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A systematic review of the relationship between housing environmental factors and bovine respiratory disease in preweaned calves - Part 1: Ammonia, air microbial count, particulate matter and endotoxins - ScienceDirect
Under a Creative Commons license open access Keywords Air quality Bovine respiratory disease Calf Housing environment Introduction Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is one of the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in calves across diverse management systems (Johnson et al., 2017, USDA, 2018, AFBI and DAFM, 2019, DAFM, 2021).
08.12.21 -- Patent Transparency: The Revamped Purple Book
By J. Berman, J. Gargano, Z. Miller, and M. Kalousi-Tatum; Morgan Lewis The FDA recently updated the “Purple Book” — a database containing information about all licensed biological products — to include, for the first time, patent information relating to biologics as well as FDA regulatory exclusivity information.
08.02.21 -- Takeda, Biogen, AZ Execs On Enhanced Operational Learning
Newsletter | August 2, 2021 By J. Berman, J. Gargano, Z. Miller, and M. Kalousi-Tatum, Morgan Lewis The FDA recently updated the “Purple Book” — a database containing information about all licensed biological products — to include, for the first time, patent information relating to biologics as well as FDA regulatory exclusivity information. By J. Wilkes (AstraZeneca), C. Berry (Takeda), A. Wilson, Ph.D. (Biogen), A. Waddey (Biogen), and J.
Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) is Associated with Chronic Kidney Disease: Findings Using Electronic Health Record Data | Environmental Health Perspectives | Vol. 2020, No. 1
Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5) is Associated with Chronic Kidney Disease: Findings Using Electronic Health Record Data Abstract Background/Aim: Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is an environmental risk factor associated with worsening health outcomes, but limited work has explored its connection to nephrological disorders. Evidence suggests that geographical heterogeneities of chronic kidney disease (CKD) cannot be explained fully by patient level factors.
Exploring the association between drought and health: examples with mortality and psychosocial stress in farmers | Environmental Health Perspectives | Vol. 2020, No. 1
Exploring the association between drought and health: examples with mortality and psychosocial stress in farmers Abstract Drought conditions are considered to be one of the most far reaching natural disasters and a leading cause for climate related mortality. Yet, there is limited research examining the drought and health relationship.
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