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Medicine registration and medicine quality: a preliminary analysis of key cities in emerging markets
Authors Roger Bate, Lorraine Mooney, Kimberly Hess
Published 8 December 2010 Volume 2010:1 Pages 89—93
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/RRTM.S15199
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Roger Bate1,2, Lorraine Mooney3, Kimberly Hess4
1American Enterprise Institute, Washington, DC, USA; 2Professor, University of Buckingham, Buckingham, UK; 3Africa Fighting Malaria, Cambridge, UK; 4Africa Fighting Malaria, Washington, DC, USA
Background: The medicine registration process is not just a matter of formality but involves assessment of medicine quality and stability. It is perhaps the most important as well as the simplest aspect of medicine regulation. This study attempts to ascertain whether registered medicines perform better in simple quality tests than those that are either not registered or not known to be registered.
Methods: Over the past 30 months, 2065 essential medicines (for treatment of malaria, tuberculosis, and bacterial infections) were procured by covert shoppers from 11 African cities and from eight cities in a variety of middle-income nations. All samples were assessed using the Global Pharma Health Fund e.V. Minilab® protocol, which includes visual inspection, semiquantitative thin-layer chromatography, and disintegration testing, to identify whether they were substandard, degraded, or counterfeit.
Results: Where medicine registration data were available, 1940 medicines were identified, of which 1589 were registered and 351 were either unregistered or not known to be registered. The failure rate among registered medicines was 5% (79/1589) and 37.3% (131/351) amongst medicines that were either unregistered or not known to be registered. African cities had fewer medicines registered (71%, or 488/687) than Indian cities (86.9%, or 610/702) or other middle-income cities (89.1%, or 491/551). Samples from African cities performed far worse in quality tests (18.6% failed, or 128/687) than either samples from Indian cities (8.7% failed, or 61/702) or other middle-income cities (3.8% failed, or 21/551). There was also a notable disparity in failure rates by medicine type; 14.2% (101/710) of antimalarials failed testing, 10.1% (70/693) of antibiotics failed, and 7.3% (39/537) of antimycobacterials failed.
Conclusion: The results strongly indicate that medicine registration is an important component of better-quality medicines. Registered medicines performed better than unregistered medicines, and the result was strongly statistically significant.
Keywords: antimalarials, antibiotics, antimycobacterials, Africa, India
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Eugene Harvey scores 27 to lead Seton Hall over Monmouth
NEWARK, N.J. (AP)—Sophomore guard Eugene Harvey matched his career high with 27 points and Seton Hall opened overtime with an 11-2 run to beat Monmouth 89-81 on Sunday in the Pirates first game in their new home arena.
Brian Laing added 18 points and 10 rebounds for Seton Hall (1-0), which played in the Prudential Center for the first time after using the Meadowlands as their home for the past 25 seasons.
Jhamar Youngblood had 27 points for the Hawks (0-2), who fell to 0-9 all-time against Seton Hall and 0-31 against Big East opponents.
Monmouth, which trailed by 20 points late in the first half, took the last of its six leads at 72-70 on a rebound basket by George Barbour with 11 seconds left in regulation. Harvey was fouled with 5.5 seconds to play and made both free throws to tie it, and Whitney Coleman's 25-footer from the right side hit the rim at the regulation buzzer.
The Pirates dominated the overtime as Larry Davis hit a 3-pointer and Harvey added four more points for a 79-72 lead and the Hawks were never closer than five points the rest of the way.
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The Hawks were able to get back in the game by cutting down on turnovers against Seton Hall's zone press. After committing 16 turnovers in the first half, Monmouth finished with 23.
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Make sure you have Broken Steel loaded first, so you have the level cap increased to 30.
Other than that, there isn't really a specific, or recommended, playing order. I'd say Point Lookout may be a bit challenging when you're at lower levels, so maybe leave that one til last. Maybe start with Operation: Anchorage and The Pitt, just cause the gear you get can be pretty useful early on. Mothership Zeta gets you some nifty alien weaponry too, which would help a lot on the Point Lookout DLC.
My personal order...
Operation: Anchorage - The Pitt - Mothership Zeta - Point Lookout - Broken Steel
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I was literally unable to find anything of substance about this guy. Anyone else?
Who? Details anyone?
Eugene is a 2005 graduate of Mises High School in Mount Olive, MS where he starred in both football and track. Sims did not have the grades to be highly recruited despite his obvious athletic prowess and enrolled for two years in junior college before making a mark At West Texas A&M these past two seasons. His second year of JUCO ball he showed future promise when he recorded 51 tackles, five QB sacks three tackled for losses and one forced fumble. He was rewarded at season's end with an appearance in the MACJC All-Star game. Sims moved to the defensive line in 2006 after being a nine-game starter for the Bobcats at strong safety in 2005. In 2008, as a junior transfer at West Texas, Eugene was recognized as Lone Star Conference Co-Defensive Lineman of the Year, after registering 56 tackles, 13 TFLs, and 10 sacks. In 2009, he tallied 19 solos, 37 assists, 13.5 TFLs, 7 sacks, 5 PBUs, 5 hurries, 3 FFs, 4 blocked kicks and a safety.
Eugene really stood out in the practices prior to the DII Cactus Bowl on 1/9/10, and put himself on everyone's radar screens.
