Clinova’s leadership team led by Co-founder and Director of Research and Development, Arsalan Karim will be available to meet partners and industry leaders at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos which begins on the 25^th of January, 2012 and continues till the 29^th of January, 2012.

For further information about meeting our team, please contact our information department with your details,

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Stemaderm™ is a novel 100% natural skincare cream. The unique formula is based on a combination of natural ingredients that work synergistically to provide a beneficial skincare action. The patent will provide Stemaderm™ with long term protection and security in key markets.

For further information about the patent, please contact our information department with your request,

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Andrew qualified at Sunderland School of Pharmacy and trained as Pharmacist with Boots the Chemist. Andrew owns the AlChem Pharmacy Group. He was elected to the National Pharmacy Association Board of Management in April 2010 to represent the South West and became Vice Chairman in April 2011. Andrew is the South West Regional Representative for Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee and is an active member of Gloucestershire Local Pharmaceutical Committee and was recently elected to NHS Gloucestershire PEC.  He is a pharmacist member of the Primary Care Cardio Vascular Society and has interest in developing local networks of pharmacists keen to deliver services to Primary Care Commissioning organizations. Andrew will provide Clinova with strategic advise on the rollout of our new OTC products for the UK pharmacy market. He is also active in Europe as member of the Alliance Healthcare European Forum and an early advocate of Alphega Pharmacy, the virtual chain concept developed by Alliance Healthcare.

Clinova aims to produce a liquid remedy that includes a X2030 as its principal ingredient. The product will be indicated to help with the management of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Clinova’s research programme will develop the formulation and conduct all clinical development work to help launch the product globally.

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Volcanic ash consists of small particles of volcanic rock. It is light grey to black and can be as fine as talcum powder. During a volcanic eruption, the ash can be breathed deep into the lungs and cause irritation even in healthy people

Volcanic ash can be especially harmful to people with respiratory conditions lung disease such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), which includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Exposure to particulate air pollution can trigger asthma attacks and cause wheezing, coughing, and respiratory irritation in individuals with sensitive airways.

WHO spokesman Daniel Epstein said the microscopic ash is potentially dangerous for people when it starts to reach the Earth because inhaled particles can enter the lungs and cause respiratory problems.

“We’re very concerned about it,” Epstein said. “These particles when inhaled can reach the peripheral regions of … the lungs and can cause problems — especially for people with asthma or respiratory problems.” He also said Europeans who go outside might want to consider wearing a mask.

Whilst volcanic ash is suspended in the air, it is vital that the population exposed protects themselves by wearing masks. For protection against volcanic ash, high-efficiency, light-weight disposable masks/respirators are appropriate. The mask must provide protection at the highest concentration the person will experience. Suitable disposable masks are ‘CE’ marked to show that the design has been tested to a recognised standard such as Covaflu FFP3 face mask.

For the public, use of masks is only necessary whilst the levels of suspended dust are above background levels. For those involved in clean-up operations, garden maintenance or even people who are cleaning houses and property, masks should be worn at all times whilst the ash is mobile in the atmosphere.

The following guidelines will protect your respiarory health, and should be followed especially by those at highest risk, children, pregnant women, the elderly, and those with chronic lung diseases.

1 Stay indoors.

2 Do not smoke

3 Drink plenty of fluids to loosen mucus and help you cough.

4 Refrain from all outdoor exercise if particle pollution is visible.

5 If you take medications, put them in a convenient place. It is important to continue taking your medicines. Medications you need for an acute episode should be readily available.

6 Assume that your lung condition may deteriorate and contact your physician as soon as any problem develops. Do not allow a respiratory condition to linger, especially if there is a high concentration of ash particles.

7 Utilize air quality monitoring systems to determine the safety of the air quality in your area each day.

8 A mask with such Covaflu FFP3 rating is ideal for volcanic ash protection.

While these suggestions are intended especially for persons suffering from respiratory conditions (asthma, emphysema, bronchitis), they are also useful for normally healthy people during episodes of volcanic haze.

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