Chloramphenicol, European Legislation and Hormesis - Commentary

Chloramphenicol, European legislation and hormesis commentary.

Phytotchemical phytotoxins and hormesis - a commentary.

The european paediatric legislation: benefits and perspectives

BACKGROUND The lack of availability of appropriate medicines for children is an extensive and well known problem. Paediatricians and Physicians who take care of the paediatric population are primarily exposed to cope with this negative situation very often as more than half of the children are prescribed off-label or unlicensed medicines. DISCUSSION Medicinal products used to treat this popul...

Umbelliprenin Mediates Its Apoptotic Effect by Hormesis: A Commentary

Despite common dose–response curves, a compound may have the opposite effect in small doses as in large doses. This phenomenon is named hormesis. Calabrese et al have reported that many toxic substances, environmental hormones, inorganic compounds, and even irradiation induce hormesis. They modulate the growth of cultured cells in a biphasic fashion, either stimulating or inhibiting the growth ...

How European Tendering Legislation Affects Software Selection

European tendering legislation aims to enhance competitiveness by promoting equality, proportionality, transparency and non-discrimination. This legislation applies to the purchase of software packages by large public institutions. This study aims to clarify how this tendering legislation shapes software selection processes. By examining the selection of a strategically important software packa...