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Anything regarding the absorption, break down to inactive or active metabolites, distribution, and elimination of the drug through the body.
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what is the advantages (for patients) in delayed and extended release drugs?
To understand the advantages of Extended Release (ER) and Delayed Release (DR) formulations, the primary differences between them should be highlighted. Taken from "A Clinician's Guide to Oral Extende …
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Urine analysis, the baking soda myth
Let us start by saying that it is not recommended to use home-made remedies off of some internet website, as the information may be inaccurate and misleading. You should always consult with a healthca …
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Muscarinic receptors in bladder
According to this paper (full text freely available), "the somatic pudendal nerve stimulates striated muscle of the external urethral sphincter, mediated by ACh activating nicotinic (N) receptors" (fr …
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