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11979 EVALUATION OF THE UMKC SCHOOL OF PHARMACY EXTERNSHIP PROGRAMERIC
22009 FIP GLOBAL PHARMACY WORKFORCE REPORTINTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL FEDERATION
32012 FIP GLOBAL PHARMACY WORKFORCE REPORTINTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL FEDERATION
42013 FIPED GLOBAL EDUCATION REPORTINTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL FEDERATION
525 YEARS OF THE WHO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES LISTS: PROGRESS AND CHALLENGESWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
62ND BIENNIAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE ON MEDICINES REGULATION IN AFRICA. ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA, 30TH NOVEMBER TO 1ST DECEMBER 2015 – BOOK OF ABSTRACTS. CONFERENCE THEME: REGULATORY SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING FOR ADVANCING RESEARCH, INNOVATION AND LOCAL PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTION IN AFRICAWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
73RD INTERNATIONAL PPRI CONFERENCE 2015: PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES: CHALLENGES BEYOND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS. VIENNA, AUSTRIA, 12-13 OCTOBER 2015 – ABSTRACT POSTER BOOKWHO COLLABORATING CENTRE FOR PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES
83RD INTERNATIONAL PPRI CONFERENCE 2015: PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES: CHALLENGES BEYOND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS. VIENNA, AUSTRIA, 12-13 OCTOBER 2015 – COUNTRY POSTER BOOKWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
9A 90-DAY ORAL TOXICITY STUDY AND A 5-DAY METABOLISM STUDY OF DIISOPROPYL METHYLPHOSPHONATE (DIMP) IN MINKDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
10A BEHAVIOUR CHANGE STRATEGY TO PROMOTE THE SAFE AND APPROPRIATE USE OF INJECTIONSWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
11A BIBLIOMETRIC REVIEW OF PHARMACY EDUCATION LITERATURE IN THE CONTEXT OF LOW- TO MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIESELSEVIER
12A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY OF PUBLICATION PATTERNS IN ACCESS TO MEDICINES RESEARCH IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES – SOUTHERN MED REVIEW VOL 3 ISSUE 1 FEB 2010PUBMED CENTRAL
13A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY OF PUBLICATION PATTERNS IN RATIONAL USE OF MEDICINES IN IRANA BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY OF PUBLICATION PATTERNS IN RATIONAL USE OF MEDICINES IN IRAN
14A CALL TO MAKE VALUABLE INNOVATIVE MEDICINES ACCESSIBLE IN THE EUROPEAN UNION. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A COORDINATED ACTION TO STIMULATE, MEASURE AND VALORISE PHARMACEUTICAL INNOVATION. BACKGROUND REPORT FOR THE MINISTERIAL CONFERENCE, 23-24 SEPTEMBER 2010WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
15A COMBINATION THERAPY OF JO-1 AND CHEMOTHERAPY IN OVARIAN CANCER MODELSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
16A COMBINATION THERAPY OF JO-I AND CHEMOTHERAPY IN OVARIAN CANCER MODELSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
17A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE LIBYAN NATIONAL ESSENTIAL MEDICINES LIST AND THE WHO MODEL LIST OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINESWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
18A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TOXICITY MODELSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
19A COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF PRICE AND QUALITY OF SOME BRANDED VERSUS BRANDED–GENERIC MEDICINES OF THE SAME MANUFACTURER IN INDIAMEDKNOW PUBLICATIONS
20A COMPARATIVE PHARMACOKINETIC STUDY OF THE ROLE OF GENDER AND DEVELOPMENTAL DIFFERENCES IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE TO BENZENEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
21A COMPARISON OF THE MANDATORY CONTINUING EDUCATION (MCE) REQUIREMENTS OF THE REGULATED HEALTH OCCUPATIONS IN MINNESOTAERIC
22A COMPEND OF ORGANIC AND MEDICAL CHEMISTRY; INCLUDING URINARY ANALYSIS AND THE EXAMINATION OF WATER AND FOODP. BLAKISTON’S SON & CO.
23A COMPENDIUM OF MODERN PHARMACY AND DRUGGISTS’ FORMULARYU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
24A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH IN DISSEMINATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED CARE FOR PTSDDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
25A COMPREHENSIVE SITUATION ASSESSMENT OF INJECTION PRACTICES IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE HOSPITALS IN BANGLADESHBMC PUBLIC HEALTH
26A COURSE OF PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY ARRANGED FOR THE USE OF MEDICAL STUDENTSYALE UNIVERSITY
27A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY OF PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE TOWARDS ANTIBIOTICS IN PUTRAJAYA, MALAYSIA – SOUTHERN MED REVIEW VOL 5 ISSUE 2 DECEMBER 2012SOUTHERN MED REVIEW
28A DELPHI STUDY TO DEVELOP A STANDARD LIST OF ACTIVITIES THAT COMPRISE ROUTINE CLINICAL PHARMACY SERVICESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
29A DESK REVIEW OF EXISTING LITERATURE ON MEDICINES FOR CHILDRENGHANA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH, GHANA NATIONAL DRUGS PROGRAMME
30A DIFFUSION APPROXIMATION ANALYSIS OF A GENERAL N-COMPARTMENT SYSTEMNAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
31A DISPENSATORY, OR COMMENTARY ON THE PHARMACOPOEIAS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES : COMPRISING THE NATURAL HISTORY, DESCRIPTION, CHEMISTRY, PHARMACY, ACTIONS, USES, AND DOSES OF THE ARTICLES OF THE MATERIA MEDICALEA & FEBIGER
32A FRAMEWORK FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR. GGM MODEL FRAMEWORK.WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
33A FRAMEWORK FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR. THE HASHEMITE KINGDOM OF JORDANJORDAN – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
34A GENERIC DRUG POLICY AS CORNERSTONE TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN CHINA. CHINA HEALTH POLICY NOTES, NO. 04, JUNE 2010THE WORLD BANK GROUP
35A GUIDE FOR SUPERVISING INJECTIONSWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
36A GUIDE FOR THE QUALITY ASSURANCE OF SINGLE USE INJECTION EQUIPMENTWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
37A HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ACCESS TO MEDICINES. GLOBAL HEALTH JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP, POLICY PAPER 1, SEPTEMBER 2013GLOBAL HEALTH JUSTICE PARTNERSHIP
38A HUMAN RIGHTS APPROACH TO THE WHO MODEL LIST OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINESWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
39A JOINT VENTURE ANALYSIS FOR A COMBINED ACUTE/CHRONIC HEMODIALYSIS CLINIC AT TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
40A KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, BELIEFS AND PRACTICES STUDY ON LOW GENERICS PRESCRIBING IN GHANAMINISTRY OF HEALTH OF INDONESIA, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, UNIT OF VECTOR BORNE DISEASES CONTROL, CIAMIS
41A LABORATORY MANUAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGYCORNELL UNIVERSITY
42A LABORATORY MANUAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY FOR STUDENTS IN MEDICINECORNELL UNIVERSITY
43A LABORATORY MANUAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. FOR STUDENTS IN MEDICINEWILEY
44A LABORATORY MANUAL OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRYU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
45A LIFELINE TO TREATMENT: THE ROLE OF INDIAN GENERIC MANUFACTURERS IN SUPPLYING ANTIRETROVIRAL MEDICINES TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIESBIOMED CENTRAL
46A LITERATURE REVIEW – PROBLEM DEFINITION STUDIES ON SELECTED TOXIC CHEMICALSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
47A LITERATURE REVIEW – PROBLEM DEFINITION STUDIES ON SELECTED TOXIC CHEMICALS. VOLUME 2. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF PHOSPHORUS SMOKE COMPOUNDSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
48A LITERATURE REVIEW – PROBLEM DEFINITION STUDIES ON SELECTED TOXIC CHEMICALS. VOLUME 4. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF THE FOG OILS SGF NO. 1 AND SGF NO. 2 AND SMOKE SCREENS GENERATED FROM THEMDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
49A LITERATURE REVIEW – PROBLEM DEFINITION STUDIES ON SELECTED TOXIC CHEMICALS. VOLUME 6. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF UREA-FORMALDEHYDE RESINSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
50A LITERATURE REVIEW-PROBLEM DEFINITION STUDIES ON SELECTED TOXIC CHEMICALS. VOLUME 1. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF DIESEL FUEL AND WHITE SMOKE GENERATED FROM ITDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
51A MANUAL OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS AS APPLIED TO THE EXAMINATION OF MEDICINAL CHEMICALSCORNELL UNIVERSITY
52A MANUAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSIOLOGY : INCLUDING ITS POINTS OF CONTACT WITH PATHOLOGYLONGMANS, GREEN AND CO.
