Pharmaceutical Preparations -- physiology
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- The correlation of adverse effects in man with observations in animals : proceedings of the meeting held in Uppsala, June 1970
- Therapeutic agents and the liver : a symposium held on 1 June, 1964, at the Royal Free Hospital, London
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