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An Online Survey to Estimate the Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice among People in Odisha on Proper Drug Disposal Methods along with their Opinion on the Use of E-pharmacy and Drones as Future Dispensing Models for Medicines 一项在线调查，以估计奥里萨邦人民对正确药物处置方法的知识、态度和实践，以及他们对使用电子药房和无人机作为未来药物分配模式的意见

WORLD JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH AND REPORTS Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI: 10.51521/wjmrr.2023.2101

Priyabrata Panda, Sarojini Nayak, Mohammad Sahil

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