53A MANUAL OF MATERIA MEDICA, THERAPEUTICS AND PHARMACOLOGY, WITH CLINICAL INDEXLIBRARY OF CONGRESS
54A MANUAL OF PHARMACYKING’S COLLEGE
55A MANUAL OF QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS AND OF CLINICAL MEDICAL CHEMISTRY, FOR PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTSJ. J. MCVEY
56A MANUAL OF SELECTED BIOCHEMICAL METHODS AS APPLIED TO URINE, BLOOD AND GASTRIC ANALYSISWILEY
57A MANUAL OF VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR THE USE OF PHARMACISTS, SANITARY AND FOOD CHEMISTS, AS WELL AS FOR STUDENTS IN THESE BRANCHESWILEY
58A MEDICAL RESEARCH AND EVALUATION (MREF) FACILITY AND STUDIES SUPPORTING THE MEDICAL CHEMICAL DEFENSE PROGRAMDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
59A MODEL QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEM FOR PROCUREMENT AGENCIES – RECOMMENDATIONS FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE SYSTEMS FOCUSING ON PREQUALIFICATION OF PRODUCTS AND MANUFACTURERS, PURCHASING, STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTSWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
60A NEW ENTITY FOR THE NEGOTIATION OF PUBLIC PROCUREMENT PRICES FOR PATENTED MEDICINES IN MEXICOWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
61A NEW THERAPEUTIC PARADIGM FOR BREAST CANCER EXPLOITING LOW DOSE ESTROGEN-INDUCED APOPTOSISDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
62A NOVEL HIGH RESOLUTION POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY SYSTEM FOR MEASUREMENT OF BONE METABOLISMDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
63A PHARMACOKINETIC STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF STRESS ON CHEMICAL EXPOSUREDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
64A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR PROCUREMENT PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF STRATEGIC PUBLIC HEALTH SUPPLIESWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
65A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK OF MEDICAL CHEMISTRY, ILLUSTRATEDUNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
66A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK ON THE PHARMACOVIGILANCE OF ANTIMALARIAL MEDICINESWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
67A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK ON THE PHARMACOVIGILANCE OF ANTIRETROVIRAL MEDICINESWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
68A PRACTICAL HANDBOOK ON THE PHARMACOVIGILANCE OF MEDICINES USED IN THE TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS: ENHANCING THE SAFETY OF THE TB PATIENTWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
69A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS : WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF DRUGSF. A. DAVIS COMPANY
70A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE CLINICAL APPLICATION OF DRUGSPHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
71A PROCESS FOR MAKING ON-GOING IMPROVEMENTS FOR DISPENSING MEDICATION: USING A TQM APPROACHNAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
72A RAPID QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT MECHANISM FOR ASSESSING NEEDED PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS THAT HAVE NOT COMPLETED A STRINGENT ASSESSMENT. WHO PREQUALIFICATION OF MEDICINES PROGRAMME – BRIEFING PAPER: 27 APRIL 2012. EXPERT REVIEW PANEL, ERPWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
73A REFINEMENT OF RISK ANALYSIS PROCEDURES FOR TRICHLOROETHYLENE THROUGH THE USE OF MONTE CARLO METHOD IN CONJUNCTION WITH PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODELINGDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
74A REVIEW OF 3D IMAGE-BASED DOSIMETRY, TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS AND EMERGING PERSPECTIVES IN 90Y MICROSPHERE THERAPYOPEN MEDSCIENCE LIMITED
75A REVIEW ON PHARMACOKINETIC MODELING AND THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS ON PHARMACOKINETICS FOR OPERATIONAL MEDICINE: OPERATIONAL PHARMACOKINETICSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
76A SAMPLE-SIZE OPTIMAL BAYESIAN PROCEDURE FOR SEQUENTIAL PHARMACEUTICAL TRIALSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
77A SHORT PHARMACEUTIC CHEMISTRY, INORGANIC AND ORGANICP. BLAKISTON’S SON & CO.
78A SIMULATION-BASED COMPARISON BETWEEN PARAMETRIC AND NONPARAMETRIC ESTIMATION METHODS IN PBPK MODELSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
79A SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS AND FEASIBILITY STUDY ON REGIONAL POOLED BULK PROCUREMENT OF ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND OTHER HEALTH SUPPLIES IN THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY PARTNER STATES. FINAL REPORT, SEPTEMBER 2007WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
80A STUDY OF OUTPATIENT PHARMACY UTILIZATION AT NAVAL HOSPITAL, CAMP LEJEUNEGOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
81A STUDY OF THE ENDOGENOUS CONTROL OF NEUROINFLAMMATION, A LEADING CAUSE OF MORBIDITY FROM TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
82A STUDY TO DETERMINE IF PHARMACEUTICAL COST IS RELATED TO DIAGNOSTIC COMPLEXITY FOR THE TREATMENT OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION PATIENTS AT WOMACK ARMY COMMUNITY HOSPITALDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
83A SURVEY OF COMPOUNDS FOR RADIATION PROTECTIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
84A SURVEY OF MEDICINE PRICES IN KENYA – 2004WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
85A SYSTEM DYNAMICS APPROACH TO THE EFFICACY OF OXIME THERAPY IN SUB LETHAL EXPOSURE TO SARIN GASDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
86A SYSTEM OF CHEMISTRY FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS OF MEDICINEU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
87A TEXT-BOOK OF CHEMISTRYJ.B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY
88A TEXT-BOOK OF CHEMISTRY : INTENDED FOR THE USE OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL STUDENTSJ.B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY
89A TEXT-BOOK OF CHEMISTRY, FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE, DENTISTRY AND PHARMACYLIBRARY OF CONGRESS
90A TEXT-BOOK OF CHEMISTRY, INTENDED FOR THE USE OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL STUDENTSLIPPINCOTT COMPANY
91A TEXT-BOOK OF CHEMISTRY: INTENDED FOR THE USE OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND MEDICAL STUDENTSLIPPINCOTT COMPANY
92A TEXT-BOOK OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRYLONGMANS, GREEN AND CO.
93A TEXT-BOOK OF INORGANIC PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRYLEA & FEBIGER
94A TEXT-BOOK OF MATERIA MEDICA, THERAPEUTICS, AND PHARMACOLOGYW. B. SAUNDERS CO.
95A TEXT-BOOK OF MEDICAL CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGYW. B. SAUNDERS CO.
96A TEXT-BOOK OF VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS : WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE VOLUMETRIC PROCESSES OF THE PHARMACOPOEIA OF THE UNITED STATES : DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF PHARMACISTS AND PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTSU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
97A TEXT-BOOK OF VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE VOLUMETRIC PROCESSES OF THE PHARMACOPŒIA OF THE UNITED STATESWILEY
98A TEXT-BOOK OF VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE VOLUMETRIC PROCESSES OF THE PHARMACOPŒIA OF THE UNITED STATESWILEY
99A TEXT-BOOK OF VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE VOLUMETRIC PROCESSES OF THE PHARMACOPOEIA OF THE UNITED STATES. DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF PHARMACISTS AND PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTSWILEY
100A TEXTBOOK OF PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRYOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
101A TEXTBOOK OF PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICSACADEMIC PRESS
102A TEXTBOOK OF PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS : OR THE ACTION OF DRUGS IN HEALTH AND DISEASELEA BROTHERS AND CO.
103A TEXTBOOK OF PHARMACOLOGY, THERAPEUTICS AND MATERIA MEDICAWELLCOME LIBRARY
104A TEXTBOOK OF PRECONCEPTIONAL MEDICINE AND MANAGEMENTSAPIENS PUBLISHING
105A TRAINING MANUAL FOR NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGISTSERIC
106A TRANSLATION OF THE PHARMACOPOEIA OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDONKING’S COLLEGE
107A TREATISE ON MATERIA MEDICA, PHARMACOLOGY, AND THERAPEUTICSCORNELL UNIVERSITY
108A TREATISE ON PHARMACY : DESIGNED AS A TEXT-BOOK FOR THE STUDENT, AND AS A GUIDE FOR THE PHYSICIAN AND PHARMACEUTIST, CONTAINING THE OFFICINAL AND MANY UNOFFICINAL FORMULAS, AND NUMEROUS EXAMPLES OF EXTEMPORANEOUS PRESCRIPTIONSEMORY UNIVERSITY
109ABC OF AIDSBMJ PUBLISHING GROUP LTD.
