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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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Impact of including clinical indications on inpatient prescriptions
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Role of dual and triple fixed-dose combination inhalers in the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
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Simulation-based training: applications in clinical pharmacy
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Identifying modifiable risk factors to reduce inpatient hypoglycaemia
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Testing annual asthma reviews for those who fail to attend: proof-of-concept study
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Risk factors for mortality, hospitalisation and imprisonment in substance misuse patients
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NHS ten-year plan: good for pharmacists, but what about pharmacies?
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RPS members to advise government on the misuse of drugs
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'Rouse Ltd (Chemist) of Wigmore Street', a 1953 oil painting by John Vicat Cole
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RPS opens consultation on professional standards for community pharmacy services
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Palliative Care Formulary now available on MedicinesComplete
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Jeremy Macdonald: 'The data we collect are critical to understanding how people are using our services'
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UK needs far greater investment into diabetes research, Diabetes UK head of research says at RPS/UCL New Year lecture
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