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Monograph Development: Why and When to Participate
Author(s)J. Mark Wiggins, Joseph A. Albanese
This article explores a proactive advocacy approach that a bio/pharmaceutical company may take through participation in the development of new and revised monographs in the various pharmacopoeias.
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