Traduction de «Chaîne thérapeutique » (Français → Anglais) :

adult services worker | residential home adult care worker

therapeutic index | TI [Abbr.]

children's services worker | residential support worker (young people) | residential home young people care worker | support worker (young people in care)

practitioner of radiography | specialist radiographer | radiation therapy technician | radiographer

non-adherence to therapy | non-adherence to treatment | non-adherence | non-compliance with therapy | non-compliance with treatment | non-compliance

polymerase chain reaction [ PCR ]

Ordinance of 22 June 2006 on the Fees charged by the Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products | Therapeutic Products Fees Ordinance [ FeeO-Swissmedic ]

(d) determine the uptake in the food chain of therapeutants and other substances found beneath or near salmonid net-cage sites; and

Mr. David Lee (Director, Office of Patented Medicines and Liaison, Therapeutic Products Directorate, Health Products and Food Branch, Department of Health): I would just observe, to help understand what our regulatory boundaries are because we're referring to the Food and Drugs Act and regulations that if you look at division 8, which is the division of the food and drug regulations in part C that we would be really relying on, it's very geared to Health Canada regulating manufacturers, and the powers get weaker when you get beyond that into distribution chains.

Under the current fifth research framework programme certain types of research may not be financed, for essentially ethical reasons. This applies to research into cloning techniques (for reproductive or therapeutic purposes) or relating to germinal line therapy or modification of the germ line.

In view of the fact that consumers are fully entitled to guarantees that human health is not compromised by the presence in the food chain of any potentially unsafe residues; the economic importance in many Member States of the thoroughbred and sport horse industries; the concerns of veterinarians, breeders, welfare organisations, equestrian federations, Agriculture Ministers and concerned citizens; the fact that unlike other species whose primary purpose is food production, observance of a lengthy withdrawal period is viable where horses are concerned; that the Commission is well aware of the disastrous effects Regulation 2377/90 in ...[+++] its present form will have on the welfare and therapeutic treatment of horses from 1.1.2000 and subsequent economic impact thereof; that no formal Commission proposal has been brought forward despite meetings on this issue in 1998 and in 1999 during the German Presidency; when and in what form will the Commission honour its commitment (as voiced by Franz Fischler at the June Council) to address this urgent issue and ensure that a specific solution, from the range which has been proposed, is found guaranteeing the continued availability of all necessary equine medicines post 1.1.2000?