who makes an designs medicine?
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Several types of scientists make and design medicine.  First there are people who study pharmacognosy. They are looking for medications in plants.  Then there are medicinal chemists.  They take information about where they think the drug will work and design a molecule to work at that location.  They can also tinker with the molecule to make it work better or without as much toxicity.  It doesn't stop there becasue then you need someone who is trained in pharmaceutics.  Even if the medicinal chemist comes up with a great drug, the chemical structure may not allow it to be delivered to the body, like if the stomach or intestines couldn't absorb it.  A pharmacologist takes the drugs studied by the med chemist and pharmaceutics guy and studies how and where the drug ACTUALLY works, not just how it should work based on its structure.  They may do studies with rats or other animals to try to figure this out.  All of these folks are usually people who have gotten Ph.D. degrees and therefore are good at doing research.\n\nPharmacists in the other hand, get a doctor of pharmacy degree (Pharm.D.) and spend little to no time actually doing research.  They learn a lot in school about how the drugs work and how they should be used.  They also learn about the diseases themselves.  If a pharmacist wants to do research, they have to get more training (a fellowship) or they have to get a Ph.D. too.  A pharmacist gets licensed by a state board of pharmacy so that they may purchase and dispense medications.  Neither a med chemist, pharmacologist, or pharmaceutics person is ALLOWED to do this function by law.
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try pharmamanufacturing.com
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Most doctors are 'romanced' by pharmaceutical reps every weeks. These reps offer 'incentives' to doctors who write their product a lot. My brother in law in a rep and he has taken docs to games, dinners, bought them medical equipment for their offices, etc... I have even heard of docs getting trips and other gifts. Brand drugs need to be SOLD, and as a selling profession, there has to be incentive. The active ingredients in all generics MUST, by law, be the same as their brand equivalent and vise verse. Only the 'fillers' can be altered in generics, such as coating of pill, colorant, inactive medium, etc...\n\nSome doctors may actually prefer some brand Rx over their generic equivalents, but it is not standard. The only time a doctor really needs - in my opinion - to prescribe a brand when a generic is available is if the Pt is allergic to the inactive ingredients in the generic. This is not common. But and example would be, say, someone who is allergic to wheat could not take a med with a wheat based suspension.\n\nHope this helps. There is much debate over Generic vs. Brand in the us today. Pharmaceutical companies make a lot of money and fund a lot of drug research all over the world. This is the only other argument I can think of to support selling brand Rx.
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All medications are chemicals. Many of them have more side effects than they have actions on the medical conditions they were prescribed to alleviate. Because of litigation, no drug manufacturer deliberately produces a dangerous medication. It simply happens because the FDA cannot test long enough.
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A company called Davison Inventegration at davison@mail.davisongetsresults.com can help you with the promotion of your product. They will send you an inventors package in the mail. everything is confidential and your rights protected. Good Luck!
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Mylan is a drug manufacturer for many generic drugs, \n\ntheir  form of macrobid can be seen at this link\nit says mylan on the capsule with the number 3422\n\nhttp://www.mylanpharms.com/product/productDetails.aspx?pid=150
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Adidas 1 the thinking shoes with a built in microprocessor that decides how soft or firm support the wearer needs. Chosen by Popular Science magazine as the best recreation invention of 2004. \nTranslucent Concrete developed by Hungarian architect Aron Losonczi and called LitraCon and is based on a matrix of parallel optical glass fibers embedded into the concrete that can transmit light and color from the outside. However, this is not the only translucent concrete out there. Inventor Bill Price has been developing another variety. \nKa-on or Flower Sound are plants that play music invented by the Japanese based Let's Corporation. Flowers bouquets will act as loudspeakers when placed in a special vase that has electronics hidden in the base. \nIntel Express Chipsets - Grantsdale and Alderwood are the code names of Intel's newest chips that will provide superior and inexpensive built-in sound and video capacities for the pc including the ability to do high definition video editing without additional computer cards. \nSonoPrep invented by bioengineer Robert Langer, is a device that will deliver medication by sound waves rather than injection. According to the Sontra Medical Corporation, SonoPrep's manufacturer: The small, battery-powered device applies low-frequency ultrasonic energy to the skin for 15 seconds. The ultrasound temporarily rearranges lipids in the skin, opening channels that let fluids be delivered or extracted. After about 24 hours, the skin returns to normal. \nPopular Science Best of What's New 2003 \nTime Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2004
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Pharmaceutical companies
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Your question confuses me.  It is made in a pharmacutical factory.
