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Bayer Science Fact: Sugar Cane
Learn more about the Crystals of Delight:
www.cropscience.bayer.com/…/Maga…/Sweetening-the-Future.aspx
Facts about watermelon
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Find out more about our Scientist at Bayer CropScience and how they are developing new melon varieties:
http://www.cropscience.bayer.com/Magazine/Melons.aspx
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Bayer Science Video: The Kidneys
The kidneys are the body’s central filtering apparatus: they cleanse the blood of waste products and ensure that harmful substances are excreted with the urine, while substances that are of use to the body are returned to the blood. The entire blood volume – approximately seven liters – is pumped through the kidneys 200 times per day.
Innovation requires perseverance:
Before anactive ingredient becomes a drug product in the pharmacy, it has to undergo rigorous testing – a process which takes approx. 10 - 12 years.
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Possible Signs of Anemia
The signs of anemia are not always clear. The duration and the severity of the disease have a big influence. Therefore the symptoms caused by a lack of oxygen differ from patient to patient – both in the kind of symptoms as well as their severity. They can include:
• trouble concentrating and tiredness...
• reduced physical ability to cope with pressure
• headache and sickness
• dizziness
• pounding in the ears and tinnitus
• visual disorders
• shortness of breath
• heart palpitation pale skin, conjunctiva and mucosa
Learn more about our scientists who are working on new therapies to help patients with Anemia:
http://www.magazine.bayer.com/en/living-with-anemia.aspx
Treatments for Sick Blood Cells
If our red blood cells cannot transport enough oxygen, the whole body suffers as a result. Organs become undersupplied or may even fail. A genetic mutation in the oxygen transporter hemoglobin is often the root cause of diseases which are categorized under the medical term hemoglobinopathies. Current treatment options are limited, however, and often associated with side effects. Scientists at Bayer HealthCare are therefore working on new ...therapies to help patients with hemoglobinopathies.
See MoreSecond quarter of 2015:
Bayer significantly improves earnings
The Bayer Group continued to grow sales in the second quarter of 2015 and significantly increased earnings. “All three subgroups contributed to the gratifying improvement in earnings,” said Bayer CEO Dr. Marijn Dekkers when the interim report was published on Wednesday. HealthCare posted considerable sales and earnings gains that were attributable to the further gratifying expansion of business with the recently la...unched pharmaceutical products and to the positive sales development at Consumer Health. At CropScience, sales matched the strong level of the prior-year quarter, while earnings improved. At MaterialScience, sales were level with the prior-year quarter. Earnings of this subgroup, however, posted a sharp improvement of almost 90 percent, mainly as a result of the improved demand situation and lower raw material costs. The preparations for the planned stock market flotation of MaterialScience are on schedule. Dekkers expressed his continued optimism for the year as a whole: “We are confirming our Group forecast for the operational performance of continuing operations.” The Group forecast has been adjusted to take account of the changes in exchange rates as of June 30, 2015.
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http://www.quarterly-report-2015-q2.bayer.com/
Bayer Science Video: How a tumor forms.
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http://www.research.bayer.com/…/immunotherapies-against-can…
New Bayer Magazine Story: Living with Anemia
Maya Hügle has suffered from anemia since her youth. Even today, the disease continues to define how she lives her everyday life – with frequent injections and recurring episodes of exhaustion. Pharmaceutical research companies like Bayer are therefore searching for ways to improve treatment for people like Maya.
Read the whole story here:...
http://www.magazine.bayer.com/en/living-with-anemia.aspx
Bayer added 10 new photos to the album: International Self-Care Day 2015.
Explore The Amazing Journey of Life
Bayer today unveiled “The Amazing Journey of Life - 2015 International Self-Care Day” at Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. The three-day event introduces an interactive exhibition with professional lectures to promote the role of self-care, and to highlight the company’s commitment to human, animal and plant health.
International Self-Care Day was established in 2011 as a global health commemoration day. It calls on citizens around the word to pay attention to the health and self-care of their families as well as themselves 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Every year on July 24, “International Self-Care Day” is celebrated around the world.
Dangerous Bacterial Infection Is Destroying Entire Citrus Plantations
Huanglongbing, yellow dragon or citrus greening – all names for the same threat to citrus plants around the globe. This bacterial disease threatens all types of citrus crops including oranges, lemons, limes and grapefruit, and is driving citrus growers to despair. It is spread by an insect called the Asian citrus psyllid which carries the deadly bacteria to citrus plants. Researchers at Bayer CropScie...nce are currently developing integrated strategies to combat this disease, including active substances to control its vector and the disease itself, and biological control agents for citrus plantations.
Learn more about the work of our scientists:
http://www.research.bayer.com/en/citrus-greening.aspx
Virtual tests for new therapies
When researchers design a new drug product, they have to know exactly what will happen to the active ingredient once it is inside the body. For this, they are increasingly turning to computer-based predictions and virtual patients. Scientists at Bayer are collaborating with external partners on innovative methods to better predict the safety and efficacy of new active ingredients and thus make drug development even more effective.
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www.research.bayer.com/en/virtual-medicine.aspx
Innovation on Wheels
A new form of innovation: 30 staff members from a range of subgroups and departments as well as students worked together to develop new ideas for users in the production environment – travelling across Germany on a bus that had been converted specially into a mobile open-plan office. With four calling points at Bayer production sites and the Fraunhofer Institute in Dortmund, they were looking for numerous valuable insights into the real-life requirements at the various locations. “We don’t want to develop new concepts from our desks – we want to talk to people directly,” explained Dr. Maria Luisa Binda who, together with her colleague Dr. Tom Maes, is responsible for innovation at Bayer HealthCare Product Supply.
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Precision work: sterile tweezers are used to remove stamens from a wheat ear to ensure that the plant cannot self-pollinate so that it can selectively cross-bred.
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Decoding molecular patterns
They investigate metabolic processes in humans and animals, plants and microorganisms: scientists at Bayer are using innovative methods to identify new targets for active substances and to test innovative procedures, from an artificial nose used to diagnose lung diseases through to highly effective mass spectrometry used in the development of new crop protection agents. The key to their success: precise analysis of molecular fragments called metabolites.
Read the whole story here: http://www.research.bayer.com/en/metabolism-analysis.aspx