64 Pharmaceutical Technology SEPTEMBER 2005 Don Chambers, PhD,* is the senior director of analytical development for Schering-Plough Research Institute, 2000 Galloping Hill Road, Kenilworth, NJ 07033, tel. 908.740.2318, fax 908.740.2107, donald. [email protected]. Gregg Kelly, PhD, is a senior principal scientist for Pfizer, Inc. (Groton, CT). Giselle Limentani, PhD, is a director of product ...

A theoretical model is presented for balancing an acceptable radon concentration in indoor air. The infiltration of from the ground to air can be controlled by barriers or lowering pressure at lower zone slab. Indoor with a higher than that outdoor further through effective dilution theory estimates allowed balance level indoors given ventilation rate, considering contribution materials, buildi...

Avoiding havoc A recent study by the Environmental Defense Fund shows that power plants, industry, and automobiles are leading sources of the nitrogen pollution that wreaks havoc on coastal ecosystems. Explosive blooms of algae nourished by nitrogen suffocate fish and shellfish populations and invade swimming beaches. Scrubbers on smokestacks designed to trap sulfur do not control nitrogen, but...

Although the word “love” appears less frequently in the Qur‟an than in the Bible, Love is a cornerstone of both Islam and Christianity. As the Bible and the Qur‟an agree on many things, why then do Muslims and Christians perceive each other so differently and so often misunderstand each other? Such a question, of course, deserves an in-depth, multi-faceted answer; however, we...

OBJECTIVE To present the views of a representative sample of neonatal doctors and nurses in 10 European countries on the moral acceptability of active euthanasia and its legal regulation. DESIGN A total of 142 neonatal intensive care units were recruited by census (in the Netherlands, Sweden, Hungary, and the Baltic countries) or random sampling (in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the Unit...