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Mechanism of Action and Side Effects for All Drugs covered during Year 1 and 2 of Keele University's Medicine Course A100

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A total of 41 documents written by a final year medical student with distinction grade. These notes are concise and of very high quality - using a combination of textbooks, lectures, and current guidelines (NICE and RCOG). These documents are the only resource you should need for passing finals.

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