
Drs. Burling and Shah examine the second part of the pharmaceuticals manufacturing process, in which formulations for drug delivery are determined. Several types of formulations and their potentials for occupational exposure are reviewed.
Drug Industry, Administration, Topical, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Suppositories, Nonprescription Drugs, United States, Solutions, Drug Delivery Systems, Liposomes, Animals, Humans, Ethics, Medical, Infusions, Parenteral, Drug Packaging, Drug Labeling, Skin, Tablets
Drug Industry, Administration, Topical, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Suppositories, Nonprescription Drugs, United States, Solutions, Drug Delivery Systems, Liposomes, Animals, Humans, Ethics, Medical, Infusions, Parenteral, Drug Packaging, Drug Labeling, Skin, Tablets
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