Multiple births persist as doctors buck guidelines

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In the European Union some in vitro fertilization clinics are implanting more than the recommended three embryos at a time, increasing health risks for both mothers and babies. Reasons include patient demand and competition by the clinics to achieve the highest success rates. Physicians who break the European Union health law can lose their licenses, be fined or incarcerated.

Fertilization in vitro, Multiple birth

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EU drug agency keeps Bextra on list of suspended medicine

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The European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products is supporting the continued suspension of Bextra produced by the pharmaceutical manufacturer Pfizer Inc. The European drug agency also indicated that new side effect warnings and contraindications should be issued for other COX-2 inhibitors sold in the European Union.

COX-2 inhibitors, European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products, Bextra (Medication)

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Gazprom faces asset sale under EU's energy plan

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Russia's OAO Gazprom will need to sell off its distribution assets within the Eastern European region under the European Union's proposed plan to reorganize the energy industry. In order to increase competition, the proposal will require energy firms to separate production and distribution businesses.

Acquisitions & mergers, Gas Utilities, Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Natural Gas Distribution, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Natural gas liquids, Petroleum refining, Gas Production and Distribution, Oil & Gas Extraction, Oil and Gas Extraction, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Energy policy, Russia, Gas industry, OAO Gazprom

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