Sentence examples for consumer medicines from inspiring English sources

Aluminium prices reached a nine-year high in 2004, but the company said it had been hit by higher labour and energy costs.Bristol-Myers Squibb announced plans to sell its North American consumer medicines, representing 1-2% of its roughly $22 billion worldwide sales.

These scientists often have research experience in academia and government but choose to use their skills to ensure that consumer medicines adhere to strict safety standards.

J&J has recalled more than 300 million bottles and packages of adult and children's consumer medicines in the past 15 months.

Johnson & Johnson said it was recalling more than 700,000 bottles or packages of Tylenol and other consumer medicines made at a now-closed plant, the latest in a litany of recalls by the company.

All systems provided access to Australian consumer medicines information leaflets.

Even as the Obama administration scrambles to find new ways to rein in health-care costs, a new trend in consumer medicine might boost unnecessary spending.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, not so long ago a diagnostic tool of last resort, has become pervasive in the landscape of consumer medicine; images of the forbidding tubes, with their promises of revelation, surround us in commercials and on billboards.

The company, which has lost the patents on some of its key drugs, said it will hold on to its consumer medicine businesses in the rest of the world, including Europe and Japan.King Pharmaceuticals said it needed to restate its financial results for 2002, 2003 and the first half of 2004.

Todd is a partner at HealthQuest Capital, a venture growth fund that invests in innovations across most of the health care spectrum, including medical devices, diagnostics, digital health, tech-enabled services, and consumer medicine.

This envelope will contain a plastic bottle with the active or placebo NSAIDs which will be given to the participant along with a consumer medicine information sheet for diclofenac.

This is especially important as medications that patients needing palliative care take are for reasons and doses different to that described in information produced by pharmaceutical manufacturers, known as consumer medicine information (CMI) in Australia.