Doxycycline use in maritime-medical practices

Dahl, Eilif

doi:10.5603/imh.2015.0026

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“…Disagreement simply is too persistent a fact of our political lives and happens against a background in which it seems unrealistic to think that correct moral truths are identifiable. 46 As Waldron explained, this is not necessarily because uniformly valid morals are non-existent, but because no one seems capable of discovering them. 47 Equally importantly, people generally disagree not because of self-interested or malign motives, but because of what Rawls called 'the burdens of judgment'.…”

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Justice, Legitimacy and the Authority of Legislation within the European Union

Brink¹

2019

Modern Law Review

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What are we to make of the authority of legislation within the EU? EU lawyers have questioned the significance of legislative decision‐making within the EU. This article challenges these views and argues that the EU legislature must enjoy adequate freedom to shape EU law with the general interest in mind. Institutional accounts that seek to curtail the authority of legislation tend to rest upon ‘content‐dependent’ conceptions of political legitimacy, according to which the legitimacy of a decision depends on its moral qualities. Such conceptions overlook reasonable disagreements on justice and rest upon an overly optimistic (pessimistic) view of the Court (the legislature). The article argues for a content‐independent conception of legitimacy, following which the benefits of legislative decision‐making are more easily understood. The authority of legislation deserves wider recognition among EU lawyers for reasons of political legitimacy and because the EU legislature is better positioned to decide in the general interest.

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Section: Reasonable Disagreementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Justice, Legitimacy and the Authority of Legislation within the European Union

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2019

Modern Law Review

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“…While first group consists of the older agents (like tetracycline, oxytetracycline) second group drugs' are 3-5 times more lipophilic than group 1. It was approved by the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1967 and is still used to treat a wide variety of bacterial infections and for the prophylaxis of malaria in short-term travelers (3).…”

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Radioactive Permeability Studies of Doxycycline Hyclate from Microemulsion and Solution

İlem-Özdemir¹,

Gündoğdu²,

Ekinci³

et al. 2016

Marmara Pharm J

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Doxycycline Hyclate (DOX) is an antibacterial drug which is member of the second tetracycline group and the absorption of DOX is reduced about 20% in the presence of skimmed milk. Therefore new drug delivery system can be advisable for DOX to reduce the food and drug interaction and improve the bioavailability. The aim of the present study is to prepare a microemulsion system of DOX which could result in reducing in food interaction and an improvement of oral bioavailability by increasing the drug's permeability. For this purposes, DOX was radiolabeled with 99m Tc. radiochemical purity was determined with radioactive thin layer chromatography (rTlc) studies. Tc-DOX-s. Based on the in vitro cell culture studies, this dosage form is a promising formulation as an alternative for oral drug delivery of DOX. Permeability of DOX from

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Doxycycline use in maritime-medical practices

Cited by 2 publications

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Justice, Legitimacy and the Authority of Legislation within the European Union

Justice, Legitimacy and the Authority of Legislation within the European Union

Radioactive Permeability Studies of Doxycycline Hyclate from Microemulsion and Solution

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