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Lapis de Goa: the 'Cordial Stone'--part two. 果阿青金石:“亲切之石”——第二部分。

Pharmaceutical historian Pub Date : 2010-09-01

Christopher J Duffin

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Has pharmacy adequately promoted pharmaceutical discoveries to the public? 药房是否向公众充分宣传药物发现?

Pharmaceutical historian Pub Date : 2010-09-01

John K Crellin

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Lapis de Goa: the 'cordial stone'. 果阿青金石:“亲切之石”。

Pharmaceutical historian Pub Date : 2010-06-01

Christopher J Duffin

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A time of transition: Thomas Mayleigh--pharmacist or physician? 过渡时期:托马斯·梅莱——药剂师还是医生?

Pharmaceutical historian Pub Date : 2010-06-01

Nicholas L Wood

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Aromatic vinegars: antiseptics of the past. 芳香醋:过去的防腐剂。