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Major Market Comparison Of Key COVID-19 Legislation - Anti-trust/Competition Law

MAJOR MARKET COMPARISON OF KEY COVID-19 LEGISLATION As pharmaceutical companies worldwide race to supply vaccines and therapeutics to fight the spread of COVID-19, understanding the laws and regulations that could impact parties involved in the COVID-19 pandemic supply chain is increasingly important. This article provides an overview and comparison of legislation relevant to manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, and health professionals involved in the response to the COVID-19 pandemic in each of the United States ( US ), European Union ( EU ), United Kingdom ( UK ), and People s Republic of China ( PRC ), including measures to ensure (1) immunity from COVID-19 countermeasure liability; (2) government ability to direct (or redirect) resources; (3) emergency use authorizations; (4)

Worried About The Clocks Going Forward? We Can Help!

Worried About The Clocks Going Forward? We Can Help! By WITH the coronavirus pandemic disrupting sleeping patterns across the country, getting the recommended eight hours of sleep is proving more difficult than ever – and with the clocks going forward on  March 28, our circadian rhythm is about to be reset. Shaeeb Ali, advanced clinical practitioner and independent pharmacist prescriber at private healthcare service and online pharmacy MedsOnline247, shares his methods on how to get a good night’s sleep as British Summertime begins. He said: “Although we only lose an hour’s worth of sleep when the clocks spring forward, moving time in either direction resets our circadian rhythm. This means that for a few days, our internal body clocks become out of sync with our normal day and time cycle.

The Nazim Ali Hearing Part 1: Subversion of Justice?

Jailed Stowmarket pharmacist loses fitness to practise bid

Achina appealed the decision on five grounds, including that the committee imposed an excessive sanction because it failed to have regard to mitigating material, failed to conclude that the public interest had been served by criminal proceedings, and failed to take into account the length of time he had already been suspended by virtue of an interim order. He also claimed to have been denied a fair hearing as a result of the presence on the committee of individuals he considered adherents of Islam – and biased against him being a black Christian appellant.  Appearing at court without legal representation, Achina asked The Honourable Mr Justice Lane to view a YouTube video of recorded speech by a man who grew up a Muslim, but converted to Christianity, and contended that a tenet of Islam was to behave with hostility towards Christians and Jews.

Jailed Stowmarket pharmacist loses fitness to practise bid | East Anglian Daily Times