https://www.selleckchem.com/products/anacardic-acid.html The results highlighted that 40 laboratories fall into the "low risk" and the remaining 2 into the "moderate risk" category. Conclusions. Labs with risk. Labs with risk factors are a minority. These were properly identified using the proposed methodology. Biomedical research in academic settings is an important issue for Public Health and Environment protection. As workplaces, the facilities for research expose their personnel to different hazards and health risks. The University of L'Aquila (Italy) carried out a field study aimed at creating and applying a checklist intended for laboratory staff. The proposed checklist was derived from the procedure illustrated in the Appendix (procedure followed for the identification of a numerical index of biological risk for university facilities) and consists of 9 items. The study was conducted in 42 laboratories. The proposed checklist was derived from the procedure illustrated in the Appendix (procedure followed for the identification of a numerical index of biological risk for university facilities) and consists of 9 items. The study was conducted in 42 laboratories.[This corrects the article DOI 10.1159/000508216.].Relapsing, recurrent or repeat peritonitis is a devastating complication for peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients and is usually associated with poor outcomes including prolonged hospitalization, catheter removal, hemodialysis transfer and even death. Despite its critical importance and frequent occurrence, there is limited available evidence to facilitate evidence-informed treatment of PD peritonitis. This editorial comments on the findings and limitations of a randomized controlled study published in this journal, which reported that extending antibiotic treatment duration for an additional week beyond that recommended by the International Society for PD did not reduce the risk of relapsing, recurrent or repeat peritonitis, and may have increased the risk o