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Tynor Cervical Collar Hard Adjustable - 0 views

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    Tynor Cervical Collar Hard Adjustable Cervical Collar Hard Adjustable is used for supporting, immobilizing or adjusting the neck in the flexion, extension, or hyperextension position. Recommended where a rigid immobilization of the cervical region is required. Anatomical shape. Comfortable edge padding. Adjustable height. Slight weight. Latex free. Tynor Cervical Collar Hard Adjustable Features Edge padding by ethafoam Better cushioning and comfort long functional life Light in weight No leaching no allergy Better cushioning and comfort Anatomically designed with height adjustment Ensures perfect fitting Improves immobilsation Enhances comfort Perforated Better ventilation Enhances comfort Better patient compliance. High quality PE Sheet Ensures rigid support Long life of the collar Improves aesthetics. Tynor Cervical Collar Hard Adjustable Measurements Measure distance between edge of sternum and lower jaw with neck in extension position.
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ABPI Report Urges NHS to Prepare for Future Advanced Therapies | Transforming Patient C... - 0 views

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    A new report from the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) has highlighted that while the NHS has made significant progress in the introduction of cell and gene therapies, the health service must "do more to get ready for the arrival of the advanced therapies of the future." The ABPI noted that advanced therapies, also known as Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs), offer hope for diseases previously deemed "untreatable." ATMPs have already been introduced for treating some rarer conditions, including haemophilia, spinal muscular atrophy, and a rare disease that causes blindness. "In some cases, these therapies can transform people's lives with just a single treatment," the Association said. The ABPI's report, titled Unlocking Access to Future ATMPs in the UK: Comparing International Approaches, emphasises the need for the NHS to revise its payment strategies for upcoming therapies.
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