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CLEARING ‘THE FOG ON THE TYNE’: CAN THE QUALITY OF THERAPEUTICS BE ASSESSED?

1. The rise in prescribing costs in developed countries is a concern for all physicains, but a particular challenge for clinical pharmacologists.

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