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US. Cardiovascular diseases cause 40% of all deaths in the United States. This is more than all forms of cancer combined. DENMARK. Pronova BioPharma has inaugurated a new facility to produce the first omega-3 based prescription drug approved for treatment of cardiovascular diseases in the EU and USA.

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Our reason for being is "engineering for a healthier world". The idea is quite simple: We cannot claim to save lives or cure diseases. We do not produce any medicine, but we put all our engineering and consulting efforts behind the companies that do - our customers. And by supporting our custmers, we play our part.

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Page 1: Engineering for a healthier world

US. Cardiovascular diseases cause 40% of all deaths in the United States. This is more

than all forms of cancer combined.

DENMARK. Pronova BioPharma has inaugurated a new facility to produce the first omega-3 based

prescription drug approved for treatment of cardiovascular diseases in the EU and USA.

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CHINA. Less than a decade ago, type 2 diabetes was very rare in China. Today more than

90 million people have the disease or its precursor.

USA. Novo Nordisk has extended their production facility which makes insulin cartridges and the FlexPen® product used worldwide to treat people with diabetes.

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GERMANY. Almost one million children and adolescents suffer from hay fever and will do so for the rest of their lives, unless treated.

DENMARK. ALK has started supplying GRAZAX® – the world’s first tablet-based grass pollen allergy vaccine

– out of their modernised facilities.

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INDONESIA. Japanese encephalitis affects thousands of people each year causing death

or disability. Especially among children.

INDIA. HLL Lifecare is building a world class vaccine production facility to combat world health

issues including Japanese encephalitis.

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D. R. CONGO. Millions of people are injured and infected through unsafe injections every year.

WHO, UNICEF and UNFPA have a joint policy to use auto-disabled syringes when administering vaccines.

ABU DHABI. Medeco has established the first manufacturing of auto-disabled syringes in the Middle East

and Africa. The syringe is recommended by WHO and used in more than 40 countries in Africa, the Middle East and Far East.

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USA. In 2004 autoimmune disease was the fourth largest cause of disability among women.

SWITZERLAND. Centocor Ortho Biotech has opened a new R&D fill finish pilot plant facility that was awarded

Facility of the Year 2009 for Facility Integration.

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RUSSIA.After years of decline, the tuberculosis incidence has doubled during

the 1990s and Russia is now among the 20 most affected countries in the world.

DENMARK. Statens Serum Institut has built a multi-purpose vaccine production facility to help address current health problems.

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MOROCCO. Basic health concerns like diarrhoeal diseases cause more

than 12% of childhood deaths.

BRAZIL. Fresenius Kabi has expanded and modernised their production facility

for infusion solutions.

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USA. A blood transfusion is vital at some point in the treatment of

5 million patients each year.

CZECH REPUBLIC. Fresenius Hemocare has just revamped their facility

which manufactures blood bags.