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a drug that treat health condition
Examples
- Penicillin treated bacterial infections in soldiers during World War II, reducing mortality from wound infections by 90%. medicine
- The antiretroviral drug combination AZT+3TC+efavirenz suppressed HIV replication in patients starting in 1996. pharmacology
- Insulin injections replaced missing hormone function in diabetic patients after its isolation in 1921 at the University of Toronto. biology
Emergence
through: a drug treat health condition
- curative effect
- dosage control
- targeted action
Chain to foundations
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Neighborhood
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Relations
| is-a | drug.chemical | medicine is a kind of drug |