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Date Mucilage as Co-Polymer in Metformin-loaded Microbeads for Controlled Release
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognized the use of rectal preparations for certain indications in children as an alternative to parenteral. However, challenges of stability in tropical countries have limited its application. Furthermore, adverse effects arise in the use of some excipients...
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