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

Those agreements should be limited to therapeutic areas where their conclusion would effectively facilitate or enable patients' access to innovative medicinal products, would remain voluntary and would not affect the right of the marketing authorisation holder to submit an application in compliance with this Directive.

15. Urges the Commission to undertake a careful examination of the impact on animal health, human health and the environment of current unsustainable methods of livestock production and to ensure that the planned synergies with the CAP included in the Strategy result in greater support for sustainable production systems with improved animal welfare, thereby also helping prevent the spread of diseases and antimicrobial resistance; recommends drawing on practical experience – this should include a report evaluating the extent of routine prophylactic, non-therapeutic use of antibiotics in agriculture, as well as of the existing systems of ...[+++]monitoring and reporting on this matter in all the Member States;

The defects at the molecular and cellular level that lead to the high incidence of failures, gross abnormalities and pre- peri- and post-natal death of reproductively cloned animals (such as the recent deaths of cloned sheep),would be present in cells used for therapeutic cloning.

The operation of social systems is directly affected by certain general trends including the unemployment and social exclusion generated by 25 years of low economic growth, which has restricted the overall potential tax yield, the ageing of the population, the consequence of the emergence of new diseases and, finally, increased health care costs due to advances in medical research and treatment.

Health Canada and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are formalizing partnership to develop a combined database for adverse effects reports, to share information and assist in identifying rare, but critical, adverse reactions.

The essential contents of this Directive included - an immediate ban on stilbenes and thyrostatic substances (those considered to be at the origin of the problems in Italy). - a general ban on substances with oestrogenic, androgenic or gestagenic action (sometimes called sexual hormones), with the exception of certain specified uses, for example, for therapeutic purposes (this was allowed subject to restrictive conditions and controls); - allowing national rules to continue to apply in the case of five specific substances used at the ...[+++] time for fattening animals, namely Oestradiol 17 B, Progesterone, Testosterone, Trenbolone and Zeranol; the first three substances named are commonly known as "natural" hormones (because their chemical structure is the same as that of hormones found naturally in animals); Trenbolone and Zeranol are known as "synthetic" hormones (they are not naturally present in the body).