2020 For many of these reactions, the FDA database uses medical terminology, such as pyrexia and dyspnoea for fever and labored breathing, respectively. Ajc Homepage, ajc, 24 July 2017 Word History Etymology New Latin, from Greek pyressein to be feverish, from pyretos First Known Use ...
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Swanson, he said "past tense, and with Dr. Hayes he said "a past day." Dr. Zimmerman asked him the meaning of "designate" and he said "a specific area or place" while with Dr. Swanson he said he did not know. Govt. Exh. 36 at 4; Govt. Exh. 35 at 2; Deft. Exh. 5 at ...