110ABSTRACTS FROM THE 3RD INTERNATIONAL PPRI CONFERENCE 2015: PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES: CHALLENGES BEYOND THE FINANCIAL CRISIS. VIENNA, AUSTRIA, 12-13 OCTOBER 2015WHO COLLABORATING CENTRE FOR PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING AND REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES
111ACAMPROSATE IN RELAPSE PREVENTION OF ALCOHOLISMSPRINGER
112ACCELERATED STABILITY STUDIES OF WIDELY USED PHARMACEUTICAL SUBSTANCES UNDER SIMULATED TROPICAL CONDITIONSWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
113ACCESS TO AND RATIONAL USE OF MEDICINES AT THE FACILITY LEVELNIGERIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH
114ACCESS TO AND RATIONAL USE OF MEDICINES AT THE HOUSEHOLD LEVELNIGERIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH
115ACCESS TO AND USE OF MEDICINES BY HOUSEHOLDS IN UGANDA. REPORT OF A SURVEY CONDUCTED 2008UGANDA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
116ACCESS TO ANTIBIOTICS IN NEW DELHI, INDIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTIBIOTIC POLICYUGANDA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
117ACCESS TO ANTIRETROVIRAL DRUGS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES: TECHNICAL REPORT, JULY 2014WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
118ACCESS TO ART AND OTHER ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND RELEVANT LEGISLATIONS, SEPTEMBER 2007UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
119ACCESS TO CANCER TREATMENT: A STUDY OF MEDICINE PRICING ISSUES WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING ACCESS TO CANCER MEDICATIONUNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
120ACCESS TO CARE AND MEDICINES, BURDEN OF HEALTH CARE EXPENDITURES, AND RISK PROTECTION: RESULTS FROM THE WORLD HEALTH SURVEYUNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
121ACCESS TO CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH INSULIN-REQUIRING DIABETES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. CASE STUDIES OF MOZAMBIQUE AND ZAMBIAUNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME
122ACCESS TO CONTROLLED MEDICATIONS PROGRAMME – FRAMEWORKWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
123ACCESS TO DRUGS FOR HIV/AIDS AND RELATED OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS IN NIGERIA. A STATUS REPORT ON THE SOCIOPOLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND POLICY CLIMATE ON DRUG AVAILABILITY FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) AND RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE ACCESSPOLICY PROJECT
124ACCESS TO DRUGS FOR TREATMENT OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASESACCESS TO DRUGS FOR TREATMENT OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES
125ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND STANDARD TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC DISEASESACCESS TO DRUGS FOR TREATMENT OF NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES
126ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN KENYA. A HEALTH FACILITY SURVEYKENYA – MINISTRY FOR MEDICAL SERVICES
127ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN KENYA. A HOUSEHOLD SURVEYKENYA – MINISTRY FOR MEDICAL SERVICES
128ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONSWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
129ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN PAKISTAN: POLICY AND HEALTH SYSTEMS RESEARCH CONCERNSPLOS
130ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES: GHANA, JULY 2003MANAGEMENT SCIENCES FOR HEALTH
131ACCESS TO HEPATITIS C MEDICINESWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
132ACCESS TO HEPATITIS C MEDICINES: IMPROVING ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL INNOVATIVE TREATMENTS. ACCESS-TO-MEDICINE STRATEGY ANALYSIS, 24 NOVEMBER, 2015ACCESS TO MEDICINE FOUNDATION
133ACCESS TO HIGH COST MEDICINES IN THE AMERICASWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
134ACCESS TO HIGH-COST MEDICINES IN THE AMERICAS: SITUATION, CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVESACCESS TO HIGH-COST MEDICINES IN THE AMERICAS: SITUATION, CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES
135ACCESS TO HIGH-COST MEDICINES IN THE AMERICAS: SITUATION, CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES.WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION – REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE AMERICAS
136ACCESS TO HIGH-COST MEDICINES IN THE AMERICAS: SITUATION, CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES;TECHNICAL SERIES NO. 1 – ESSENTIAL MEDICINE, ACCESS, AND INNOVATIONWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
137ACCESS TO INHALED CORTICOSTEROIDS IS KEY TO IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE FOR ASTHMA IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIESACCESS TO INHALED CORTICOSTEROIDS IS KEY TO IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE FOR ASTHMA IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
138ACCESS TO INSULIN: CURRENT CHALLENGES AND CONSTRAINTS. OCTOBER 2015HEALTH ACTION INTERNATIONAL – AFRICA
139ACCESS TO MEDICINE FOUNDATION – LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS 2010-2012. CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE OF THE RESEARCH-BASED PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY WITH REGARD TO ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES IN 103 LOW- AND MIDDLEINCOME COUNTRIESHEALTH ACTION INTERNATIONAL
140ACCESS TO MEDICINE INDEX – METHODOLOGY REPORT 2013 FOR THE 2014 ACCESS TO MEDICINE INDEXACCESS TO MEDICINE FOUNDATION
141ACCESS TO MEDICINE INDEX METHODOLOGY REPORT 2012 – STAKEHOLDER REVIEW – MAY 2012ACCESS TO MEDICINE FOUNDATION
142ACCESS TO MEDICINE INDEX, 2010ACCESS TO MEDICINE FOUNDATION
143ACCESS TO MEDICINE INDEX, 2012ACCESS TO MEDICINE FOUNDATION
144ACCESS TO MEDICINES – OVERCOMING THE BARRIERSWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION – REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
145ACCESS TO MEDICINES AN ISSUE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE. CONTACT N°196 – DECEMBER 2013WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
146ACCESS TO MEDICINES AND DRUG REGULATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR DFIDDFID HEALTH RESOURCE CENTRE
147ACCESS TO MEDICINES AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION. SOUTH CENTRE, RESEARCH PAPER 47, MAY 2013THE SOUTH CENTRE
148ACCESS TO MEDICINES FROM A HEALTH SYSTEM PERSPECTIVEACCESS TO MEDICINES FROM A HEALTH SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE
149ACCESS TO MEDICINES IN CHURCH HEALTH SERVICES IN AFRICA. A CROSS-COUNTRY ANALYSIS OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE ECUMENICAL PHARMACEUTICAL NETWORK GUIDELINES ON EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICESECUMENICAL PHARMACEUTICAL NETWORK
150ACCESS TO MEDICINES IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (LAC): A SCOPING STUDY – BMJ OPEN 2013BMJ PUBLISHING GROUP LTD.
151ACCESS TO MEDICINES PUBLICATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ACCESS TO MEDICINES RESEARCH NETWORKBMJ PUBLISHING GROUP LTD.
152ACCESS TO MEDICINES VERSUS ACCESS TO TREATMENT: THE CASE OF TYPE 1 DIABETESWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
153ACCESS TO MEDICINES. MEDICINE SUPPLY: LESSONS LEARNT IN TANZANIA AND MOZAMBIQUESWISS AGENCY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION
154ACCESS TO MEDICINES: KEY TO MDGS ON CHILD HEALTH. CONTACT N°191 – APRIL 2011WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
155ACCESS TO OPIOID ANALGESICS: ESSENTIAL FOR QUALITY CANCER CAREWORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
156ACCESS TO ORPHAN DRUGS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF LEGISLATIONS, REGULATIONS AND POLICIES IN 35 COUNTRIESWORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
157ACCESS TO PAIN TREATMENT AS A HUMAN RIGHTWORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
158ACCESS TO PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES. ANNUAL REPORT 2009–2010, OUTCOME 2 – AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT – DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND AGEING
159ACCESS TO TREATMENT FOR DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION IN RURAL CAMBODIA: PERFORMANCE OF EXISTING SOCIAL HEALTH PROTECTION SCHEMESPLOS
160ACCREDITED DRUG DISPENSING OUTLETS IN TANZANIA STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING ACCESS TO MEDICINES PROGRAMMANAGEMENT SCIENCES FOR HEALTH
161ACCREDITING RETAIL DRUG SHOPS TO STRENGTHEN TANZANIA’S PUBLIC HEALTH SYSTEM: AN ADDO CASE STUDYBIOMED CENTRAL
162ACT 234 – DANGEROUS DRUGS ACT 1952 (REVISED 1980). INCORPORATING LATEST AMENDMENTMALAYSIA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
163ACT 368 – SALE OF DRUGS ACT 1952 (REVISED 1989). INCORPORATING LATEST AMENDMENT – ACT A1084/2000MALAYSIA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
164ACTION NEEDED: SPIRALING DRUG PRICES EMPTY RUSSIAN POCKETSWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION – REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE
165ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICAL INGREDIENTS FOR ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES: A SURVEYACTIVE PHARMACEUTICAL INGREDIENTS FOR ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES: A SURVEY
166ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY OF DIETHYLENEGLYCOL DINITRATE (DEGDN) IN RATSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
167ACUTE ORAL TOXICITY OF TRIMETHYLOLETHANE TRINITRATE (TMETN) IN SPRAGUE- DAWLEY RATSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
168ADDING DATA ACCESSIBILITY AND RULE-BASED TARGETED DATA COLLECTION TO THE CALIFORNIA CANCER REPORTING SYSTEM FOR BREAST CASESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
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478DRUG ABUSE HANDBOOKCRC PRESS
479DRUG ADDICTIONOHE
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482DRUG CLASS REVIEWSOREGON HEALTH & SCIENCE UNIVERSITY
483DRUG DELIVERY AND TARGETINGMARCEL DEKKER INC.
484DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEMSAJPRD
485DRUG DEVELOPMENT – A CASE STUDY BASED INSIGHT INTO MODERN STRATEGIESINTECH
486DRUG DEVELOPMENT AND CONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY IN WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICADEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
487DRUG DISCOVERYINTECH
488DRUG DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT – FROM MOLECULES TO MEDICINEINTECH
489DRUG DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT – PRESENT AND FUTUREINTECH
490DRUG DISCOVERY RESEARCH IN PHARMACOGNOSYINTECH
491DRUG DONATIONS: WHAT LIES BENEATHWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
492DRUG EVALUATION IN THE PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM – AOTUS MODELDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
493DRUG EXPORTS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: PROBLEMS REMAIN UNSOLVED. ESSENTIAL DRUGS MONITOR, NO. 020DRUG EXPORTS TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: PROBLEMS REMAIN UNSOLVED. ESSENTIAL DRUGS MONITOR, NO. 020
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506DRUG RECLASSIFICATION: AN ANALYSIS OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
507DRUG REGISTRATION GUIDANCE DOCUMENT, APRIL 2011 REVISIONMALAYSIA – NATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL CONTROL BUREAU
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510DRUG RESISTANCE IN MALARIAWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
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513DRUG SITUATION ANALYSIS FOR THE WEST BANK AND GAZA STRIPWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
514DRUG SUPPLY BY RATION KITS. REPORT OF AN EVALUATIONWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
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521DRUG USE PATTERN IN PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FACILITIES OF KASKI DISTRICT, WESTERN NEPALINTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR RATIONAL USE OF DRUGS
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530DRUGS ACT, 2035, (1978). ACT NUMBER 21 OF THE YEAR 2053, 1978 (25 OCTOBER 1978). AN ACT MADE TO MAKE PROVISIONS RELATING TO DRUGS – NEPALNEPAL GOVERNMENT
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532DRUGS FOR ELDERLY, SECOND EDITIONWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION – REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE
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542EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE FORMULARY. ALL LEVELS 2003, 2ND EDITIONSOUTH AFRICA – EASTERN CAPE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
543ECONOMICS AND INNOVATION THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRYOHE
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546ECOTOXICOLOGYINTECH
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551EFFECT OF THE ECONOMIC RECESSION ON PHARMACEUTICAL POLICY AND MEDICINE SALES IN EIGHT EUROPEAN COUNTRIESWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
552EFFECT OF TIME OF MENSTRUAL CYCLE ON DRUG PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
553EFFECTIVE DRUG REGULATION – A MULTICOUNTRY STUDY AND ANNEX 1: GUIDE FOR DATA COLLECTION TO ASSESS DRUG REGULATORY PERFORMANCEWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
554EFFECTIVE DRUG REGULATION: A MULTICOUNTRY STUDYWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
555EFFECTIVE MEDICINES REGULATION: ENSURING SAFETY, EFFICACY AND QUALITY – WHO POLICY PERSPECTIVES ON MEDICINES, NO. 007, NOVEMBER 2003WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
556EFFECTS OF CHOLINERGIC PERTURBATIONS ON NEUROMOTOR – COGNITIVE PERFORMANCEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
557EFFECTS OF SAINT JOHN’S WORT AND VITAMIN E ON BREAST CANCER CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
558EFFICACY OF THE GLUK1/AMPA RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST LY293558 AGAINST SEIZURES AND NEUROPATHOLOGY IN A SOMAN-EXPOSURE MODEL WITHOUT PRETREATMENT AND ITS PHARMACOKINETICS AFTER INTRAMUSCULAR ADMINISTRATIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
559EFPIA HCP CODE – EFPIA CODE ON THE PROMOTION OF PRESCRIPTION-ONLY MEDICINES TO, AND INTERACTIONS WITH, HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS.EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRIES AND ASSOCIATIONS
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561EGYPTIAN ESSENTIAL DRUG LIST 2012-2013EGYPT – MINISTRY OF HEALTH & POPULATION
562EGYPTIAN NATIONAL FORMULARY, 2007EGYPT – MINISTRY OF HEALTH & POPULATION
563EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF APPLIED CHEMISTRYCORNELL UNIVERSITY
564ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDIES ON MINOXIDIL AND ITS DETERMINATION IN TABLETS BY DIFFERENTIAL-PULSE POLAROGRAPHYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
565ELEMENTS OF MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACYU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
566ELEMENTS OF THE MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICSEMORY UNIVERSITY
567EMERGENCY DRUG GUIDELINES, 2ND EDITION 2008 – FIJIFIJI – NATIONAL MEDICINES & THERAPEUTIC COMMITTEE
568EMERGENCY DRUG GUIDELINES, DECEMBER 2007 – KIRIBATIKIRIBATI – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
569EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES PROGRAM GUIDEERIC
570EMERGENCY MEDICINEWIKIPEDIA
571EMERGENCY MEDICINES LIST (EML). FIRST EDITION, NOVEMBER 2014 – ETHIOPIAETHIOPIA – FOOD, MEDICINES AND HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL AUTHORITY
572EMERGING ROLES AND COMPETENCIES OF DISTRICT AND SUB-DISTRICT PHARMACISTS: A CASE STUDY FROM CAPE TOWNEMERGING ROLES AND COMPETENCIES OF DISTRICT AND SUB-DISTRICT PHARMACISTS: A CASE STUDY FROM CAPE TOWN
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574ENANTIOMER SEPARATION [ELECTRONIC RESOURCE] : FUNDAMENTALS AND PRACTICAL METHODSSPRINGER
575ENCOURAGING INCREASED ADHERENCE TO TREATMENT STANDARDS THROUGH DRUG UTILIZATION REVIEWS IN UKRAINEMANAGEMENT SCIENCES FOR HEALTH
576ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HOME REMEDIES FOR BETTER LIFEGUTENBERG
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580ENSURING BALANCE IN NATIONAL POLICIES ON CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES: GUIDANCE FOR AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF CONTROLLED MEDICINESWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
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585ENSURING THAT ESSENTIAL MEDICINES ARE ALSO AFFORDABLE MEDICINES: CHALLENGES AND OPTIONS. DISCUSSION PAPER UNITAIDUNITAID
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588ENZYME INHIBITION AND BIOAPPLICATIONSINTECH
589EPIDURAL ANALGESIA – CURRENT VIEWS AND APPROACHESINTECH
590EQUITABLE ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL MEDICINES: A FRAMEWORK FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION – WHO POLICY PERSPECTIVES ON MEDICINES, NO. 008, MARCH 2004WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
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592ERITREA – PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR COUNTRY PROFILEERITREAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
593ERITREAN NATIONAL LIST OF MEDICINES. ENLM 5TH EDITION, JUNE 2010ERITREAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
594ERITREAN NATIONAL MEDICINES POLICY, AUGUST 2007ERITREAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
595ERITREAN NATIONAL MEDICINES POLICY, JANUARY 2010ERITREAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
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601ESSENTIAL DRUGSMEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES
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604ESSENTIAL DRUGS IN THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
605ESSENTIAL DRUGS LIST, 2007 – BHUTANBHUTAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
606ESSENTIAL DRUGS LIST, 2009 – BHUTANBHUTAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
607ESSENTIAL DRUGS LIST, 2010 – IRAQBHUTAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
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616ESSENTIAL LAWS FOR MEDICINES ACCESS – COUNTRY PROFILE CANADA, 2015UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN, THE NETHERLANDS
617ESSENTIAL LAWS FOR MEDICINES ACCESS – COUNTRY PROFILE COLOMBIA, 2015UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN, THE NETHERLANDS
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622ESSENTIAL LAWS FOR MEDICINES ACCESS – COUNTRY PROFILE NEW ZEALAND, 2015UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN, THE NETHERLANDS
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626ESSENTIAL MEDICINE LIST, 2009 – MALDIVESREPUBLIC OF MALDIVES, MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY
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628ESSENTIAL MEDICINES – ANNUAL REPORT 2005WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
629ESSENTIAL MEDICINES – ANNUAL REPORT 2006WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
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632ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND HEALTH PRODUCTS INFORMATION PORTALWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
633ESSENTIAL MEDICINES AND HEALTH SUPPLIES LIST FOR UGANDA 2012UGANDA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH
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650ESSENTIALS OF MEDICAL CHEMISTRY AND URINALYSISMORTON PUBLISHING COMPANY
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654ESTIMATING DRUG REQUIREMENTS – A PRACTICAL MANUALWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
655ESTIMATION OF DERMAL PERMEABILITY COEFFICIENTS FOR DIBROMOMETHANE AND BROMOCHLOROMETHANE PHARMACOKINETIC APPROACHDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
656ESTONIA PHARMACEUTICAL COUNTRY PROFILE, 15 JUNE 2011ESTONIA, MINISTRY OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS
657ESTROGENS AND ANTIESTROGENS II [ELECTRONIC RESOURCE] : PHARMACOLOGY AND CLINICAL APPLICATION OF ESTROGENS AND ANTIESTROGENSPRINGER
658ETHICAL CRITERIA FOR MEDICINAL DRUG PROMOTIONWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
659ETHICAL CRITERIA FOR THE PROMOTION, ADVERTISEMENT, AND PUBLICITY OF MEDICINES – PANDRH SERIES TECHNICAL DOCUMENT NO 12WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION – REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE AMERICAS
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661ETHIOPIA – LIST OF DRUGS FOR HEALTH CENTERS, 2002ETHIOPIA – DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL AUTHORITY
662ETHIOPIA – LIST OF DRUGS FOR ZONAL HOSPITALS, 2002ETHIOPIA – DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL AUTHORITY
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664ETHIOPIA: NATIONAL SURVEY OF THE INTEGRATED PHARMACEUTICAL LOGISTICS SYSTEMJOHN SNOW INC.
