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2023-11-02 21:52:21

The world No.1 Novak Djokovicill and diminished, experienced certain difficulties in reaching the quarter-finals of the Masters 1000 at Paris-Bercy this Thursday, but managed to do so by overthrowing the surprising Dutchman Tallon Greek track (23e) 4-6, 7-6 (7/2), 6-4.

Djokovic is the last representative of the world’s top 4, following the surprise eliminations of Carlos Alcaraz (2nd) and Daniil Medvedev (3rd), and the withdrawal of Jannik Sinner (4th) before his round of 16.

He might find the Dane Holger Rune (7th) in the quarter-final, who beat him in the final last year, if he manages on Thursday evening to avoid the trap of the German Daniel Altmaier (54th).

But it was complicated for the Serbian, outgoing finalist and six-time winner of the tournament, who showed up on the court, visibly ill.

In the first set, Absentdiligent, nevertheless started by leading 4-1, before strangely collapsing and letting his opponent win five consecutive games to take the first round to everyone’s surprise (6-4).

He sat on his bench, livid, and even called the doctor to some boos from the Parisian public.

But his opponent, aggressive in return, particularly well inspired on his serve, chained together the winning shots (16 in the first set, 18 in the second), to the great despair of the world No.1 whose head was seen several times low.

Heckled, he had to work to keep away three break points in the second set, including two at 4-4 and 15-40 on his put in. He recovered following a decisive game which he overcame 7/2 facing a slightly less calm opponent.

In the third set, Djokovic seemed angry on numerous occasions, however managing to break at 2-2, but was almost unbroken in the process following another double fault (the 7th of the match).

He even insulted the Bercy public – once once more very dissipated -, showing himself to be quite annoyed to see the 15,000 spectators applauding this turnaround.

But the winner of 24 Grand Slam tournaments immediately took over the Dutchman’s challenge, on a blank break, and concluded his first match point on his serve to win 6-4, following 2 hours 39 minutes of play.

“Congratulations to him for his match, he deserved his victory more than me today“, he said on court following qualifying.

“I started well but felt very bad followingwards, maybe a stomach virus caught the last 2-3 days, but that’s life. You have to find solutions and I did it tonight“, he added.

In the Parisian venue, Novak Djokovic is playing his first tournament following a month and a half break following the 24th Grand Slam trophy won at the US Open in September, in the process equaling the absolute record of the Australian Margaret Court. After his triumph in New York, he made a victorious appearance in the Davis Cup in Spain, in Valencia.

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2023-11-03 02:03:06

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2023-11-03 01:15:00

Key points. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced the latest in a series of recalls involving eye drops. The new recall concerns LEADER brand eye drops. FDA investigators They said they found unsanitary conditions at the facility where they are manufactured.

THURSDAY, Nov. 2, 2023 (HealthDay News) — Cardinal Health, Inc. is voluntarily recalling certain LEADER brand eye drops because they may cause eye infections. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ) informed the Dublin, Ohio, company that agency investigators found unsanitary conditions at its manufacturing facility. Tests of critical drug production areas of the facility came back positive for bacteria. The drops were supplied by Velocity Pharma, LLC. Possible eye infections caused by bacteria might lead to partial vision loss or blindness, Cardinal Health warned in a recall notice from the FDA. These products were required to be sterile. Contaminated ophthalmic pharmaceuticals pose a particular risk of harm because the products applied to the eyes bypass some of the body’s natural defenses. Cardinal Health has received reports of three adverse events related to these listed products and has shared this information with its supplier, the recall notice said. Several products are part of the recall. They are: LEADER Eye Irritation Relief, NDC code 70000-0087-1LEADER Dry Eye Relief, NDC code 70000-0089-1LEADER Lubricant Eye Drops, NDC code 70000-0090 -1LEADER Lubricant Eye Drops, NDC code 70000-0090-2 (2-pack) and 70000-0090-1 (bottle)LEADER Dry Eye Relief, NDC code 70000-0088-1LEADER Lubricant Eye Drops, NDC code 70000-0587-1

These eye drops are sold over the counter for temporary relief of burning and foreign body sensation caused by dryness, to protect once morest further irritation, and to relieve redness. They were shipped to wholesalers and retailers beginning in December 2021. While the company notifies to their direct mail accounts and arrange for the return of products, wholesalers, distributors and retailers should stop selling the eye drops. Consumers should also stop using them. You can return any recalled products to the place of purchase.Talk to your doctor or seek medical attention immediately if you have signs or symptoms of an eye infection.Contact Sedgwick, Inc. with questions by phone at 855-215-4940 of 8 am to 5 pm EST on weekdays, or by email at [email protected] adverse events to the FDA’s MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program either online, by regular mail, or by fax.More InformationLearn more information on recalled products from the FDA. The U.S. National Library of Medicine has more information on eye infections. SOURCE: U.S. Food and Drug Administration, news release, Nov. 1, 2023

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