Clinical pharmacology in Nigeria

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Nigeria, today, with a strongly developing economy, is laying the fQUndation for future achievement. While there is no specific unit of clinical pharmacology yet in the country, the principle is recognized and the need appreciated. There are many features in Nigeria that, if properly appreciated and utilized, will aid the progression of clinical pharmacology from an accepted principle to a gratifying and satisfactorily functioning discipline.

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