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    • Nanomedicines to Improve the Therapeutic Index of Drugs in Modern Drug Design

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    May 20, 2014

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    • This presentation will talk about context and challenges of therapeutic index in the pharmaceutical industry. The importance of therapeutic index improvement for Oncology and how nanoparticles can improve therapeutic index along with various case histories.

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