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Dr.Abhishek Lachyan

(Department of Social and Preventive Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, University Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

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1. Naveen .h. simon
2. abhishek s.lachyan
3. r. sreeraja kumar
4. apurva chatterjee
5. saima furqan
6. amruta suryawanshi

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Pharma industry outlook: post covid prospects of pharma manufacturing

Author : Naveen .h. simon, abhishek s.lachyan, r. sreeraja kumar, apurva chatterjee, saima furqan, amruta suryawanshi

Keyword : Pharma,covid, manufacturing

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Abstract : The implementation of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient and Standard Operating Procedures to produce quality drugs, Indian Pharmaceutical Industry has the potential to become the largest market of Pharmaceutical Products in the world.

Article by : Dr.Abhishek Lachyan

Article add date : 2021-05-06


How to cite : Naveen .h. simon, abhishek s.lachyan, r. sreeraja kumar, apurva chatterjee, saima furqan, amruta suryawanshi. (2021-May-06). Pharma industry outlook: post covid prospects of pharma manufacturing. retrieved from https://www.openacessjournal.com/abstract/715

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