Subsequent resolutions have been approved to strengthen the Code and close loopholes that companies continue to exploit, including the guidance adopted during the WHA last week - nearly 35 years after the Code was first introduced.
The critics say that marketers are exploiting the loopholes, to begin building markets for expensive new medicines long before they win government approval and, later, to prompt physicians to prescribe drugs for conditions the medications are not approved to treat.
But interrogators at Abu Ghraib said Colonel Pappas approved the use of dogs to exploit prisoners' fears.
The high investment of time, money and intellectual activity necessary to get a drug approved clinically has led to a number of strategies to exploit those that already have been approved and are thus considered 'safe'safe
The Israeli government approved the ceasefire, but at the same time its troops stepped up their offensive into southern Lebanon to exploit the remaining hours before it was due to take effect.
Implantable vagal nerve blockade devices are designed to exploit vagally mediated satiety signals to reduce food intake [ 104] and have been recently approved by the FDA.
However, the efforts to exploit new anti-TB drugs seemed hopeless as during the last 50 years only two agents were approved (Lu et al. 2014; Blair and Scott 2015).
Drug-repositioning strategies seek to exploit the notion of polypharmacology [ 3], together with the high connectivity among apparently unrelated cellular processes, to identify new therapeutic uses for already approved drugs.
The aliens proceed ruthlessly to exploit us.
