Candidate will oversee the implementation for the patient - centric partnership model, achieve sales objectives in the assigned territory, and
implement local disease education.
There, poor households were mostly given imported chickens, many of which
caught local diseases and died.
Ultimately, for this patient population, the findings translate to approximately 90 percent chance of
local disease control at 1 year, and > 20 months free of any disease recurrence.
The specifics and mechanism remain unclear, but previous research has suggested that these early maternal immune compounds may have «educational effects» on the newborn's developing immune profile — that they may somehow be priming the system to be on the lookout for
common local diseases or parasites.
«We know it is environmental factors rather than good genes that are primarily responsible for the health and youth of these people, because studies show that when they move to other countries and adopt local diets, they also
develop local diseases and other signs of ageing,» says Beare.
In general, SCC tends to
cause local disease but do not metastasize (spread to other sites from the primary site).
Candidate will generate long - term relationships with assigned physicians & prescribers, implement strategic account - specific business plans, and implement
local disease education.
The addition of a DNA tyrosinase vaccine (melanoma vaccine) has yielded improved survival times over traditional treatments, particularly in dogs with
local disease control.
H. L. Mencken described man as «
a local disease of the cosmos, a kind of pestiferous eczema.»
Taking a chance encountering mosquitoes, questionable water, or
local diseases is no joke to you or the baby.
«We think it's
a local disease in the eye,» Liu says.
Before his plane touches down in each, he will be able to recite all
the local diseases, venomous snakes, frogs, bugs, and fish, and poisonous plants.
That finding suggests that the immune - related genes of the ancient Tsimshian were well - adapted to
local diseases but not to novel infections like smallpox and measles, the team reports today in Nature Communications.
Parham points out that because Neanderthals and Denisovans had lived outside Africa for over 200,000 years by the time they encountered H. sapiens, their HLAs would have been well suited to
local diseases, helping to protect migrating H. sapiens too.
«Even so,» the authors add, «cutting - edge gene therapy - based strategies in reconstructive procedures [are close] to setting valuable milestones for development of efficient treatments in a growing number of
local diseases and injuries.»
Ninety percent of patients who had surgery (11) had
no local disease after surgery.
The one exception was Honduras, where the productive asset most used by the local organization — chickens — was an outside breed that was not resistant to
local disease and so became sick and died.
But this study proves that we can control
local disease, usually without surgery.»
They wanted to come up with a dog that could thrive in the extreme temperatures, deal with rough bush, brave, loyal to family, great hunter, and able to resist
the local diseases in Africa.
For cases in which complete surgical excision can not be obtained, follow - up radiation therapy is recommended to control
local disease.
Fred's treatment started with palliative radiation to help control
the local disease and reduce pain as well as to create a signal to the immune system that the NK cells could react to.
For vets to discuss openly and honestly
the local disease issues with the animal owner and agree a course of action.