LG Chem holds a symposium to commemorate the launch of Bellacolin, an injection for improving submental fat
Bellacolin obtained approval from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety in January
“Competitiveness increased through quality differentiation that affects pain”
Sharing the latest information, including benefits of Bellacolin and contouring procedures LG Chem held a symposium (ABC Symposium) to launch Bellacolin, a new fat-decomposing injection. The ABC Symposium is a program that LG Chem has been running for dermatology and clinic medical staff since 2014 to share the latest information in the medical aesthetics field.
LG Chem announced on the 8th that it held an ABC (Assured Beautification Credible) Symposium to commemorate the launch of ‘Bellacholine’, an injection for improving submental fat, for about 70 domestic cosmetic surgery medical staff. ABC Symposium is a symposium program operated by LG Chem for dermatology and clinic medical staff.
At this symposium, LG Chem focused on publicizing the competitiveness of its new product, ‘Bellacolin’, an injection for improving submental fat. Bellacolin is a deoxycholic acid preparation known as a fat-decomposing ingredient. Last January, it received sales approval from the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety as a prescription drug for improving moderate to severe protrusion and excessive submental fat in adults.
At the symposium, So Jin-eon,
What does it mean to be a nurse today? (Interview)
2024-05-02 15:38:55
The National Union of Liberal Nurses (Sniil) and the collective of angry liberal nurses together launched a call for “unitary mobilization” on March 19 and then on April 4. The objective? Request the “urgent opening of conventional negotiations”. John Pinte, National President of Sniil, tells us more about this rapprochement, their demands as well as the continuation of their mobilization.
What reasons pushed Sniil and the collective to come together?
John Pinte: For several months, even years, we have felt a growing anger within the profession. Deterioration of working conditions, lack of perspective on the future… nurses and, in particular, the liberal nurses that we represent, have the feeling of being forgotten by health policies, even if this is not entirely fair since in reality, they have recently obtained the extension of their vaccination skills, been included in prevention appointments at key ages of life, been authorized to sign death certificates in place of doctors on the entire territory…
This being said, theinflation weighs heavily on our exercises. Furthermore, the fact that the public authorities think a lot about our profession – Mr. Frédéric Valletoux also announced,
The EU asks that children under 6 months be vaccinated
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Celia Molina 05/08/2024 2:46 p.m.
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- The European Center for Disease Prevention and Control has reported a notable increase in whooping cough cases
- Between 2023 and last April 2024, 60,000 cases have been registered, that is, ten times more than in the previous season.
- The EU recommends vaccination of babies under 6 months of age, as it is the sector that registers the highest rate of related deaths.
The whooping cough, an endemic disease in the European Union and the rest of the world causing major epidemics every three to five years (even in countries with high vaccination coverage) remains a important challenge for public health. So much so that the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control has warned today about a significant increase in cases registered about this disease between 2023 and last April of this year.
In this time frame A total of 60,000 cases have been registered of whooping cough in European territory, that is, 10 times more than the rates for the year 2021-2022.
Why did AstraZeneca withdraw its Covid vaccine? Are there any risks for those who received it? What happened in the UK? And in Italy?
by Laura Cuppini
Cases of vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia occurred in people under 50 years of age (mostly women), within two weeks of vaccination
AstraZeneca announced Wednesday that it has begun a worldwide recall of its Covid-19 vaccine.
Why was the anti-Covid vaccine produced by AstraZeneca withdrawn?
The request to withdraw the viral vector vaccine was presented by the Anglo-Swedish multinational that produces it, AstraZeneca, to the European Union on March 5 and came into force on May 7. Vaxzevria can therefore no longer be used in Europe. In the coming months, presumably, the vaccine will also be withdrawn in the United Kingdom and other countries where it is currently authorized. «Considering the quantity of available and effective vaccines for the new variants of Covid-19, there was no longer demand for the Vaxzevria vaccine which consequently was no longer produced or distributed. Not foreseeing future demand, AstraZeneca has therefore decided to withdraw the marketing authorization” explained the company.
What characteristics does the Vaxzevria vaccine have?
It is a viral vector vaccine based on the ChAdOx1 adenovirus, developed at the Jenner Institute of the University of Oxford in collaboration with AstraZeneca and the Italian IRBM Science Park.
Understanding the Accusation: Debunking Claims of Favoritism towards Stepchildren.
Understanding the Accusation: Debunking Claims of Favoritism towards Stepchildren
In a recent Dear Prudence column, a reader named Feeling Resentful seeks advice on dealing with accusations of favoritism towards her own children in a blended family dynamic. Feeling Resentful explains that she and her partner blended their families one and a half years ago, and since then, they have been facing challenges in parenting styles and other issues.
