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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 16 (October 1906) (1906)

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ourse, largely Happily, the method upon its commercial value of physiological assay is and the ease with which it now available, and prac- may be simulated. Drugs tical use is made of the like opium and crocus, for fact that certain of these instance, are frequently drugs will produce charac-… … duces the effect desired. and unsophisticated buy- Testing a Remedy on a Guinea-Pig. But should the prescrip- ers are sometimes supplied tion be refilled with a with Tinnevelly senna in THE NEED AND THE TESTING OF FT/BE DRUGS.

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