging to the Flaviviridae family, hepatitis C virus HCV ; . With the development of sensitive serological assays for HCV and their swift introduction in 1990 into the testing of blood donations, transfusion related hepatitis was again markedly reduced. The continued persistence of a small number of transfusion associated Table 1. Agent HBV HCV hepatitis cases and the fact that about one in five community acquired hepatitis infections do not have a defined etiology, indicates the existence of additional causative agent s. Over the last decade, the application of molecular techniques has identified several candidates present in blood; these included Hepatitis G virus HGV ; , another member of the Flaviviridae and TT virus TTV ; , a small DNA virus with a circular genome belonging to the Circoviridae. Subsequent studies have provided fairly convincing evidence, however, that these two viruses are not associated with hepatitis in humans 2. The current flavour of the month, SEN virus up to eight different subtypes designated A-H have so far been identified ; is another virus belonging to the same family as TT virus and has been put forward as the long-awaited agent of non A-E hepatitis. But the jury is still out on this candidate, with many studies reporting contradictory findings 3, 4. It is likely that the blood-borne agent responsible for non A-E hepatitis will remain elusive for a little while longer. Perhaps the most dramatic example of an emerging disease threat that has had a significant impact on the issue of blood safety is HIV When it first appeared in the and
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13. Intermountain Health Care estimated that switching patients from flu6icasone and salmeterol administered separately to a single product combining both drugs would produce which of the following effects? a. Annual costs would increase by $15 per patient. b. Annual costs would increase by $115 per patient. c. Annual costs would decrease by $15 per patient. d. Annual costs would decrease by $115 per patient. 14. A goal of the clinical program for asthma at Intermountain Health Care is to limit the use of short-acting beta2 agonists to: a. 2 times per day. b. 2 times per week. c. 2 times per month. d. 2 times per year. 15. Although cause and effect cannot be proven, which of the following observations were made by Intermountain Health Care after the flut8casone salmeterol combination product was added to its formulary in April 2001? a. The rate of asthma-related hospitalizations declined further. b. The rate of asthma-related ED visits declined further. c. The percentage of eligible patients using longterm control medications increased further. d. All the above.
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The delay in filing at HPB ranged from 0 to 151 days, with the average being 56 days. It has been suggested by some Health Canada officials that some or all of these delays are due to the fact that Canada is a small market compared to the United States and the manufacturers, therefore, do not move as quickly as they might to file in Canada. While it is not possible to say categorically that the size of the Canadian market is not a factor, a more likely explanation for the delays is the requirement that a key part of the new drug submission be in a format unique to HPB. HPB used to require that the entire submission be filed in a format which it specified. In recent years, it has agreed to accept submissions in the same format as that used by the FDA, with some exceptions. The major exception is Part III the Comprehensive Summary. See Section 3.0 for a description of what is contained in the Comprehensive Summary. ; The Comprehensive Summary still has to be filed in the HPB format. As well, HPB requires that the Comprehensive Summary be cross-referenced extensively in the rest of the submission. This means that the manufacturers have to spend considerable time preparing the Comprehensive Summary and then making the necessary adjustments to the other parts of the submission to complete the cross-referencing. In his 1992 review of the Canadian drug review system, Denis Gagnon said that the Comprehensive Summary is a uniquely Canadian requirement which can add up to three or four months to the time required to prepare a submission.xi While the Comprehensive Summary is the major exception, there are other parts of the submission that have to be filed in the HPB format. See Appendix D for a complete list of the Canada-specific requirements for a new drug submission. ; In addition to imposing its own format specifications, HPB requires that the Comprehensive Summary be submitted Gagnon D., Working in Partnerships.Drug Review for the Future: Review of the Canadian Drug review System, July 1992 and anacin.
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Therapeutic concentration monitoring is recommended for immunosuppressant agents when co-administered with ritonavir. Concomitant use of fluticasone propionate and NORVIR increases plasma concentrations of fluticasone propionate, resulting in significantly reduced serum cortisol concentrations. Co-administration of fluticasone propionate and NORVIR is not recommended unless the potential benefit to the patient outweighs the risk of systemic corticosteroid side effects see WARNINGS ; . Dosage increase of methadone may be considered. A dose decrease may be needed for these drugs when co-administered with ritonavir. A pharmacokinetic study demonstrated that the concomitant administration of ritonavir 500 mg q. 12h. and a fixedcombination oral contraceptive resulted in reductions of the ethinyl estradiol mean Cmax and mean AUC by 32% and 40%, respectively. Alternate methods of contraception should be considered. A dose decrease may be needed for these drugs when co-administered with ritonavir. A dose decrease may be needed for these drugs when co-administered with ritonavir.
O'donnell DE, et al. Effect of Fluticaslne Propionate Salmeterol on Lung Hyperinflation and Exercise Endurance in COPD. Chest. 2006 Sep; 130 3 ; : 647-56. Ostrom NK, Decotiis BA, et al. Comparative efficacy & safety of low-dose fluticasone propionate & montelukast in children with persistent asthma. J Pediatr.2005Aug; 147 2 ; : 213-20. Overbeek SE, et al. Formoterol added to low-dose budesonide has no additional antiinflammatory effect in asthmatic patients. Chest. 2005 Sep; 128 3 ; : 1121-7. CONCLUSIONS: Our results and anafranil.
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