Seventh Annual Symposium on Antibiotics

Seventh Annual Symposium on Antibiotics* By

The seventh annual Symposium on Antibiotics, organized by the journals Antibiotics and Chemotherapy and Antibiotic Medicine and Clinical Therapy (Editor, Dr. F. Marti-Ibafiez) took place at the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., on November 3-6, 1959, under the chairmanship of Dr. Henry Welch of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Over 800 doctors were registered and 246 papers were ...

Seventh International Symposium on Anaerobic Digestion

Twenty-Seventh Annual Conference on Shock

Sepsis constitutes the main cause of death at intensive care units worldwide. Although an ample variety of physiopathology-based experimental therapies has been tested in the last 20 years only activated protein C (drotrecogin alfa) has shown to improve outcome for selected patients. Therefore, the first line of treatment remains to be antibiotic therapy along with hemodynamic, ventilatory and ...

Annual Symposium on Information Assurance

Research has shown that an adverse security event such as a security breach negatively affects stock price and market valuation of the company. Such events result in substantial loss of reputation and engenders negative corporate image in company’s stakeholders. Under such crises, literature has demonstrated that companies devise crisis response strategies to counter the negative effects of the...

Annual Symposium on Information Assurance

The concept of offender profiling in computerrelated crime is in its infancy. Virtually no research exists that relates offender profiling explicitly to cyber crimes or cyber criminals. Yet it cannot be denied that, given the breadth of potential suspects in a cyber event, some method of reducing that number to a manageable level followed by the ability to identify a small number of credible su...