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Clinical Pharmacology in Health Care, Teaching and Research

WHO/IUPHAR/CIOMS

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WHO position paper on clinical pharmacology covering drug therapy in pediatric and geriatric patients, biologics, traditional medicines, and the discipline role in global health.

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