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ALERT
Cardiology Assessment of Lescol® (fluvastatin) in Renal Transplantation. A trial assessing fluvastatin’s potential for improving survival in renal transplant recipients vis-à-vis cardiovascular mortality and graft rejection
Logistics Randomised, multicenter, double-blind, placebo-controlled; 2,100 renal transplant recipients with total cholesterol 4–9 mmol/L/155-348 mg/dL
Neurology Adjunctive Lamictal in Epilepsy: Response to Treatment. A study assessing the safety and efficacy of lamictal in seizure control in patients with seizure disorders
Logistics Observational; 804 patients

alert
Neurology adjective 1. Referring to a state in which an individual is awake and appropriately answers all questions 2. Attentive; quick to think or act Vox populi On-the-ball, 'with it,' cooking with gas, smelling the coffee, firing on all 12–Italy, 10–Chrysler, 8–US, 6–Europe, 5–Sweden, 4–Japan, 3–France, cylinders

ALERT
Nephrology A clinical trial–Assessment of Lescol® in Renal Transplantation


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Such systems include Lockheed Martin's "Silent Sentry," (41) Roke Manor Research's CELLDAR, (42) Thales-Raytheon's Homeland Alerter, (43) and others, including French, Swedish, Chinese, and Russian systems.
Thales Air Systems has provided Armada editors with an ++update of its Homeland Alerter 100 passive coherent location sensor.
There are even dogs in use now that serve as alerters to an owner's impending seizure and can assist during a seizure to help the person ease to the ground.
 
 
 
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