Such strategies are again highly publicized as "new" approaches to cancer drugs through control of media using the same empty promises to justify additional support for recruiting desperate patients in expensive schemes of clinical trials [2 5, 7, 13, 18, 22, 30 38, 41 44].
On Monday the FBI took a name-and-shame approach, publicizing the names and photographs of the five accused men via Wanted Posters.
Contrary to highly publicized claims, the ascendance of this approach has in fact resulted in the lowest rate of new drug approvals in a generation.
And, to atone for my much publicized and disgraceful ignorance, on Monday I approached a Jewish schoolmate and announced, "So you're a Jew.
Preparing for the British Open on the northwest coast of England this week, the topic of conversation is sometimes the approaching London Olympics – and the publicized security and transportation issues.
Ideally, awareness of this partnership approach to clinical trials should be publicized and debated quite generally so that patients are aware of and comfortable with it before disease is apparent.
This approach changed substantially following the highly publicized 1976 New Jersey Supreme Court decision of in re Quinlan, which held that a patient or his or her guardian had the right to refuse unwanted life-sustaining treatment even if doing so resulted in death.
Last April, in a widely publicized assault, Edgar Rivera was pushed in front of an approaching subway train by a stranger with a history of mental illness.
Observers say the big pharmaceutical companies are taking a softer approach to their antiretroviral patents, since their highly publicized lawsuit against South Africa in 2001 over its law allowing the importation and production of patented generics in certain cases.
Germans have started approaching squatting as a mass event that's publicized, like a rave.