Long, lean, and mean, with lots of upside. A true game changer at the DII level who can block a kick or force a fumble. Closes well to the QB. Fearsome pass rusher in college.
Undisciplined and will need loads of technique work. LOC issues. Must get bigger and stronger, and work on his footwork.
Nick or Av, please enlighten us on the results of the film study you did on this guy!
Looks like a lot of upside. Likely nothing, but again, i have no problem with the swing for the fences approach at this point in the draft. I wonder if we would have taken dwyer if he made it one more pick to us.
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Some previous news items about how he finished out the season...
01/08/2010 - CACTUS BOWL: Sims, a 6-6, 235, native of Mt. Olive, Miss., was honored as an AFCA (American Football Coaches Association), as well as a Don Hansen's Football Gazette first-team all-America. The LSC South Defensive Lineman of the Year for a second-straight season, his season sack total stands at a 7.0 sacks for minus-57 yards. Sims, who finished seventh among LSC sack leaders, enjoyed possibly the best game of his collegiate career against #10-Texas A&M-Kingsville, when he made a career-high 11 tackles (3 solo, 8 assists), registered 3.5 TFLs for minus-17 yards (including 2.5 QB sacks), had two QB hurries and forced a fumble. He followed that outing with a six tackle outing (including 1.5 QB sacks for minus-13 yards and 2.5 TFLs for minus 15 yards) at #23-Midwestern State and added a sack for minus-14 yards against Eastern New Mexico. The Buffs leading tackler among down linemen, the Mt. Olive, Miss., native had season totals of 56 tackles (19 solo, 37 assists), 13.5 TFLs (for minus-89 yards), 7.0 sacks (for minus-57 yards), five QB hurries, five PBUs, four blocked kicks, three forced fumbles and one safety. - West Texas AM football
12/28/2009 - 2009 AP LITTLE ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM: DL - Eugene Sims, senior, West Texas A&M, has been selected Third Team Little All-American (Division II, III & NAIA) for the 2009 college football season as voted on by the Associated Press. - AP Sports
12/15/2009 - 2009 AFCA DIVISION II COACHES' ALL-AMERICA TEAM: DL Eugene Sims 6-6 235 Sr. West Texas A&M Don Carthel Mt. Olive, Miss. (Mize), has been named AFCA Division II Coaches' All-American for the 2009 college football season as selected by the American Football Coaches Association. A native of Mt. Olive, Miss., Sims (6-6, 235, Sr-3L), Sims was the Buffs' leading tackler among down linemen, recording 56 total tackles (19 solo, 37 assists). He also had a team-high 13.5 tackles for minus-89 yards in losses, as well as 7.0 sacks for minus-57 yards, five pass breakups, five quarterback hurries, four blocked kicks, three forced fumbles and one safety. Earlier this season, Sims was named Lone Star Conference Defensive Lineman of the Year for a second-consecutive season, as well as being a first-team all-LSC South Division selection. Sims becomes the seventh Buffalo to have garnered AFCA all-America recognition. Previous selections were Stan Carroway (WR, 1986), Mark Bounds (P, 1990), Brian Hurley (1994, OT), Pat McCoy (OL, 2005), Brandon Swain (2007, DE) and Jared Brock (2008, LB). 2008 AFCA Division II Coaches' All-America Team. - West Texas A&M football
11/19/2009 - LONE STAR CONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR: Eugene Sims, West Texas A&M, has been selected Defensive Lineman for the 2009 college football season in voting by the South Division coaches. West Texas A&M, who finished the 2009 regular season with a 6-5 mark and will represent the league in the Kanza Bowl on December 5, had nine players represented on the first and second-team Lone Star Conference all-South Division squads. - West Texas A&M football
It's entirely possible that, in the process of doing some research on Keith Null last year, they came across this guy at West Texas A&M as well and kept him on the radar. I don't know anything about him, but at this point in the draft, you're taking chances on guys who you think may be able to contribute even at small levels, and maybe you get lucky.
Sounds like the last two could have been free agent signings.
Perhaps, but the advantage of spending a pick on them is that they can't test the market and sign elsewhere.
Maybe Rebel, but there is no way to know that unless someone can predict the future (ie what other teams will do) If the rams liked them, why not grab them now. Its quite obvious to me that the rams dont see players on the board that they otherwise believe can make an impact, regardless of need. i LOVE the swing for the fences approach at this point.
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4 blocked kicks, sounds like they're looking for him to be a solid SP player.
I like it, taking chances on athletic guys in later rounds, so you can boost SP
They will get quicker on the fiels then say a 2-3 starter with average numbers on whatever position who gets a camp chance at their position.
I'm not bashing the pick, just saying. The reality is that anyone you take in the 6th or 7th round could have been a free agent. You are getting to the point where all you have is risk and the way to get around that is pick guys with heart, physical tools and hope they develop. If they don't have the heart / physical tools, they don't have a chance to develop.
Since Sims ran track, I'd love to know his 40x.
edit: I'm hoping the Rams sign multiple free agents. The Rams need to steal a few players that turn into decent backups or starters.
I'd bet that 25-50% of the picks at this point are players who, if passed on, wouldn't be taken by another team.
I was just looking at the grades by Walter Football. Still saying they would have taken Clausen over Bradford. :)
For Sims they say the pick is out of left field and give it a C grade. If you don't know who the guy is, how do you grade him? :)


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