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BIJ

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BIJBureau d'Information Jeunesse (French)
BIJBenchmarking: An International Journal (Emerald Group Publishing)
BIJBusiness Integration Journal (Thomas Communications Inc.)
BIJBioLine Innovations Jerusalem (drug development; Israel)
BIJBelieving in June (band)
BIJBusiness Insight Japan (magazine)
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BURGERS, JS; BAILEY, JV; KLAZINGA, NS; VAN DER BIJ, AK; GROL, R & FEDER, G 2000: Inside guidelines--A comparitive analysis of recommendations and evidence in diabetes guidelines from 13 countries.
National guidelines for the management of diabetes mellitus: a ... by O'Brien, Coleen A.; Van Rooyen, Dalena; Carlson, Sheree / Health SA Gesondheid
BL-1040 is the first program to graduate from the BIJ (BioLine Innovations Jerusalem) incubator subsidized by the Israeli Office of the Chief Scientist.
Ikaria[R] to In-License BioLineRx's BL-1040 by Business Wire
BL-2050 has already received approval for entry into the BIJ program and BL-2060 will be submitted for review in the coming weeks.
BioLineRx In-Licenses Two Additional Drug Candidates from Tel Aviv ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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