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Embarq Holdings Company, LLC

Michael Lee Martin

David W Reece

James Albert Brenton

Matthew Hermstedt

A medicated hard candy product for treating eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is disclosed herein. The medicated hard candy product includes a hard candy base material, the hard candy base material forming a substantially rigid candy product after being heated and permitted to cool for a predetermined time period; and a corticosteroid, the corticosteroid being intermixed with the hard candy base material. The medicated hard candy product is configured to reduce or alleviate esophageal inflammation and/or symptoms associated therewith in an individual when orally administered thereto. In one or more embodiments, the corticosteroid comprises one of: (i) budesonide, (ii) fluticasone, (iii) ciclesonide, (iv) beclomethasone dipropionate, and (v) mometasone furoate. Also, in one or more embodiments, the medicated hard candy product is in the form of a lollipop or lozenge. A method of treating, reducing, or alleviating esophageal inflammation in an individual, which utilizes the medicated hard candy product, is also disclosed herein.

Medicated hard candy product for treating esophageal inflammation and a method using the same

A system and method for establishing centralized, out-of-band access to remote network elements is provided. Status and other information can be securely retrieved from the remote elements. One or more servers observe and manage a plurality of remote elements using modem-to-modem communications between a modem bank and a remote modem. Requests are submitted through a central mediation point, thereby allowing central control of user profiles and a collection of security audit log information. One or more authentication mechanisms provide enforced security measures and trusted communication paths between a user and a remote element. Remote elements can be securely monitored and administered from a central location.

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Farmersville, OH, United States of America

Michael Lee Martin