The medicines of today are based upon thousands of years of knowledge accumulated from folklore, serendipity and scientific discovery. The new medicines of tomorrow will be based on the discoveries that are being made now, arising from basic research in laboratories around the world.
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The medicines of today are based upon thousands of years of knowledge accumulated from folklore, se
The medicines of today are based upon thousands of years of knowledge accumulated from folklore, se
The medicines of today are based upon thousands of years of knowledge accumulated from folklore, se
The medicines of today are based upon thousands of years of knowledge accumulated from folklore, se
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