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Curt D. Furberg, a native of Sweden, worked for 11 years at the US National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and now teaches at Wake Forest University School of Medicine. Dr. Furberg is a member of the US FDA Advisory Committee on Drug Safety and Risk Management.

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  1. Taking Drug Safety Seriously

    Taking Drug Safety Seriously

    Jun 20, 2005 Curt D. Furberg

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    Did COP29 Fail Women?

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    The Crisis that Germany Needs

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    Successful Industrial Policy Requires Industry Experts

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    China’s Fast-Changing Economic Adjustments

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    Syria’s House of Cards

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    External factors surely contributed to the Syrian regime’s vulnerability in the face of a new rebel advance. But the primary cause of President Bashar al-Assad’s downfall is that he presided over a disintegrating social contract, enabling his enemies to forge new coalitions organized around meeting the everyday needs of Syria’s people.

     explains why Bashar al-Assad’s government collapsed so quickly, placing most of the blame on Assad himself.
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    Will Your Encrypted Messages Remain Private in Europe?

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    The Fall of the House of Assad

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    The Middle East’s geopolitical landscape has been transformed by the swift collapse of Syria’s al-Assad dynasty. While the Iranian-led “axis of resistance” now appears hollowed out, an Islamist regime in Damascus may prove deeply unsettling not only to Israel, but also to the region’s Arab states.

     agrees with Iran’s former vice president that the Syrian regime’s collapse will transform the Middle East.

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