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666ETHIOPIAN NATIONAL DRUG FORMULARY, FIRST EDITION, 2008ETHIOPIA – DRUG ADMINISTRATION AND CONTROL AUTHORITY
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668EU/ACP/WHO RENEWED PARTNERSHIP : STRENGTHENING PHARMACEUTICAL SYSTEMS AND IMPROVING ACCESS TO QUALITY MEDICINES – ETHIOPIA, 2012–2016WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
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678EVALUATION OF PROGRESS IN DRUG CONTROL IN SURINAME 2005-2006ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES
679EVALUATION OF RATIONAL DRUG USE AT TEACHING HOSPITALS IN PUNJAB, PAKISTANEVALUATION OF RATIONAL DRUG USE AT TEACHING HOSPITALS IN PUNJAB, PAKISTAN
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683EVALUATION OF THE REVOLVING DRUG FUND (RDF) PROJECT IN THE SUDAN: THE LEADERSHIP’S PERSPECTIVESSUDAN NATIONAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH
684EVIDENCE-BASED ADVANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF ADVERSE EVENTS OF IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR CANCERFRONTIERS MEDIA SA
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686EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES IN HERBAL MEDICINE, PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND EMERGENCY MEDICINEINTECH
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695EXPLORATORY STUDY ON ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICAL INGREDIENT MANUFACTURING FOR ESSENTIAL MEDICINESTHE WORLD BANK GROUP
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998MULTIFACTORIAL ASSESSMENT OF DEPLETED URANIUM NEUROTOXICITYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
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1088PHARMACOKINETIC STUDIES OF ACEPROMAZINE IN THE CAT AND THE HORSE, STUDIES IN LIPOPHILICITY, RED BLOOD CELL PARTITIONING AND PROTEIN BINDINGUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1089PHARMACOKINETIC-PHARMACODYNAMIC MODELING OF PIPERACILLIN-TAZOBACTAM COMBINATIONSUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
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1091PHARMACOKINETIC/PHARMACODYNAMIC MODELING OF CORTICOSTEROIDS AND SYSTEMIC EFFECTSUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1092PHARMACOKINETICSBOOKBOON
1093PHARMACOKINETICS AND DRUG METABOLISM IN CANADA: THE CURRENT LANDSCAPEMDPI AG
1094PHARMACOKINETICS AND METABOLISM IN DRUG DESIGNWILEY
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1098PHARMACOKINETICS OF BUPRENORPHINE IN DOGSUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1099PHARMACOKINETICS OF HCFC-123 IN DOGSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1100PHARMACOKINETICS OF PLASMID DNAUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1101PHARMACOKINETICS OF SODIUM DICHLOROACETATEUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
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1103PHARMACOLOGICAL REGULATION OF PEROXISOME NUMBER IN GLIADEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
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1105PHARMACOLOGYINTECH
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1122PHARMACOVIGILANCE IN THE EUROPEAN UNIONSPRINGER
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1127PHASE I CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY STUDIESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1128PHASE I CLINICAL TESTING ANTIMALARIAL DRUGSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1129PHASE I EVALUATION OF DESBUTYIHALOFANTRINE IN HEALTHY VOLUNTEERSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1130PHENETHYL ISOTHIOCYANATE IN BREAST CANCER PREVENTIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1131PHOTONIC BREAST TOMOGRAPHY AND TUMOR AGGRESSIVENESS ASSESSMENTDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1132PHOTOSTABILITY OF DRUGS AND DRUG FORMULATIONAJPRD
1133PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY AND ITS APPLICATIONS IN MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCEUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
1134PHYSICAL PHARMACYMARCEL DEKKER INC.
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1137PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODEL FOR EVALUATING A SIMULANT FOR TOXIC GASES IN PRIMATESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1138PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODELLING OF PERCUTANEOUSLY ABSORBED DIBROMOMETHANE UTILIZING MULTIPLE DERMAL SUB-COMPARTMENTSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1139PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODELS FOR THE TRANSPORT OF TRICHLOROETHYLENE IN ADIPOSE TISSUEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1140PHYSIOLOGICALLY-BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODELING OF SKIN ABSORPTION USING DERMAL SUBCOMPARTMENTSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1141POCKET ATLAS OF PHARMACOLOGY, 4TH EDTHIEME MEDICAL PUBLISHERS
1142POISONING & DRUG OVERDOSEMCGRAW-HILL
1143POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE GENERIC PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY IN CANADAPOTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE GENERIC PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY IN CANADA
1144PRACTICAL ESTIMATION OF HIGH DIMENSIONAL STOCHASTIC DIFFERENTIAL MIXED-EFFECTS MODELSARXIV
1145PRACTICAL MEDICAL CHEMISTRY, FOR PHYSICIANS AND STUDENTSHARVARD UNIVERSITY
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1149PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL EVALUATION OF NOVEL AGENTS FOR NONINVASIVE IMAGING OF PROSTATE CANCERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1150PRECLINICAL PHARMACODYNAMIC AND PHARINACOKINETIC STUDIES OF INVESTIGATIONAL NEW DRUGSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1151PRECLINICAL PHARMACODYNAMIC AND PHARMACOKINETIC STUDIES OF INVESTIGATIONAL NEW DRUGSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1152PRECLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY OF ANTIVIRAL AGENTSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1153PREDICTING THE TOXICITY OF ADJUVANT BREAST CANCER DRUG COMBINATION THERAPYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1154PREDICTIVE BIOMARKERS OF RESPONSE TO BC1-2 BIOMODULATION BY G3139 AND DOCETAXEL IN HORMONE-REFRACTORY PROSTATE CANCERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1155PRICE LIST OF CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONSU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
1156PRICES, COMPETITION AND REGULATION IN PHARMACEUTICALS: A CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISONOHE
1157PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGYOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
1158PRINCIPLES OF TOXICOLOGYMCGILL UNIVERSITY
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1160PROCEEDINGS OF THE 17TH CONFERENCE ON TOXICOLOGY HELD IN DAYTON, OHIO ON 3-5 NOVEMBER 1987UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1161PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1993 CONFERENCE ON TOXICOLOGY – THE RISK ASSESSMENT PARADIGM AFTER TEN YEARS: POLICY AND PRACTICE THEN, NOW, AND IN THE FUTUREDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1162PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE ON TOXICOLOGY: APPLICATIONS OF ADVANCES IN TOXICOLOGY TO RISK ASSESSMENT.DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1163PRODUCTION METHODS FOR A MESENCHYMAL STEM CELL THERAPEUTIC AS A MEDICAL DEFENSE COUNTERMEASUREDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1164PROGRAMS AFFECTING SAFETY AND INNOVATION IN PEDIATRIC THERAPIESGOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE
1165PROMISING PHARMACEUTICALSINTECH
1166PROPERTIES OF HIGH-AFFINITY L-GLUTAMATE TRANSPORT IN GLIAL- AND NEURONAL-ENRICHED FRACTIONS FROM RAT BRAINUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1167PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT OF CYANIDE INTOXICATION CYANIDE – MECHANISM OF PROPHYLAXISDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1168PROVIDING A THEORETICAL BASIS FOR NANOTOXICITY RISK ANALYSIS DEPARTING FROM TRADITIONAL PHYSIOLOGICALLY-BASED PHARMACOKINETIC (PBPK) MODELINGDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1169PSYCHOACTIVE DRUGS: IMPROVING PRESCRIBING PRACTICESERIC
1170PSYCHOMOTOR FUNCTIONING: COMPARISON OF PATIENTS RECOVERING FROM GENERAL ANESTHESIA WITH REMIFENTANIL AND A VOLATILE ANESTHETIC VERSUS FENTANYL AND A VOLATILE ANESTHETICDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1171PUBLIC HEALTH IN PHARMACY PRACTICE: A CASEBOOKOPEN SUNY TEXTBOOKS
1172PUBLIC HEALTH IN PHARMACY PRACTICE: A CASEBOOK – 2ND EDITIONSOFTWARE LIBERTY ASSOCIATION
