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A Training Program in Clinical Pharmacology

Louis LasagnaThe Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore
Pages 559-561 | Published online: 06 Jul 2016

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Louis Lasagna. (1961) The Role of a Division of Clinical Pharmacology in a University Environment. Postgraduate Medicine 29:5, pages 525-528.
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J. Collier & A. Herxheimer. (1991) The roles and responsibilities of clinical pharmacology.. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 31:5, pages 497-499.
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WILLIAM M. WARDELL. (1974) Clinical Pharmacology at University Medical Centers. I. Functions and Organization. The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 14:7, pages 309-324.
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D.R. Laurence. (1964) CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY. The Lancet 283:7344, pages 1173-1176.
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