Bad Nauheim
Bad Nauheim , town (1994 pop. 29,405), Hesse, central Germany, in the Taunus Mts. It is a world-famous resort, noted for its salt springs, which are used to treat heart and nerve diseases.
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Aggressive treatment can delay diabetes ailments. (intensive insulin shots and blood tests may prevent kidney, eye, and nerve diseases caused by diabetes) (Brief Article)
Magazine article from: Jet; 6/28/1993; 114 words
; ...inclucle more than three shots of insulin an blood sugar tests every lay, can help control the development of eve, kidney and nerve diseases related to diabetes, recent research reveals. During the American Diabetes Association in Las Vegas, a 10-year study of...
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Takeda Chemical applies for patent.(Brief Article)
Newspaper article from: BIOTECH Patent News; 9/1/2000; 35 words
; Takeda Chemical Industries (Osaka, Japan) has applied for a patent covering G protein coupled receptor protein and antibodies to it for treatment and diagnosis of nerve diseases. (Japanese Appl. 323759; WO Publication 200029441)
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German church union.(WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF)(newly formed Evangelical Church in Central Germany)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: Presbyterian Record; 2/1/2009; 104 words
; ...the historic sites associated with the 16th-century reformer Martin Luther have merged to form the Evangelical Church in Central Germany. The witness of the church will gain in appeal if we do together the things that we can do better together, said Bishop...
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YEMEN: YEMENI - GERMAN COOPERATION DISCUSSED AT MEDICAL CONFERENCE.
Newspaper article from: IPR Strategic Business Information Database; 2/15/2000; 66 words
; ...Aden University and Yemen-German Committee and with the participation of (33) researchers, the conference discussed more than (35) researches in surgery. It also discussed modern medical sciences fields, nerve diseases, cancer, bones surgery.
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Ali's Life Story.(Newsmakers)
Magazine article from: Jet; 10/27/2003; 71 words
; ...present the book GOAT (Greatest Of All Time), a 75-pound book chronicling his life, at the Frankfurt Book Fail in Frankfurt, central Germany. With a price tag of roughly $3,500, the book is illustrated with 3,000 photographs, some published for the first time...
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Twinning with Frankenau completes triangle of twins.
Newspaper article from: Matlock Mercury (Matlock, England); 5/24/2006; 360 words
; ...coupled with the town of Die in France, will officially join up with Frankenau in Germany. Visitors from the small town in central Germany are coming to Wirksworth this weekend to cement relations with their new found twin. The chairman of the Wirksworth Twinning...
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Ancient and modern: while the physical and spatial fluidity of concrete is no new thing, computer modelling techniques and advances in chemical science are allowing the humble concrete mould to produce exciting new forms of expression.(Process)
Magazine article from: The Architectural Review; 1/1/2004; ; 700+ words
; ...antiquity, believe it or not there is a link between Hadrian's Pantheon in Rome and Hadid's latest project currently on site in central Germany. Despite being separated by almost 2000 years, both buildings present significant shifts in the formal and spatial expression...
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DARMSTADT CELEBRATES 100 YEARS OF ART NOUVEAU.
Magazine article from: Contemporary Review; 7/1/2000; ; 700+ words
; FEW visitors to central Germany would include Darmstadt as part of their itinerary. Just south of that gigantic beehive that is Frankfurt, and slightly off the...
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The struggle for Germany.
Magazine article from: National Review; 7/27/1984; ; 700+ words
; ...Republic. At first glance the change in the GDR (known to foreigners as East Germany, although many Germans refer to it as Central Germany--East Germany being the areas ceded to Poland) might seem relatively harmless; some observers in the West might even view...
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FDA proposal aims to protect animals, humans from diseases.(proposed rule banning ruminant and mink tissue from ruminant feeds; to counter bovine spongiform encephalopathy)(Updates)(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: FDA Consumer; 3/1/1997; 329 words
; To help protect animals from transmissible, fatal degenerative nerve diseases and to minimize the risk of the diseases being transmitted to humans, FDA has proposed banning tissue from cows, sheep, goats...
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Nauheim
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
see Bad Nauheim , Germany.
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Fürstner
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music
Fürstner. Ger. firm of music publishers. Founded Berlin 1868 by Adolph Fürstner ( b Berlin, 1833; d Bad Nauheim, 1908), who was head clerk of Bote & Bock before launching his own firm. In 1872 bought Dresden firm of Meser, thereby...
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Taunus
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...the Rheingau region, have famous vineyards, notably at Rüdesheim, Johannisberg, Biebrich, and Kastel. Wiesbaden, Bad Nauheim, and Bad Homburg are the best known of the many mineral spas in the Taunus. There are many ruins of medieval castles and...
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Hesse
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
...sparked a number of small industries, including glass, toy, and musical-instrument manufactures. Wiesbaden, Bad Homburg, and Bad Nauheim are among numerous health resorts of Hesse. Frankfurt, Marburg, Giessen, and Darmstadt have noted universities...
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Albert Field Marshal Kesselring
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment; in October 1952 he was released for reasons of ill health. He died in Bad Nauheim, Bavaria, on July 16, 1960. Further Reading Kesselring's highly defensive memoirs were published under two different...
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