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During the course of the search warrants, numerous documents were discovered which appeared to be concerned with international trafficking in children, high tech transfer to the United Kingdom and international transfer of currency."... 

Another concern is that a volimteer may fail to disclose that they have recently participated in another trial or may even be currently doing so. To deal with this problem, efforts have been made on a volimtary basis to establish national databases that can cross-check volunteer participation. Of course, the value of such databases is dependent on the number of CROs, academic units and pharmaceutical companies who participate. In the United Kingdom, a database called TOPS (The Overvolunteering Prevention... 

Interestingly, a recent study of 61 Black patients diagnosed with HIVAN from 1998 though 2004 in the United Kingdom did not demonstrate any additional renal benefit from early initiation of highly active antiretroviral therapy [97]. This was of course in contrast to the improved overall patient survival from... 

The reported incidence of polyuria varies between 4% in the United Kingdom and 50% in some Scandinavian countries (187). This may reflect local variations in the advice given to patients concerning fluid intake when receiving lithium therapy. Polyuria may, of course, be secondary to polydipsia and may not be related to any renal damage at all. Thirst has been reported as a common complaint in lithium-treated patients, affecting approximately 70% of patients in one recent study... 

The first postgraduate course in pharmaceutical medicine was inaugurated in 1975 in the United Kingdom by AMAPI (now BrAPP) and was transferred to the University of Cardiff in 1978. Since that time several similar courses have been founded in European universities, most from a close cooperation between pharmaceutical physicians, often represented by the national Association of pharmaceutical physicians and academia. 

The CEPM has approved diploma courses in pharmaceutical medicine in United Kingdom (2), Switzerland, Belgium, Spain (2) and Sweden. The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine (London) has recognised two diplomas, in Belgium and Switzerland, as equivalent to the United Kingdom. 

Jones JK, Gorkin L, Lian JF, Staffa JA, Fletcher AP. 1995. Discontinuation of and changes in treatment after start of new courses of antihypertensive drugs a study of a United Kingdom population . Br. Med. J. 311 293-295. 

The term palliative care was used initially to define the provision of symptom relief for patients who were no longer considered to be candidates for cure or remission. Today, the need for palliative care throughout the course of life-threatening disease, including patients for whom cure will be achieved, is becoming more widely accepted. Palliative medicine is a recognized medical specialty in the United Kingdom and several other countries. In 1997,... 

The United Kingdom has viewed itself as a leader in emissions trading and it was the first Member State to publish a draft NAP in January 2004, which was of course much examined by others. As explained by David Harrison and Daniel Radov, the NAP process started early in the UK and there was extensive stakeholder consultation. This did not... 

In Sri Lanka some elements of chemical education have been introduced into university chemistry courses. Chemical education is also available as an optional study for a small proportion of the chemistry undergraduates in united kingdom. 

The first edition of this book appeared in 1993 and was sold out in six months the second edition was published in 1994 and the third edition in 1998 and this edition has now also sold out. The fact that there has been such an enthusiastic uptake of this book is a tribute to the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians of the United Kingdom who have done so much to sponsor the discipline and give it a favourable and high profile and achieve specialist recognition. However, we are aware that the book has had a much wider audience than that for which it was initially written, namely those studying for the Diploma in Pharmaceutical Medicine of the Faculty. It is now the standard text used by courses in Pharmaceutical Medicine in Europe and the USA. 

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