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Consumer Journalist @nbcwashington - D.C. Former Investigative Journalist @WSVN /Help Me Howard -Miami,FL Ambar.Rodriguez@nbcuni.com
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Rellenos dérmicos con ácido hialurónico: aplicaciones y complicaciones en uso aprobado, off-label, e intrusismo profesional. Una Revisión

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By Ambar Rodriguez Verified, Javier Vargas, Barrera Rodriguez
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Introducción: los rellenos dérmicos, también denominados implantes inyectables o rellenos de tejidos blandos, son dispositivos médicos aprobados para mejorar el contorno facial y proporcionar una apariencia más uniforme y voluminosa en distintas áreas. Objetivo: analizar y sintetizar la literatura científica de los últimos cinco años acerca de los rellenos dérmicos con ácido hialurónico, respecto a sus aplicaciones y complicaciones en uso aprobado, off-label, e intrusismo profesional.
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Used car warning: Illegal air bag part shooting deadly shrapnel into drivers

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By Susan Hogan Verified, Ambar Rodriguez Verified
| WTVJ-TV (Miami, FL) Verified
NBC Universal, Inc. Dangerous air bag inflators illegally imported from China are to blame for eight drivers’ deaths and two cases of serious injuries, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in what they called an “urgent warning.” NBC6’s Sasha Jones reports Eight drivers have died in car crashes they likely would have survived if part of their air bags hadn’t shot large metal fragments into their bodies, top U.S. highway safety officials say.
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Used car warning: Illegal air bag part shooting deadly shrapnel into drivers

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By Susan Hogan Verified, Ambar Rodriguez Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
Eight drivers have died in car crashes they likely would have survived if part of their air bags hadn’t shot large metal fragments into their bodies, top U.S. highway safety officials say. Here’s what every used car owner needs to check now.
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