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The monoclonal RSV antibody for prophylaxis has been used for high-risk infants in developed countries, but this antibody is far too expensive to be used in developing countries [ 38].
He said the move to allow stem cells to be used in developing new medical treatments breached fundamental human rights.
The hope is that a seed virus, to be used in developing a human vaccine, will be available in about a month.
Key conclusions were presented to the leadership of the six cacao grower associations in Montes de Maria as tools to be used in developing their training curriculums.
To measure the energy expenditure and enjoyment of children's games to be used in developing a school-based intervention for preventing excessive weight gain.
Since 1996, AQUAPOT international project, has researched and developed low cost, easy to use and effective water treatment technologies able to be used in developing countries.
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In addition to this, as Bicanic told me, the company is also thinking about how mobile location technology could be used in developing countries to, for example, locate doctors or a mobile ATM.
EPE could be used in developing countries to assess the renal function on a follow-up basis.
Discrete choice experiments are a feasible policy tool that can be used in developing countries to elicit such preference information.
Worldwide, many pharmaceutical companies make generic antiretroviral drugs to treat HIV/AIDS, which are used in developing countries in association with the American foreign aid program, PEPFAR (the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief).
PGR coordinated the qualitative data collection for the Madagascar case study, conducted many interviews, and contributed to the analysis, which was used in developing this paper.
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