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The 176-year-old chemist is preparing for another change of hands. Whats the mood of staff and residents at its home base in Nottinghamshire? Weve had several rounds of cost-cutting and it could happen again, says a Boots worker. Fears are running high as the Nottinghamshire-based chemist prepares to change hands perhaps twice in quick succession. The US private equity firm Sycamore Partners is close to finalising a $10bn (7.8bn) deal to take over the listed US owner of Boots , Walgreens Boots
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In this episode, Ill discuss whether the composition of the first few liters of resuscitation fluid is most important for patients with sepsis. Episode 1019: Normal Saline Vs. Balanced Crystalloids Could the First Few Liters Be the Ones That Matter Most? Despite the biological plausibility that using balanced crystalloid solutions for resuscitation in sepsis over normal saline should result in better outcomes due to less hyperchloremic acidosis, results from trials looking at this issue have be
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