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PostScription: Thousands of Unapproved New Drugs are on the U.S. Market, Part 1

Author(s):  Allen Loyd V Jr

Issue:  Jul/Aug 2007 - Hormone Replacement Therapy
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Page(s):  350-351

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Related Keywords: Loyd V. Allen, Jr., PhD, RPh, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, regulation, regulatory, unapproved drugs, FDA, compliance policy guide, legislation, Drug Efficacy Study Implementation, DESI

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