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Paul Bunnel
Win Chiou [1] - author of Chiou Equation, used by hospitals to calculate the intravenous dose of the antibiotics theophylene or aminoglycoside needed in patients, as well as to calculate the acute renal function in patients [2]
Ken Thomas Douglas - authority in drug design and discoverer of a new type of fluorescence
Holger Erdman - who?
Paul Dudley Lamson -- first Chair of the Department of Pharmacology at Vanderbilt[3]
Patrick Mantyh - researcher in the field of bone-cancer pain
Stephen Pilling - who?
Beverly Teicher - cancer researcher; drug discovery

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Amberonium chloride
Antivertignosic
Brain uptake index - a measure of a drug's ability to pass the blood–brain barrier that involves the injection of radiolabeled test and reference substances into the common carotid artery of anesthetized animals, or maybe an article on several different methods of measuring a drug's ability to cross the BBB, like the internal carotid artery perfusion (ICAP) method, brain uptake index (BUI) method, and intravenous/external organ (IV/EO) method
Calcium pyruvate
Cannabrex - apparently an at home synthetic marijuana kit
Carnivora extract
Celladam - Hungarian cancer cure 75% effective; 25 years ago
CtIP - a kind of protein found in human DNA
Drugs and sexual performance
Drugs and fertility
Drugs and gestation
Drugs and sexually transmitted diseases
Elizabethan washball - this is just old-fashioned soap, shaped into a ball
European Directorate on the Quality of Medicines - info at [4]
Fentress v. Eli Lilly
Gencydo
Germistatic
Glutathionarsenoxide (GSAO) - anti-cancer drug; angiogenesis inhibitor [5]
Hiya Kiogan - a Japanese medicine for children
hLM609
Hoe Hin Pak Fah Yeow - Hong Kong company; makers of Pak Fah Yeow (white flower oil), a popular analgesic formula composed of 40% wintergreen oil
Ihle's paste - a compound often applied to prevent diaper sores
International Society on Toxicology (IST)
Kneiping - a hot/cold treatment to improve circulation; first experimented with by a Dr. Kneipe; Austrian origin
LE-AON - ?
Lexanopadol
List of controlled substances
Lucidal - brain supplement
Maxoderm - provide the truth about this sham product
MetAP2
Mist euphoria
Mu Delta agonist antagonist (MDAN) - next-generation, non-addictive opioid; Scientific American: New Pain Reliever Proves More Potent, Less Addictive
Mycozyme