1173QUALITY ASSURANCE OF PHARMACEUTICALS – A COMPENDIUM OF GUIDELINES AND RELATED MATERIALS – VOLUME 1WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1174QUANTIFY MEDICATION IN PATIENTNA
1175QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF DICHLOROACETIC ACID KINETICS IN HUMAN — A PHYSIOLOGICALLY-BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODELING INVESTIGATIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1176QUESTION OF BALANCE: THE BENEFITS AND RISKS OF PHARMACEUTICAL INNOVATIONOHE
1177RADIATION DOSIMETRY FROM INTRATUMORAL INJECTION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN HUMAN BREAST CANCERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1178RADIATION DOSIMETRY OF INTRATUMORAL INJECTION OF RADIONUCLIDES INTO HUMAN BREAST CANCERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1179READINGS IN ADVANCED PHARMACOKINETICS – THEORY, METHODS AND APPLICATIONSINTECH
1180REAUTHORIZATION OF ANIMAL DRUG USER FEES: ADUFA AND AGDUFAGOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE
1181RECENT ADVANCES IN NOVEL DRUG CARRIER SYSTEMSINTECH
1182RECENT ADVANCES IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF COPDSPRINGER
1183REGULATING PHARMACEUTICALS IN EUROPE: STRIVING FOR EFFICIENCY, EQUITY AND QUALITYWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1184REHABILITATION OF THE DRUG ABUSER: A REPORT FROM THE STUDY GROUP ON REHABILITATION OF THE DRUG ABUSERNA
1185RELATIONSHIPS OF BLOOD AND BRAIN HALOCARBON SOLVENT CONCENTRATIONS TO NEUROBEHAVIORAL TOXICITYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1186RESEARCH IN EXPERIMENTAL ANTIMALARIAL CHEMOTHERAPYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1187RESEARCH IN MAJOR STATE UNIVERSITIES: SOME QUANTITATIVE MEASURESERIC
1188RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS IN AYURVEDIC SCIENCESCENTRAL COUNCIL FOR RESEARCH IN AYURVEDIC SCIENCES
1189RESIDUES OF SOME VETERINARY DRUGS IN ANIMALS AND FOODSFOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
1190RESOURCE MANUAL FOR ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG ABUSE EDUCATION IN INTERNAL MEDICINEERIC
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1192REVIEWS OF PHYSIOLOGY, BIOCHEMISTRY AND PHARMACOLOGYSPRINGER
1193RICIN TOXINBENTHAM OPEN
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1195ROLE OF HEALTH ECONOMIC DATA IN POLICY MAKING AND REIMBURSEMENT OF NEW MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIESFRONTIERS MEDIA SA
1196ROLE OF THE NEDDYLATION ENZYME UBA3, A NEW ESTROGEN RECEPTOR COREPRESSOR, IN BREAST CANCERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1197RUNNING HEAD: IMPROVING PHARMACY CUSTOMER SATISFACTIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1198SAFETY TOLERANCE PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICS OF INTRAVENOUS PYRIDOSTIGMINE IN HEALTHY MEN AND THE INFLUENCE OF FOOD ON ORAL PYRIDOSTIGMINE PHARMACOKINETICSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1199SCIENCE EDUCATION IN TWO-YEAR COLLEGES: CHEMISTRYERIC
1200SCIENTIFIC AND CLINICAL M O N O G R A P H FOR BY HEATHER S. OLIFF, PHD AND MARK BLUMENTHAL PROPRIETARY BOTANICAL INGREDIENT PYCNOGENOLAMERICAN BOTANICAL COUNCIL
1201SCIENTIFIC AND CLINICAL MONOGRAPH PROPRIETARY BOTANICAL FOOD PRODUCT POM WONDERFUL® POMEGRANATE JUICEAMERICAN BOTANICAL COUNCIL
1202SECOND PHARMACOLOGICAL REVOLUTIONOHE
1203SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDSSPRINGER
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1205SHORT-SUPPLY PRESCRIPTION DRUGS: SHINING A LIGHT ON THE GRAY MARKETGOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE
1206SIDEROPHORE-MEDIATED IRON TRANSPORT APPARATUS IN PARACOCCUS DENITRIFICANSUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1207SILDENAFILSPRINGER
1208SILDENAFIL [ELECTRONIC RESOURCE]SPRINGER
1209SINGLE-DOSE ABSORPTION AND PHARMACOKINETICS OF WR 6026. PHASE 1DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1210SINUPRET® PRODUCT-SPECIFIC MONOGRAPHAMERICAN BOTANICAL COUNCIL
1211SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS HANDBOOK FOR FLIGHT MEDICAL OFFICERSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1212SMART NANOVESICLES FOR DRUG TARGETING AND DELIVERYMDPI AG
1213SOLID STATE STABILITY OF DIGOXIN AS A FUNCTION OF TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITYUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1214SOLVING THE MEDICAL ISOTOPE CRISISGOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE
1215SPECIAL SABBATICAL FOR TRAINING IN HEALTH DECISION SCIENCES WITH APPLICATION TO BREAST CANCER TREATMENT EVALUATIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1216STARTING OR STRENGTHENING A DRUG BULLETIN – A PRACTICAL MANUALWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1217STOCHASTIC MODELS FOR CELL SIGNALING AND TOXIC EFFECTS ON CELLSNAVAL POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL
1218STRATEGIES TO SUSTAIN AND ENHANCE PERFORMANCE IN STRESSFUL ENVIRONMENTSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1219STUDIES OF MECHANISMS OF PHARMACOLOGICAL ENHANCEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY AFTER CORTICAL CONTUSIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1220STUDIES OF THE PHARMACOKINETICS, CELLULAR ACTIONS AND MOTOR STIMULATANT EFFECTS OF CAFFEINE IN HORSESUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1221SUICIDE INHIBITORS OF REVERSE TRANSCRIPTASE IN THE THERAPY OF AIDS AND OTHER RETROVIRUSESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1222SUPPORT OF STUDY ENTITLED, ‘METABOLISM AND PHARMACOKINETICS OF DIHYDROARTEMISININ’ AND ‘IN VITRO AND IN VIVO METABOLISM OF SODIUM ARTELINATE AND DQHS IN RATS AND HUMANS’DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1223SYNTHESES OF THIENYLAMPHETAMINE DERIVATIVES VIA BORANE CHEMISTRYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1224SYNTHESIS AND SCREENING OF NEW ANTIMALARIAL DRUGSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1225SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION OF A PHARMACOKINETIC MODEL FOR AIR FORCE APPLICATIONSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1226TABLET AND CAPSULE MACHINE INSTRUMENTATIONAJPRD
1227TARGET PRODUCT PROFILE FOR DRUGS TO MANAGE PRETERM LABOURWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1228TARGET PRODUCT PROFILE FOR DRUGS TO PREVENT PRE-ECLAMPSIAWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1229TARGET PRODUCT PROFILE FOR DRUGS TO PREVENT SPONTANEOUS PRETERM BIRTHWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1230TARGETED RADIOIMMUNOTHERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER USING MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES TO THE EXTRACELLUAR DOMAIN OF PROSTATE-SPECIFIC MEMBRANE ANTIGENDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
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1232TASK 89-06: DETERMINATION OF THE BIOEQUIVALENCE OF HI-6 AND ATROPINE WHEN DELIVERED BY WET/DRY AUTOINJECTOR OR SYRINGE IN SHEEP: A PHARMACOKINETIC AND EFFICACY EVALUATIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1233TECHNOLOGY AND BLOOM’S TAXONOMY: TOOLS TO FACILITATE HIGHER-LEVEL LEARNING IN CHEMISTRYDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1234TERRA MARIAEUNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
1235TESTING REGRESSION MONOTONICITY IN ECONOMETRIC MODELSARXIV
1236TESTOSTERONE [ELECTRONIC RESOURCE] : ACTION – DEFICIENCY – SUBSTITUTIONSPRINGER
1237TEXT BOOK OF FORENSIC PHARMACYPHARMAMED PRESS
1238TEXT-BOOK OF MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRYHARVARD UNIVERSITY
1239TEXT-BOOK OF MEDICAL CHEMISTRY FOR MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERSHARVARD UNIVERSITY
1240TEXT-BOOK OF MEDICAL CHEMISTRY: FOR MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERSHARVARD UNIVERSITY
1241THE ADOPTION OF THE PHARMACOECONOMIC CENTER AS A RESOURCE BY AIR FORCE MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1242THE AYURVEDIC PHARMACOPOEIA OF INDIADEPARTMENT OF AYURVEDA, YOGA & NATUROPATHY, UNANI, SIDDHA AND HOMOEOPATHY
1243THE AYURVEDIC PHARMACOPOEIA OF INDIA PART IDEPARTMENT OF AYURVEDA, YOGA & NATUROPATHY, UNANI, SIDDHA AND HOMOEOPATHY
1244THE BIOCHEMIC SYSTEM OF MEDICINEUNIVERSAL LIBRARY
1245THE BIOPHARMACEUTICS AND PHARMACOKINETICS OF SOME SUBSTITUTED SUCCINIMIDES IN MALE WISTAR RATSUNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
1246THE CHALLENGE OF CMC REGULATORY COMPLIANCE FOR BIOPHARMACEUTICALSSPRINGER
1247THE CHALLENGE OF NEW THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES FOR UNMET THERAPEUTIC NEEDSFRONTIERS MEDIA SA
1248THE CHEMISTRY AND ANALYSIS OF DRUGS AND MEDICINESWILEY
1249THE CHEMISTRY OF PHARMACY : AN EXPOSITION OF CHEMICAL SCIENCE IN ITS RELATIONS TO MEDICINAL SUBSTANCES ACCORDING TO A PRACTICAL AND ORIGINAL PLANWELLCOME LIBRARY
1250THE CHEMISTRY OF PLANT CONSTITUENTSBURGESS PUBLISHING CO.
