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Phase 3 Trial of Concizumab in Hemophilia with Inhibitors
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Hald Jacobsen, Sanja
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Stasyshyn, Oleksandra
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Nogami, Keiji
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Adolescent Medicine
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Antibodies, Monoclonal, Humanized - adverse effects
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Antibodies, Monoclonal, Humanized - therapeutic use
2023
By inactivating the tissue factor pathway inhibitor, concizumab can lead to sufficient thrombin generation for clotting. In this trial, the median annualized bleeding rate was 9.8 with no prophylaxis and 0 with concizumab prophylaxis.
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Are increasing roosting waterbird numbers responsible for eutrophication of shallow lakes? Examples from a Danish Ramsar site
by
Madsen, Jesper
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Nolet, Bart A.
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Nielsen, Henrik Haaning
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Aquatic birds
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Biomedical and Life Sciences
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2025
The Water Framework Directive (WFD) requires actions from European Union Member States to reduce external nutrient loading in lakes of moderate/poor/bad ecological status and restore their good ecological status. Several poor-quality Danish lakes have been exempted from WFD criteria (and more proposed), due to suspected major imported nutrient contributions from waterbirds, without supporting evidence. Here, we estimated relative nutrient contributions from increasing numbers of roosting waterbirds compared to total nutrient loadings in four brackish lakes (43–491 ha) at an internationally important Ramsar site/EU Birds Directive Special Protection Area. Combining night- and daytime counts of roosting numbers of the most numerous species with intake and faecal output models, we estimated roosting birds (mostly geese) contributed 0.2–0.4% of all N inputs (0.3–1.2 kg N/ha/year) and 0.6–2.0% of all P inputs (0.04–0.12 kg P/ha/year) in three lakes (one of which has been proposed exempted from WFD criteria), but potentially as high as 14% and 76%, respectively, at a fourth clearwater lake without direct inflow or outlets. These results confirm the need for case-by-case assessments of avian nutrient import relative to total nutrient balance before exempting lakes from WFD conditions due to supposed natural loading from waterbirds.
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