WHO Model Formulary

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Publication details: WHO; 2004Description: 1-527pgs with indexISBN:

92 4 154631X

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615.11 W35

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	SLML BOOKS	Sri Lanka Medical Library Reference				615.11 W35 (Browse shelf(Opens below))					Not for loan			SLML430124

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