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Individuen dunkler Hautfarbe mit natürlichen blonden Haaren – In der Genetik ist alles möglich

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8. August 2019 – Blondes Haar ist ein eher seltener menschlicher Phänotyp, der fast ausschließlich in Europa und Ozeanien vorkommt. Die menschliche Pigmentierung variiert innerhalb und zwischen den Populationen erheblich und hängt sowohl von der Exposition gegenüber ultravioletter Strahlung (UV) als auch von der Art und Menge des in Melanozyten und Keratinozyten produzierten Melanins ab.

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Clopidogrel-haltige Arzneimittel (Plavix®, Iscover®): potentielle Wechselwirkungen mit Protonen-Pumpen-Inhibitoren (PPIs)

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6. August 2009 – In einer Mitteilung vom 4. August 2009 bittet das Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte (BfArM) um dringende Beachtung der aktualisierten Warnhinweise und Vorsichtsmaßnahmen in der Fachinformation zu Clopidogrel [Plavix] und Clopidogrel [Iscover]. Zu den Änderungen werden Rote-Hand-Briefe versendet. Hier folgend finden sie den leicht editierten und gekürzten Inhalt des Rote Hand Briefes für Plavix®.

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