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Drug Repurposing Via the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act

September 3, 2024200 Views0

This Viewpoint discusses the benefits and impediments of drug repurposing in the US and how the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act may serve as a successful legislative model to stimulate greater drug repurposing.

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