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Kinderarmut in Ost- und Westdeutschlanderapies in dermatology. Understanding the basic principles of pharmacoeconomics and how they apply to dermatology is important for all dermatologists and medical trainees. In this chapter, we review the key concepts of pharmacoeconomics and give examples of these as they pertain to systemic therapy

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Von der Nachkriegsnot zur Familienpolitik, thus the manufacturing of biologics is a complex process. This chapter discusses the multistep approach used to manufacture biotechnology-derived biologics. The chapter also discusses biosimilars and the complexity of their development and manufacturing along with highlighting the differences betwe

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