1251THE CHEMISTRY OF SYNTHETIC DRUGSLONGMANS, GREEN AND CO.
1252THE COLD-FX® PRODUCT-SPECIFIC MONOGRAPHAMERICAN BOTANICAL COUNCIL
1253THE CURIOUS CASE OF ZINC FOR DIARRHEA: UNAVAILABLE, UNPRESCRIBED, AND UNUSEDJOURNAL OF PHARMACOLOGY AND PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS
1254THE DETECTION OF PHARMACEUTICAL DRUG COMPOUNDS FROM INTACT BIOLOGICAL TISSUE BY MATRIX-ASSISTED LASER DESORPTION IONIZATION (MALDI) QUADRUPOLE ION TRAP MASS SPECTROMETRYUNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
1255THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ESSENTIAL DRUGS PROGRAM AND IMPLICATIONS FOR SELF-RELIANCE IN TANZANIAINTERNATIONAL HEALTH POLICY PROGRAM
1256THE DRUGS (FEDERAL INSPECTORS, FEDERAL DRUG LABORATORY AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ANALYSTS) RULES, 1976PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT
1257THE DRUGS (RESEARCH) RULES, 1978PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT
1258THE DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT AND RULES. THE DRUGS AND COSMETICS ACT, 1940 (23 OF 1940) (AS AMENDED UP TO THE 30TH JUNE, 2005) AND THE DRUGS AND COSMETICS RULES, 1945 (AS AMENDED UP TO THE 30TH JUNE, 2005)INDIA MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE
1259THE EC/ACP/WHO PARTNERSHIP ON PHARMACEUTICAL POLICIES. HIGHLIGHTS OF YEAR 4WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1260THE EFFECT OF BLOOD LOSS DURING SURGERY ON THE PHARMACOKINETICS OF PERIOPERATIVE ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXISYALE UNIVERSITY
1261THE EFFECT OF ECONOMIC FEEDBACK ON PROVIDERS’ PRESCRIPTION HABITS: ARE OUTCOMES IMPROVED? ARE INSTITUTIONAL SAVINGS REALIZED?DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1262THE EFFECTS OF DOPAMINE AND ESTROGEN UPON CORTICAL PARVALBUMIN EXPRESSIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1263THE EFFECTS OF WR242511 IN RHESUS MONKEYSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1264THE ELEMENTS OF THERAPEUTICS : A CLINICAL GUIDE TO THE ACTION OF MEDICINESDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1265THE ERICE DECLARATION: THE CRITICAL ROLE OF COMMUNICATION IN DRUG SAFETYWHO COLLABORATING CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL DRUG MONITORING
1266THE ESSENTIAL DRUGS CONCEPT AND ITS IMPLEMENTATIONWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1267THE ESSENTIAL DRUGS PROGRAMME IN ZIMBABWE: NEW APPROACHES TO TRAININGBHUTAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH
1268THE EU PHARMACEUTICALS MARKET: PARAMETERS AND PATHWAYSEUROPEAN OBSERVATORY ON HEALTH SYSTEMS AND POLICIES
1269THE EU/ACP/WHO RENEWED PARTNERSHIP 2012–2016 FOR STRENGTHENING PHARMACEUTICAL SYSTEMS AND IMPROVING ACCESS TO QUALITY ESSENTIAL MEDICINESWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1270THE EXPECTATIONS, THE REALITY AND THE BURDEN OF DRUG DONATIONSSRI LANKA – MINISTRY OF HEALTHCARE AND NUTRITION
1271THE FEDERAL EMPLOYEES HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM: IS IT A GOOD VALUE FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES?GOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE
1272THE FIGHT AGAINST FAKE DRUGS BY NAFDAC IN NIGERIAKIT
1273THE GAMBIA NATIONAL DRUG POLICY, 1994GAMBIA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH, WELFARE AND WOMEN’S AFFAIRS
1274THE GAMBIA STANDARD DRUG TREATMENT GUIDELINES. SECOND EDITION, 2001GAMBIA – MINISTRY OF HEALTH & SOCIAL WELFARE, DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOR HEALTH & SOCIAL WELFARE
1275THE GLOBAL DRUG FACILITY AS AN INTERVENTION IN THE MARKET FOR TUBERCULOSIS DRUGSWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1276THE GLOBAL PHARMACY WORKFORCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURETHE GLOBAL PHARMACY WORKFORCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
1277THE GLOBAL POLITICS OF PHARMACEUTICAL MONOPOLY POWER. DRUG PATENTS, ACCESS, INNOVATION AND THE APPLICATION OF THE WTO DOHA DECLARATION ON TRIPS AND PUBLIC HEALTHWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1278THE GLOBAL VACCINE SAFETY INITIATIVE: ENHANCING VACCINE PHARMACOVIGILANCE CAPACITY AT COUNTRY LEVELWHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1279THE GOVERNMENT POLICY ON DRUGS. ADOPTION OF THE RESOLUTION NO: 68, 11 OCTOBER 2002, ULAANBAATAR, MONGOLIAMONGOLIA – STATE GREAT HURAL
1280THE HOSPITAL CORPS OF THE NAVYWASHINGTON, D.C
1281THE IMPACT OF FACE-TO-FACE EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH ON DIARRHOEA TREATMENT IN PHARMACIESOXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
1282THE IMPACT OF PHARMACEUTICAL EXPENSES AND THE USE OF FLEXIBLE BUDGETS AT THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITALDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1283THE IMPORTANCE OF IRON IN PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC CONDITIONSFRONTIERS MEDIA SA
1284THE IMPORTANCE OF PHARMACOVIGILANCE – SAFETY MONITORING OF MEDICINAL PRODUCTSWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1285THE INCIDENTAL EFFECTS OF DRUGS : A PHARMACOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL HAND-BOOKDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1286THE INDIAN PHARMACEUTICAL SECTOR: ISSUES AND OPTIONS FOR HEALTH SECTOR REFORMTHE WORLD BANK GROUP
1287THE INTERNATIONAL PHARMACOPOEIA. FIFTH EDITION, 2015WHO HEADQUARTERS IN GENEVA
1288THE LIFE CYCLE OF PHARMACEUTICALS: A CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVEOHE
1289THE LONDON DISPENSATORYWELLCOME LIBRARY
1290THE MECTIZAN (IVERMECTIN) DONATION PROGRAM FOR RIVERBLINDNESS AS A PARADIGM FOR PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY DONATION PROGRAMSTHE WORLD BANK GROUP
1291THE METRIC SYSTEM IN MEDICINE : CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, AMERICANIZED AND SIMPLIFIED, A COMPREHENSIVE DOSE TABLE, AND THREE HUNDRED PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF METRIC PRESCRIPTION WRITING, SELECTED FROM RECIPES IN ACTUAL USE IN HOSPITAL AND OUT-DOOR PRACTICEP. BLAKISTON’S SON & CO.
