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Using a mummy as a medicine
Different types of mummy could be used to make tincture, treacle, elixir or balsam, which could, in turn, be used for treating different types of affliction.
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Pharmacokinetic considerations and challenges in oral anticancer drug therapy
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Substandard and falsified medicines: global and local efforts to address a growing problem
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Antidepressants in the treatment of major depression: a changing landscape for clinical decision making
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What could UK pharmacy teams learn about suicide prevention from North America?
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Responding to disruptions in the pharmaceutical supply chain
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Impact of including clinical indications on inpatient prescriptions
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The bar must not be lowered for medical cannabis
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Stephen Watkins: 'What we're doing is about transformation of pharmacy'
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A call for action on high-dose opioid prescribing
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Pharmacists must identify and treat the missing millions with hypertension
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Malcolm Harrison: 'Expect considerable pressure from staff shortages in the next 18 months'
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Breath of fresh air: why it is time for a national drive to recycle used inhalers
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Sandra Gidley elected as new president of RPS
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RPS relaunches membership survey
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Ash Soni: 'You get fed up with people throwing rocks at your head'
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RPS policy on type 2 diabetes calls for full integration of pharmacists across NHS systems
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RPS joins London Pride parade for first time
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