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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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A day in the life of a pharmacist working in aesthetics
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Six things to look for in a pharmacy preregistration placement
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Dispensing errors: where does responsibility lie?
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A day caring for vulnerable people with learning disabilities
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How to shift your pharmacy career from analogue to digital
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Community pharmacy: the revolution has begun
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Keith Ridge: 'This is the most fantastic time for pharmacy ever'
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We're grateful for the clarity, but the new pharmacy contract fails to fix our broken market
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The big debate: is online dispensing a threat?
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Pharmacy access to full patient records is more critical than ever
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