The incident that triggered the accusation of favoritism occurred when Feeling Resentful informed her partner that she was taking her daughter on a quick store run, hoping for some one-on-one time with her. However, her partner became visibly agitated, claiming that this act showed favoritism. Feeling Resentful asserts that she often includes her partner’s children in activities and believes that occasional alone time with her own kids is reasonable.
Feeling stressed and resentful, Feeling Resentful contemplates leaving her partner due to the strain of various problems, including this accusation of favoritism. Seeking guidance, she turns to Dear Prudence for advice on whether her desire for downtime with her children is wrong.
Dear Prudence responds empathetically, advising Feeling Resentful not to make a hasty decision like leaving her partner solely based on this conflict.
Do you turn onto your stomach while sleeping? It is often harmful to sleep and health here are the causes, consequences and an easy solution! 2024-05-08 10:34:27
According to the study, 6.2 percent of Finns sleep in the stomach-lying position and 24.8 percent in several positions, which may include sleeping on the stomach. However, according to current knowledge, this particular position is not recommended, as it can cause unexpected ailments. It can also be surprising that the stomach-lying position is not usually chosen for its comfort, but for other reasons that can be influenced.
Many people can recognize themselves in this: in the evening you place the pillow comfortably under your head and fall asleep peacefully in a good position, but when you wake up in the morning you notice that you are on your stomach and your neck is in an unnatural position. Then the neck-shoulder area may feel stiff and the trouble may also be a budding headache. There are clear reasons for turning in at night, which are easy to deal with. Get hold of physiotherapist and trained sleep ergonomics expert (KNA) Henri Nieminen tips so that you no longer turn to unergonomic positions at night!
A mattress that is too hard or worn changes the sleeping position
– A common reason why a sleeper turns from lying on his side to sleeping on his stomach is a too hard and/or worn mattress;
What foods really boost our brain?
We will see what impact nutritional deficiencies have on the appearance of certain disorders… Based on scientific research, we will give you the tips to make the right choices, from the fetal stage if you are pregnant… Because it begins from intrauterine life!
Diet, a real effect on the brain?
Does eating better, adopting a certain type of diet have a real impact on reducing stress, improving sleep, cognitive performance, or preventing a depressive episode? For Guillaume Fond, psychiatrist and researcher at Marseille university hospitals, and specialist in psycho-nutrition, it goes even further: “ We could consider psycho-nutrition as alternative medicine or alternative medicine, even though it is at the heart of the treatment of mental illnesses and prevention in mental health. » Catherine Lacrosnière, nutritionist, adds that if “ Unfortunately diet does not treat, it helps to better prevent and fend off certain risks, in particular the appearance of certain neurodegenerative diseases. »
Pamper your microbiota
Among the first advice given by Guillaume Fond was the microbiota : « The influence of the microbiota on our immune system is perfectly demonstrated. It strengthens it when it is well,
The Impact of Carbon Dioxide Levels on Virus Activity: How Ventilation Can Reduce Transmission
The higher the concentration of carbon dioxide, the more active the infectious virus becomes.
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Keeping carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels in the air low has been shown to reduce the number of infectious viruses. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]The weather is getting warmer now, but we often stay with the windows closed on cold days. No matter how cold it is all year round, research findings have shown why you need to open windows and ensure ventilation for your health.
A study published in Nature Communications found that keeping carbon dioxide (CO₂) levels in the air low reduces the number of infectious viruses.
The researchers measured the ability of SARS-CoV-2 to remain infectious under various environmental conditions and found that the stability of the virus was directly influenced by the level of CO₂ in the air.
The concentration of CO₂ in the atmosphere is currently around 400 ppm. When many people gather in an enclosed space, the concentration can rise up to 3000 ppm. If ventilation is not performed correctly, CO₂ can exceed 5000 ppm. The researchers found that the number of virus particles that could remain infectious at these high concentrations could be 10 times higher than those in outdoor air.
Diagnosis of thalassemia before marriage is essential 2024-05-08 13:05:09
Thalassemia is a hereditary disease. which is passed down through families. Many people in the society do not know whether he is carrying thalassemia or not. We have not yet developed this awareness. If both husband and wife are carriers of thalassemia, 25% of healthy children can be born. For this it is important to get Thalassemia test done before marriage. Then it is possible to get rid of it.
On the occasion of International Thalassemia Day, the speakers said this in a discussion meeting on thalassemia treatment, prevention and awareness at the National Press Club on Wednesday (May 8). The seminar was organized by the Hematology Department of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU).
The theme of this year’s Thalassemia Day is Empowering Every Life and Embracing Progress for Equitable and Accessible Thalassemia Treatment for All.
Chairman of BSMMU’s Hematology Department, Prof. Dr. Md. Salahuddin Shah.
In the original article, he said, if thalassemia is not treated properly, many physical changes occur. Patients have changes in facial bones, head bones. Also they do not grow properly. Due to hormonal problems of the patients, age-related characteristics of boys and girls do not emerge in behavior and appearance.