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Daily Archives: July 9, 2009
Psychiatric bible bashing
Category: General
Tagged diagnosis, disease mongering, pharmaceutical industry, psychiatry
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EU drugs industry antitrust report out…
Category: PLoS Medicine's Daily Click
Tagged generics, patents, pharmaceutical industry, regulatory approval
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100 years of Chagas disease
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Tagged antimicrobial drugs, global burden of disease, public health
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