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Where are we in our understanding of the association between narcolepsy and one of the 2009 adjuvanted influenza A (H1N1) vaccines? by Johansen, K., Brasseur, D., MacDonald, N., Nohynek, H., Vandeputte, J., Wood, D., Neels, P.

“…Evaluating new rare serious vaccine safety signals is difficult and complex work. To further assess the observed increase in narcolepsy cases seen in Europe…”
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Synthesis of stable isotope labelled internal standards for drug–drug interaction (DDI) studies by Atzrodt, J., Blankenstein, J., Brasseur, D., Calvo-Vicente, S., Denoux, M., Derdau, V., Lavisse, M., Perard, S., Roy, S., Sandvoss, M., Schofield, J., Zimmermann, J.

“…The syntheses of stable isotope labelled internal standards of important CYP-isoform selective probes, like testosterone 1, diclofenac 3, midazolam 5, and…”
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What has become of extemporaneous mixtures? by Brasseur, D

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Study Design in Osteoporosis: A European Perspective by Kanis, Ja, Alexandre, J‐M, Bone, Hg, Abadie, E, Brasseur, D, Chassany, O, Durrleman, S, Lekkerkerker, Jff, Caulin, F

“…The advent of effective agents for the treatment of osteoporosis has led to the view that placebo‐controlled trials to test new agents for efficacy are no…”
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The molar ratio of serum retinol-binding protein (RBP) to transthyretin (TTR) is not useful to assess vitamin A status during infection in hospitalised children by DONNEN, Ph, DRAMAIX, M, BRASSEUR, D, BITWE, R, BISIMWA, G, HENNART, Ph

“…To assess the usefulness of the molar ratio of serum retinol-binding protein (RBP) to transthyretin (TTR) to determine vitamin A (VA) status during infection…”
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Lysozyme, lactoferrin, and secretory immunoglobulin A content in breast milk: influence of duration of lactation, nutrition status, prolactin status, and parity of mother by Hennart, PF, Brasseur, DJ, Delogne-Desnoeck, JB, Dramaix, MM, Robyn, CE

“…Milk lactoferrin (LF), lysozyme (LZ), and secretory IgA (slgA) were measured cross-sectionally in 127 Zaïrean mothers, lactating ≥ 18 mo. The 54 urban mothers…”
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Maternal complications induced by digoxin treatment of fetal tachycardia: A retrospective series of 18 cases by Moatassim, S., Touleimat, S., Hazelzet, T., Brasseur, M.D., Diguet, A., Durand, I., Verspyck, E.

“…To evaluate maternal tolerance to digoxin, used alone or associated to other antiarrhythmic drugs in the management of fetal tachycardia. This retrospective…”
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HOMOCYSTEINE IN PEDIATRIC POPULATION AND VITAMINE B STATUS by De Laet, C., Wautrecht, J‐C., Brasseur, D.

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Prognostic indices for mortality of hospitalized children in Central Africa by DRAMAIX, M, BRASSEUX, D, DONNEN, P, BAWHERE, P, PORIGNON, D, TONGLET, R, HENNART, P

“…A hospital-based follow-up study was conducted between 1986 and 1988 at Lwiro (South Kivu Province, Zaire). Of 1,129 children in the study, three of four were…”
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Vitamin A deficiency and protein-energy malnutrition in a sample of pre-school age children in the Kivu Province in Zaire by Donnen, P, Brasseur, D, Dramaix, M, Vertongen, F, Ngoy, B, Zihindula, M, Hennart, P

“…To assess pre-school age children's vitamin A status in a population where protein-energy malnutrition is endemic and serum retinol binding protein and…”
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Leishmaniasis acquired in Belgium by Cohen, C, Corazza, F, De Mol, P, Brasseur, D

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Simvastatin use in children by Ducobu, J, Brasseur, D, Chaudron, J M, Deslypere, J P, Harvengt, C, Muls, E, Thomson, M

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An improved method for specific and quantitative determination of the clopidogrel active metabolite isomers in human plasma by Tuffal, Gilles, Roy, Sebastien, Lavisse, Melanie, Brasseur, Denis, Schofield, Joe, Delesque Touchard, Nathalie, Savi, Pierre, Bremond, Nicolas, Rouchon, Marie-Claude, Hurbin, Fabrice, Sultan, Eric

“…Pharmacokinetic analyses of clopidogrel are hampered by the existence of multiple active metabolite isomers (H1 to H4) and their instability in blood. We…”
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Serum albumin concentration, arm circumference, and oedema and subsequent risk of dying in children in central Africa by Dramaix, M, Hennart, P, Brasseur, D, Bahwere, P, Mudjene, O, Tonglet, R, Donnen, P, Smets, R

“…Objective--To measure the prognostic value of clinical, anthropometric, and biological indicators of protein energy malnutrition in hospitalised children…”
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Effects of cow's milk supplementation on milk output of protein deficient lactating mothers and on their infants' energy and protein status by Donnen, Ph, Brasseur, D., Dramaix, M., Assimbo, V., Hennart, P.

“…A cow's milk supplement providing 500 kcal (2093 kJ) and 18 g of protein a day was given during 2 months to 83 lactating Zairian mothers suffering from protein…”
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Antivirals for influenza in healthy adults by Brasseur, Daniel

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Tick-borne relapsing fever in a premature infant by Brasseur, D

“…Relapsing fever is caused by the Borrelia species of spirochetes. Louse-born epidemics of the disease may occur but the endemic disease is usually transmitted…”
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Summary of knowledge gaps related to quality and efficacy of current influenza vaccines by Pfleiderer, Michael, Trouvin, Jean-Hugues, Brasseur, Daniel, Gränstrom, Marta, Shivji, Ragini, Mura, Manuela, Cavaleri, Marco

“…Highlights • The scientific progress and 2009 pandemic prompted a review of CHMP flu guidelines and identification of gaps in knowledge. • We summarised and…”
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Biological risk factors for fatal protein energy malnutrition in hospitalized children in Zaire by Brasseur, D, Hennart, P, Dramaix, M, Bahwere, P, Donnen, P, Tonglet, R, Devreker, T, Duchateau, J

“…Biological markers were used in an attempt to predict mortality in children admitted to the hospital in Kivu, Zaire, for protein energy malnutrition. Data for…”
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Aluminum and infants by Goyens, P, Brasseur, D

“…To the Editor.— Litov and co-workers1 address an important question regarding aluminum loading in infants. Aluminum is a toxic element. Its retention results…”
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