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• How do i report a side effect of a bayer product?

  To enable Bayer to provide up-to date safety information on Bayer products, your support is pivotal, whether you are a customer, patient or healthcare professional. If you want to report a side effect or quality complaint, please contact your healthcare professional (e.g. physician or pharmacist) or your local health authority.

• What is the effect of the group continuity rules?

  Effect of the group continuity rules. CTA09/S336 applies to a transaction, or a series of transactions as a result of which one company directly or indirectly replaces another as a party to a loan relationship, and includes the case where a company becomes party to ‘equivalent rights and obligations’.

• How do I report a side effect or product complaint with Lilly?

  This includes any possible side effects not listed in the package leaflet. To report a side effect or product complaint with a Lilly product please contact Lilly at the number below: Please press 1 to speak to Medical Information. Additionally, reporting forms and further information can be found at www.hpra.ie

• How do i contact sandoz about a side effect?

  If you would like to report a side effect, or adverse event, involving a Sandoz medicine in the US, please contact us by calling 1-800-525-8747. Product- and Customer-related Inquiries If you are a patient, doctor or health care provider and have a question concerning one of our generic drugs or biosimilars, please call 1-800-525-8747.

• What is the hook effect and how does it affect protac?

  The formation of ternary complex is the key to PROTAC degradation of target protein, but the Hook effect will occur when the concentration of PROTAC molecule is high. PROTAC can interact with E3 ligase ligand and target protein ligand to form a binary complex, resulting in a decrease in degradation activity.