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Pharmacology Intellect



Welcome to my blog Pharmacology Intellect!! The sole purpose of my blog is educational related to the academic content of Pharmacy field focusing mainly on its branch of Pharmacology and other branches also . Here one can find the easy explanation of the topics of the pharmacology in simple terms and explanation with the help of chats, tables and pictures. The content can be useful for clear understanding and helpful in preparation of academic notes .

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