BMJ. 1998 Aug 22;317(7157):512-3.

The quality and stability of essential drugs in rural Zimbabwe: controlled longitudinal study.

Nazerali H, Hogerzeil HV.

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Zimbabwe Essential Drugs Action Programme, PO Box CY 924, Harare, Zimbabwe.

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