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Identification of counterfeit medicines from the Internet and the World market using near-infrared spectroscopy

Assi et al., 2011

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4623699377622336268
Author
Assi S
Watt R
Moffat A
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Analytical methods

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Pharmaceutical counterfeiting is a life threatening problem affecting all countries. Counterfeit medicines may be encountered anywhere in conventional markets or from the Internet. This paper proposes a rapid and non-destructive near-infrared spectroscopic method for the …
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