Dr. Weir graduated from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 1978. He works in Baltimore, MD and 1 other location and specializes in Nephrology. Dr. Weir is affiliated with University Of Maryland Medical Center.
A composite tape substrate, formed by at least two polymers, where the polymer on the face side has a relatively low peel strength in combination with the adhesive, and where the polymer on the backside has a relatively high peel strength in combination with the adhesive.
Matthew Weir - Spartanburg SC, US Robert Miller - Piedmont SC, US
International Classification:
G03B023/02
US Classification:
242/348400
Abstract:
A film container incorporating a light-blocking pile fabric composite disposed in bounding relation to a slit opening in the container. The pile fabric composite includes a heat curable resilient polymeric stiffening primer disposed across the underside of a pile fabric and a layer of substantially solvent free, heat activatable adhesive disposed below the primer and bonded to a bare or coated surface of the container.
"Doctors are paranoid about hyperkalemic death when they use these kidney- and heart- protective drugs. So they won't use them, or they use them in much lower doses than they should," said Dr. Matthew Weir of the University of Maryland School of Medicine and chief author of the patiromer study.
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