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Why are Generic Medicines cheaper?
Generic medicine is defined as a substitute or a bioequivalent of a branded medicine with respect to pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties. A medicine can only be termed as generic if it is made up of the same chemical composition at same strength and it has to meet the same standard of preparation. Generic medicines are consumed in similar dosage pattern, strength, safety precautions as its innovator brand. Read
By: Methyu | 09/11/2009 | Medicine

Symptoms, Causes and Prevention of Diabetes
The medical term 'Diabetes' is derived from the Greek words 'syphon' and 'sugar', describing symptoms of uncontrolled diabetes, passing huge amounts of urine containing sugar-glucose. Read
By: Methyu | 21/10/2009 | Health