In 2008, the European Pharmacopoeia Commission set up a specialised committee dedicated to TCM and started to draft monographs on TCM herbs [ 56].
It is recognised that GMP quality reagents are not always available and raw materials of biological origin are often required; a draft European monograph on this subject has recently been published (Table 3).
The bulk of the report describes a basic strategy: When FDA learns of potential trouble--say, from consumer groups or health professionals--it should scour the literature, draft a safety monograph, consult an expert panel, and then take appropriate action.
She further notes that Ferruccio Busoni repeated the comparison with Berlioz in a draft (but unpublished) monograph, while Kaikhosru Sorabji commented that Alkan's Op. 61 Sonatine was like "a Beethoven sonata written by Berlioz".
The Health Technology Assessment monograph (or draft final report or external publication if the project did not have a published monograph) was manually searched for the end of recruitment date and length of follow-up in order to calculate the study conclusion date for the primary research projects.
When I wrote the draft for the first IARC Monograph on asbestos in 1976, which the expert committee accepted and published in 1977 as IARC Monograph Volume 14, a similar conclusion was stated: "Many pleural and peritoneal mesotheliomas have been observed after occupational exposure to crocidolite, amosite and chrysotile".
For this study, we selected a cohort of HTA projects for which the planned date for submission of their draft final report (DFR) for monograph publication was on or before 9 December 2011.
Professor Jones and others described the dissertation as little more than a rough draft on the way to becoming a monograph, on which the hopes of academic tenure rest.
There are two specific UVA tests mentioned in the 2007 draft guidelines, which are widely known as the "sunscreen monograph," and manufacturers have been lining up for and against them.
