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For example, HTAs could be used to assess the synergic effects of incorporating maternal and child health activities into Global Fund programs for HIV (which is an approach that has been recently signed off by the Global Fund Board).

No preclinical data are currently available on irinotecan and semaxinib combination at standard doses; however, a phase I study of escalating doses of semaxinib and irinotecan in patients with advanced colorectal cancer has been recently published, describing signs of clinical activity without significant toxicity (Hoff et al, 2006).

Several species demonstrably carry the virus without showing clinical signs, as has been recently reported from studies in Russia (30 ) and People's Republic of China (8 ).

Longo has confessed that his real ambition is to make mainstream movies, and word has it that he's recently signed a contract.

Recently she has been signed off from CAMH as "she is not an immediate danger to herself" despite being bulimic, self-harming and severely depressed.

There has been less sign recently that civilian and military loyalties are shifting decisively in the rebels' favour.In Aleppo, as in other cities, numerous brigades, as the rebels' various fighting groups are called, remain outside any overall command.

The job of the European Central Bank has been complicated recently by signs that the United States Federal Reserve could begin to gradually roll back its economic stimulus.

NBC is televising the fight; a contract for the exclusive right having been signed recently with Gillette Razor people & Mike Jacobs.

What Sino-British deals have been signed recently?

Though his success has been staggering – he has recently signed a modelling contract and has a book due for release in October – he certainly has his detractors.

Forbes: The stock market, recently, has been showing signs of strength.