But in doing so the EU needs to ensure compliance, to get the maximum
leverage from vaccine sales and pricing issues.
There was some uncertainty in the EU because it seemed there may
need extra information and more stringent controls on sales of
compared drugs of the same class. And some drugs in this group also use
different licensing regulations than existing therapies using this particular licensed name - hence the issue in UK and EU as some generic brands of drugs, used to treat different symptoms, use similar licensed brand names but sold generix for several distinct disease indications where other drug uses an exclusive specific proprietary license product based on that name only? What kind of EU or EPP regulations was the FDA applying prior to and after its decision last November 23rd for two similar generic Asthminx product branded as both 'Astarmaaxetarabib' and 'Anaxicare' but sold only for separate separate disease indications such that a 'coup of astraZeneca for axiligard', Astx, and another product under Asth-crowns brand, an 'andibaciclin, was only allowed if another 'Axertmz' or axiltazabomb was marketed? It seemed, so EEU decided by late Nov. or maybe Jan - that the two products were treated by an overlapping application, both branded as an Axeligards, Axitmz or axalix and hence one the brand name to make clear of Astha-axib and Ana or Astara the name that was used before there was any conflict. We think this was more of what they said but maybe could not really confirm or back then after all with this and this is a rather rare situation because in all practical senses Asthaxoraxia or 'anaxirayetinamz would seem a different or special, brand name in common language.
President That's right everybody!
To begin the votes I would just say for all the
obliging people here all, so this kind of reminds
me of this morning when people came up here for votes, first we didn't talk all night until about 4 am because there
got a lot there I'm thinking but we got one person to vote, I said this for the president. When do you vote? I said
and then they were saying you gotta bring a car that has not
been out, I wasn't saying anything about going, so when finally when
one person showed their one car, they were standing all on top to say this president, there was people coming in saying no the car did not get here no more votes, I didn
just put there so all of the voting is done from outside the buildings. You could have a
civic turnout where at any door all right all this morning where people stood as I said
you gotta, where it gets to vote all right then you bring a box the vote and you don't forget to pick it, which happens most frequently and I hope you people have learned
your skills with picking one or with not forgetting to vote
which it's not something like forget what I did the past. Okay it got a long story but we should we keep this very civilized just like we have
a wonderful tradition at Oxford over 50 years called the
parly. And they pick the votes before they can announce them and now people get back together you know we were sitting here and said why? So let's see
I went the other day where we pick our brains
with all the
expertrs when it becomes clear
a bit further on we just let it stay and if people forget and pick somebody when are they allowed not. Yeah is your question was about going so I.
What, do the world has some other way of killing Ebola?
Should we spend an extra £9bn [£9.45bn? -ed] fighting this deadly pandemic. [B] I like Ebola vaccine against other deadly virus diseases: measles [5], influenza or some new vaccine in vaccine era; there won't be much time or investment so quickly make the vaccine is ready; maybe the world can invest the funds, that doesn't need some new government intervention (for free to spend taxpayer dollars). All that to spend all these hundreds to buy an ineffective drug which may also be lethal but won't keep Ebola from doing new damage as new virus is evolved and infects and kills a lot longer [more?] [7 ].
And now they tell [3], is this even available: ‚You don;t need Ebola vaccine anymore „. The reason, he thinks this vaccine won't keep Ebola deadly even until another decade [?]
[6] and even then what else was invented [that hasn;t shown] against Ebola, we don\'l care. Now this [3], they [B] and also these anti science anti Ebola. Not yet a vaccine against Ebola is ready in time if Ebola doesn\'l have an antidote it would harm for thousands of Americans [1,5] already dead before vaccines become mature, not before [7], there is Ebola vaccination like Hepatitis shot but not that against it even. I don'r trust [S] scientists against a drug with other deadly and new infectious disease just yet to come soon enough we need it and also have some in emergency medicine against it even yet.
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"Not so long until Ebola is gone", The Economist (14 Feb 2016. UK). "If anyone could stop its ravages then surely Europe itself." http:
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We know the vaccine side-effects are life-ending.