1292THE MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF FOODS AND DRUGS : A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION TO THE METHODS ADOPTED IN THE MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF FOODS AND DRUGS, IN THE ENTIRE, CRUSHED AND POWDERED STATESJ. & A. CHURCHILL
1293THE MODUS PROPAGANDI OF THE HUMAN SPECIES, PHYSIOLOGICALLY EXPLAINEDCLAYTON & COMPANY
1294THE PHARMACOLOGY AND CLINICAL USE OF DIURETICSCHARLES C THOMAS PUBLISHER
1295THE PHARMACOLOGY OF ANESTHETIC DRUGSCHARLES C THOMAS PUBLISHER
1296THE PHARMACOLOGY OF USEFUL DRUGSAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
1297THE PHARMACOPOEIA OF KING’S COLLEGE HOSPITALKING’S COLLEGE
1298THE PHARMACOPOEIA OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF EDINBURGH. FAITHFULLY TRANSLATED FROM THE FOURTH EDITION. WITH USEFUL NOTES ON THE MATERIA MEDICA AND PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE PREPARATIONS BOTH SIMPLE AND COMPOUND ; TO WHICH ARE ADDED, THE PRESCRIPTIONS AS WELL EXTEMPORANEOUS AND OFFICINAL, IN THE USE AT THE ROYAL HOSPITALWELLESLEY COLLEGE LIBRARY
1299THE PHARMACOPOEIA OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF LONDONKING’S COLLEGE
1300THE PHARMACY TECHNICIANMORTON PUBLISHING COMPANY
1301THE PHTHALEIN TEST [MICROFORM] : AN EXPERIMENTAL AND CLINICAL STUDY OF PHENOLSULPHONEPHTHALEIN IN RELATION TO RENAL FUNCTION IN HEALTH AND DISEASEAMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
1302THE PHYSICIAN’S CHEMISTRYU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
1303THE PHYSIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY OF LEUCINE-RICH REPEAT GPCRSFRONTIERS MEDIA SA
1304THE QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF MEDICINAL PREPARATIONSWILEY
1305THE QUANTITATION OF CELLULAR KINETICS FOR THE MODELLING OF CHEMICALLY-INDUCED CARCINOGENESISDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1306THE ROLE OF PITUITARY BETA-ENDORPHIN IN THE ATTENUATION OF NOCICEPTIONDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1307THE ROLE OF THE COMPANY IN GENERATING SKILLS. THE LEARNING EFFECTS OF WORK ORGANIZATION. THE NETHERLANDS.ERIC
1308THE ROLE OF THE PHARMACIST IN NATIONAL DISASTERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1309THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF BREAST CANCER IN MASS MEDIA AND ITS INFLUENCE ON PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING AND CITIZEN DECISION-MAKINGDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1310THE STAR QUIZZER ON PHARMACY, CHEMISTRY AND MATERIA MEDICA : DESIGNED FOR THE USE OF PHARMACEUTICAL STUDENTS PREPARING THEMSELVES FOR ADVANCED STANDING IN COLLEGES OF PHARMACY AND FOR PREPARING TO PASS THE STATE PHARMACEUTICAL EXAMINATIONS OF THE VARIOUS STATESU.S. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE
1311THE TOXICOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL FATE, AND HUMAN RISK OF HERBICIDE ORANGE AND ITS ASSOCIATED DIOXINDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1312THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, AN ENCYCLOPEDIC SURVEYUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS
1313THE UNTOWARD EFFECTS OF DRUGS; A PHARMACOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL MANUALLIBRARY OF CONGRESS
1314THE URINE AND CLINICAL CHEMISTRY OF THE GASTRIC CONTENTS, THE COMMON POISONS, AND MILKP. BLAKISTON’S SON & CO.
1315THE USE OF SUGAR-OXIMES AND OTHER GLYCOSYLATED DRUGS IN TREATMENT AGAINST ORGANOPHOSPHATE POISONINGDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1316THERAPEUTIC GUIDE FOR PHARMACEUTICALS IN THE PACKAGED DISASTER HOSPITALWASHINGTON, D.C
1317THERMOREGULATION: RESEARCH AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1318TIROCINIUM MEDICUM, OR, A DISSERTATION ON THE DUTIES OF YOUTH APPRENTICED TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSIONKING’S COLLEGE
1319TO HEAL AND HARM: AN ECONOMIC VIEW OF DRUG SAFETYOHE
1320TOPICS ON DRUG METABOLISMINTECH
1321TOXIC HAZARDS RESEARCH UNITDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1322TOXIC HAZARDS RESEARCH UNIT 1989DEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1323TOXIC HAZARDS RESEARCH UNIT ANNUAL REPORTDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1324TOXICOKINETICS METABOLISM AND GENOTOXICITY OF NITROPROPANE IN RATS AND MICEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1325TOXICOKINETICS OF MICROCYSTIN AND DIHYDRO-MICROCYSTIN IN SWINEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1326TOXICOKINETICS OF T-2 MYCOTOXIN AND ITS METABOLITES IN CYNOMOLGUS MONKEYSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1327TOXICOLOGY STUDIES – CELLS, DRUGS AND ENVIRONMENTINTECH
1328TOXINS IN DRUG DISCOVERY AND PHARMACOLOGYMDPI AG
1329TRADE AND PRICE DIFFERENTIALS FOR PHARMACEUTICALS: POLICY OPTIONSOHE
1330TRADE MARK LEGISLATION AND THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRYOHE
1331TRANSIENT RECEPTOR POTENTIAL (TRP) CHANNELS IN DRUG DISCOVERY: OLD CONCEPTS & NEW THOUGHTSMDPI AG
1332TRANSLATING ADENOSINE A24 RECEPTOR BIOLOGY INTO NOVEL THERAPIES FOR PARKINSON’S DISEASEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1333TRANSLATIONAL ONCOGENOMICSNA
1334TRAVEL MEDICINE – SERIES ?MDPI AG
1335TREATMENT OF PANIC DISORDER: A CLINICAL UPDATEERIC
1336TRICHLOROETHYLENE: METABOLISM AND OTHER BIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF MOUSE LIVER TUMORSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1337UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS: PROGRAM EVALUATION FOR THE 1979-1980 ACADEMIC YEARERIC
1338USING OLD SOLUTIONS TO NEW PROBLEMS – NATURAL DRUG DISCOVERY IN THE 21ST CENTURYINTECH
1339USING THE PATCH-CLAMP TECHNIQUE TO SHED LIGHT ON ION CHANNELS STRUCTURE, FUNCTION AND PHARMACOLOGYTORROSSA OPEN
1340VACCINATIONOHE
1341VACCINE IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR PROSTATE CANCERDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1342VALIDATION AND APPLICATION OF PHARMACOKINETIC MODELS FOR INTERSPECIES EXTRAPOLATIONS IN TOXICITY RISK ASSESSMENTS OF VOLATILE ORGANICSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1343VALUE OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY TO THE UK ECONOMYOHE
1344VIRTUAL SCREENINGINTECH
1345VOGEL’S QUALITATIVE INORGANIC ANALYSISCAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
1346VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR STUDENTS OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND GENERAL CHEMISTRYUNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
1347WAR, CHOLERA, AND THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH. AN APPEAL TO SIR BENJAMIN HALL AND THE BRITISH PEOPLEWELLCOME LIBRARY
1348WATER POLLUTION RISKS OF METHYL TERTIARY BUTYL ETHER (MTBE)GOVERNMENT PUBLISHING OFFICE
1349WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR NITROCELLULOSEDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1350WATER QUALITY CRITERIA FOR NITROGLYCERINDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1351WELL-POSEDNESS RESULTS FOR A CLASS OF TOXICOKINETIC MODELSDEFENSE TECHNICAL INFORMATION CENTER
1352WHITLAS PHARMACY MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICSBAILLIERE, TINDALL & COM
1353WHO EXPERT COMMITTEE ON SPECIFICATIONS FOR PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS – WHO TECHNICAL REPORT SERIES, NO. 943 – FORTY-FIRST REPORTWORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
1354WILEY VCH INDUSTRIAL PHARMACEUTICAL BIOTECHNOLOGYY OF THE CELLWILEY
1355WORKPLACE CORRELATES AND SCHOLARLY PERFORMANCE OF CLINICAL PHARMACY FACULTY. ASHE ANNUAL MEETING PAPERERIC
1356WORLD WITHOUT CANCERWORLD WITHOUT CANCER
1357YEAR-BOOK OF PHARMACY ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS PHARMACY MATERIA MEDICA AND CHEMISTRY AUGUST 1893J. & A. CHURCHILL

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