NZ drug admin company breaks in to UK market

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Tue, 25 Aug 2009 12:00a.m.

A New Zealand company which has developed a system to make the delivery of anaesthetics safer has just broken into the UK market.

The product is already used in some hospitals here in New Zealand, and the company claims it heavily reduces drug administration error.
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31 Aug 2009 01:13a.m.

John wrote:

I think it is great that Emma highlights in this feature the work of real heroes and heroines who invent and develop advances in science & medical care that really benefit all Global Humanity.
I believe that people with great gifts, these youngsters who are hot house kids and indigo babies when they fully mature and grow up will lead us in partnership to a brave new world where sufering and unnecessary pain and death are minimised. Women too can be at the forefront of creativity and invention- look at beautiful Hedy Lamarr who envisioned the computer yet was known as just a nude glamour actress who started in Ecstacy, or Madame Marie Curie who in partnership with her older shadow Pierre embodied intense research into cancer; The question of whether Mozart had a sister whose genius was invisible to the Globe must not be seen in 21st century medical care;
It would also be great if all the very wealthy writers, artists, film moguls and e-comerce millionaires around got together as one great integrated empowered force and gave most of their considerable money, resources, time and intellectual brain property to good works like this; In non time at all this world of spinning and celebrity fakery would evolve a step beyond and we might even see Global peace, a real solutiuon for hunger and the much heralded cure for cancer, as well as enabling infertile couples and sucessful women to retain their youthful charms and like all the biblical heroines have healthy babes later in life. The greatest advaNCES tO MAN and womankind are not just artistic, let alone polical but are inventive technologicaly. We need to embrace the future now, this week and not wait any more years for States to prioritise belated resources into moving towards a way out of unnecssary pain, and a release from suffering. Gromit 2XY