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Self-Medication and Pharmaceutical Dispensing in Egypt: Practices, Policies, and Regulatory Challenges
Access to safe and appropriate medications is a critical component of public health, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. In Egypt, self-medication and informal pharmaceutical dispensing have become deeply embedded practices shaped by systemic, economic, and cultural factors. This resea...
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2026
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