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??????? wat kind of designs
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lots of people, especially the medicine manufacturers. snake venom is the source of a lot of medicines.
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you didn't give any but\narchitect\ndesigner (really anyone who designs anything physical)\ncivil engineer\npattern-maker\nmachinist\nfabricator\ncarpenter
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Yes.\n\nDaniel\nTampa Web Designers\nhttp://www.ipowergrfx.com\nhttp://www.publicadjuster.com
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This extended quote from The University of the Philippines Medical Alumni Society in America should help you isearches. It include your three.\n\nFirst I would like to introduce you to an unknown doctor, a hero who saved  the lives of many. \n\n"The Filipino doctor who co-created the drug Erythromycin (Ilosone®) from Iloilo soil was Abelardo Aguilar.  Note:  In 1949, Filipino scientist Dr. Abelardo Aguilar sent his employer, Eli Lilly Co., samples of  an antibiotic isolated from a soil that Aguilar collected in his home province of Iloilo, in central Philippines.  Three years later, Eli Lilly sent a congratulatory letter to Aguilar promising to name the antibiotic “Ilosone” in honor of Iloilo province where the soil was originally collected.  It was the first successful macrolide antibiotic introduced in the US in 1952. Its broad antimicrobial spectrum gave alternatives to patients showing allergic reactions to penicillin at that time. \n\nThe drug erythromycin, sold under the brand name Ilosone, has earned Eli Lilly billions of dollars, but neither Aguilar nor the Philippine government received any royalty.  In 1993, Aguilar died after spending 40 years to be recognized and rewarded, but to no avail. \n\nOR this quote:\n "Dr. Antonio Mateo made the double-flaring tool (DFT) for plumbing installation for airtight sealing of joints. He was awarded the WIPO Gold Medal in Geneva, Switzerland in 1994.  His company AMECOS also markets the fire blanket, a Filipino innovation that saves lives and properties in case of fire. "\n\nOR \n"Rodolfo Arambulo of Laguna, Philippines, developed Multishock, a bullet type that increases the firepower and stopping power of an ordinary gun with multiple hits in a single shot. It is considered as the first of its kind in the world."\n\nOR\n"Engr. Leonardo Gasendo of Manila made the super windmill as well as the salt evaporator. "\n\nGood luck and remember to look up "Philippine Search engines"  and then run  through them with your querry.
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When your only tool in your toolbox is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.  Drugs are the only tool most medical doctors have for treating patients.  If they can't write a 'script' they do not know what to do.\n\nA recent editorial in the British Medical Journal (one of the top medical journals in the world) discussed a study that looked at the treatment recommendations that are considered 'standard' for 221 medical conditions.  The editors were literally 'shocked' to discover that every single one of the conditions included as 'standard recommendations for proper treatment' at least one drug! \n\nSimply, medicine today has literally gotten into a corner where it functions as if every disease is 'caused by a drug deficiency'.  Note: this is 'easy medicine'.  It works nicely into a 10 minute office visit which culminates with a prescription and a $125 charge.  Real medicine takes a lot more time and a lot more knowledge (and makes a lot less money).\n\nYou might want to consider seeing a Chiropractor or Naturopathic Physician or a medical doctor (small 'caps' are intentional) that is trained in Functional Medicine.  Real 'doctors' work with their patients to find and treat the cause of problems and do not resort to masking symptoms with drugs.\nBest wishes.
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I'd design one free for you if you'd link to my site.\nEmail me at adamfishercox@gmail.com
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Yes, in the designing stage at least.  Sometimes they are outsourced, but often they are on site.  This is especially true with the newer Pyrex glass type toys.