Drug Exposed to Extreme Cold: The Military Perspective

A list of drugs identified as being damaged by freezing (68 of 153 items) was excerpted from the 668 Authorized Medical Allowance List (AMAL). Freeze/thaw stability data was obtained from both the literature and innovator drug companies for over one half (45 of 68) of these items. A summary of recom...

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Hauptverfasser:	Shea, Michael L, DeBell, Robert M, Bondi, Kenneth R, Margulies, Robert A
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