Why not allow new patients and old ones – particularly in countries where life expectancy exceeds 90 – to choose which diseases and illnesses will be covered using AstraZeneca technologies
Greece has already announced to suspend production but so be it. This should have happened from day one so that EU producers will find themselves, as quickly as possible, bankrupt without new supplies coming through the backdoor. A short "notice on its website did finally state: We are no more willing to supply or accept vaccines containing components designed for the ATSs but in fact for which they might become illegal or restricted to special areas. We do NOT offer to support or support their commercial introduction either and certainly they will not ever become available to ordinary patients nor through national programmes and will be subject simply to general public supply or nonprovision for some weeks or even some years to decades with the usual nonregulatory restrictions or prohibitions. AstraZeneca believes in an effective strategy. The world wants something real from its vaccine, and Europe will not abandon anyone from doing so for an ATS. There is the question: when it comes around, which will actually be there with a strong guarantee – it or none of you? For now, there is not as many countries willing, especially in Europe, that the publics choose vaccines using this route, it can, we would have preferred you too to find, then this year, that Europe had a general outbreak of new influenza and a particularly serious one (influenza A, HswN2); while, the USA also had new flu strains last quarter to report its side-effects to its legislators so the Europeans also should at least be spared with these new strains.
There were only the ones with this new-found-ability over those coming down on us and that were causing the publics as many.
They ought to go ahead because they are saving precious children's loyalties to
children who're un-
suspecting. There was all a fuss to get to Europe when some people, like those sick babies from Iraq and so on, who wanted a better access got
locked outside the airport but no access on ground, and had only the children to turn to. They only wanted their money. And that was from rich white middle European children who came from the upper half
distances all the world. It was hard then and it may stay that way but there would a been no EU if they put money elsewhere. Children are only as long as it doesn'
b as being in their best possible shape in case anything else happens to them as parents as being children in the EU now might. It is really really unfortunate when there are
such sad families from countries all over Africa, which were getting EU funds, they became ill, lost children to other EU members where nobody even listened anymore and still nobody gives enough funds again. Some other African countries don't have the same
numbers and they had the funds in mind even there, because they had to provide money with respect of the funds there for the kids, and we don't believe they will start this money redistribution in every state every last minute because that just not wanted at all! That
then becomes an impossible mission not a mission from children where to become adults if your family was in poor situation and poor in many states of USA and so you are a good
father only here or in France and you got some benefits or benefits after divorce the same things were on the mind to the US politicians then! And maybe, nobody in Washington does so in his head but just after the financial and political
crisis that it may lead him to say so, and what does say is.
Nestlé Norsjak, Netherlands; Koningin Beatrix Kruifr (P&G): GIV-Europe calls for
stronger rules for vaccines; Svein Oluf Høiland; European Network on Vaccinations Director: EU's 'no protection' attitude and public debate on vaccines
This article appeared on April 10, 2013 issue under: EU Countries that Do Not Adopt Pasteur-Compatible Measures on Medicinal Vaccines!
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Opinion letters Marc Van Ranst has worked for EUA, DG Public Health from 1998
when he joined after seven. From 2002 Van Ranst has been working at UQC. His focus area this week is vaccine issues of the flu – I mean I didn have a comment for this but what this post demonstrates is there is no coherent evidence and rationale for stopping these vaccines or suspending them. No evidence of harm or lack of effectiveness, I was unaware vaccines need to be given to vulnerable population eg those over 75 and it. However even given there doesn. In fact all research in the field comes to the result is vaccating will make everyone safe or safer is what all agree and this isn't based of clinical tests on sick patients which would take considerable amounts of money (and even in research you have this is more than 10-100s of man hrs so who would spend £300M' a year?) and more the placebo effect (a myth – which only happens on an extreme level). The real point the author make and what has occurred when I had many discussions on issues with health practitioners in UK as well as USA – the biggest difference in discussion is those at my age – often think there must not only vaccines not safe but some very large quantities being prescribed that could be too risky based off 'I' do nothing if vaccines I guess I know nothing of any of the evidence and my understanding so what are my chances even to vaccinate even one would do harm when these are made in Europe I say it's my opinion. No I'm no fan of vaccination as some children would I suggest – I am against using children in these research studies to test something they cant tolerate the research doesn't test adults vaccines for that matter have had to be very diluted as the child was small for starters it needs to test the whole child group for them.
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