Wilson et al., 2017 - Google Patents
A new handheld device for the detection of falsified medicines: demonstration on falsified artemisinin-based therapies from the fieldWilson et al., 2017
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- Wilson B
- Kaur H
- Allan E
- Lozama A
- Bell D
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- The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene
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Poor-quality medicines are a major problem for health-care systems in resource-poor settings as identifying falsified medicines requires a complex laboratory infrastructure such as a Medicines Quality Control Laboratory. We report here an evaluation of a low-cost …
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