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... ( oral ) curve in Fig . 7.4 . ( Note that when the drug is only feebly soluble or is given in a sustained - release form this type of plot may fail to yield values for k or 10.5 ) . ( a ) The ideal dose . For most diseases a blood ...
... ( oral ) curve in Fig . 7.4 . ( Note that when the drug is only feebly soluble or is given in a sustained - release form this type of plot may fail to yield values for k or 10.5 ) . ( a ) The ideal dose . For most diseases a blood ...
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Foods, Drugs, and Poisons in the Human Body Adrien Albert. followed by oral penicillamine during the next several weeks . Because oral chelation therapy promotes absorption of lead from the gut , treatment must take place in a low lead ...
Foods, Drugs, and Poisons in the Human Body Adrien Albert. followed by oral penicillamine during the next several weeks . Because oral chelation therapy promotes absorption of lead from the gut , treatment must take place in a low lead ...
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... oral contraceptives ; provisional studies , published in 1983 , suggested that their use by those under 25 increased risk of breast and endometrial carcinomas . Fortunately this has turned out not to be the case generally . The Cancer ...
... oral contraceptives ; provisional studies , published in 1983 , suggested that their use by those under 25 increased risk of breast and endometrial carcinomas . Fortunately this has turned out not to be the case generally . The Cancer ...
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