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A computerized system for screening drug interactions and interferences.

V E Bouchard·J E Bell·H R Freedy·M G Duffy
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V E Bouchard, J E Bell, H R Freedy, M G Duffy. 1972. A computerized system for screening drug interactions and interferences.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5052021/

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