Research and Development Costs for New Drugs by Therapeutic Category

Research and Development Costs for New Drugs by Therapeutic Category
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按治疗类别划分的新药研发成本

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1995
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PharmacoEconomics (Auckland)
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L. Lasagna
L. Lasagna
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作者:
J. DiMasi;R. W. Hansen;Henry Grabowski;L. Lasagna

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