CHALLENGES IN DRUG USE NEAR TERM AND DURING DELIVERY

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Dan Farine

Keywords

DRUG, DELIVERY

Abstract

There   are   currently   many   sources   for information   ranging   from   standard   textbooks going through the ten of thousands of peer reviewed article and ending with the huge amount of data accessible through the Internet.  

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