Sentence examples for make an injectable from inspiring English sources

Some vein specialists use liquid irritants like STS or polidocanol to make an injectable foam that targets larger varicose veins.

After critics accused Sanofi-Aventis of catering to vain rich women while letting poor Africans die, the company agreed to make an injectable form of the drug and now gives it free to the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders.

The Bristol-Myers Squibb Company and the Gillette Company have just introduced eflornithine in a facial cream, Vaniqa, and Bristol-Myers is close to an agreement with the World Health Organization and the medical charity Doctors Without Borders for the companies to make an injectable form to treat human African trypanosomiasis, better known as sleeping sickness.

Pfizer, which makes an injectable form for hemophiliacs (and donated thousands of doses to the Crash-2 trial), declined to give sales figures or even discuss administering it to trauma patients because the Food and Drug Administration has not approved that use.

It is unknown whether Virginia or Texas "know any pertinent information about the compounding pharmacy, including its ability to make a sterile injectable drug, its track record with regard to faulty drugs and adverse incidents, or even the source of the raw ingredients it uses", they said in a statement.

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All these family planning methods interfere with our feelings (libido) be it a coil, be it a tablet, (pills) be it what, I heard that it (modern family planning) reduces feelings [User, Mombasa] Injectable I heard they make a woman "to be cold".

After the horse has an immune reaction to the venom, you extract the blood and put it through a process to make it injectable, thus turning it into an anti-venom.

The shutdowns of several plants that make generic injectable drugs have led to a nationwide shortage of critical medicines.

In order to make it injectable, nanovesicle was suspended into 30% PF127 solution and subcutaneously injected into the dorsum of STZ-induced diabetic mice to form a thermogel.

Federal drug officials trace much of the drug shortage crisis to delays at plants that make sterile injectable drugs, which account for about 80 percent of the scarce medicines.