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A researcher tests whether dosage level of some drug (low, high) causes significant differences in health. What is this type of study?
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A researcher tests whether dosage level of some drug (low, high) causes significant differences in health. What is this type of study?

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If a researcher is studying on the dosage level of some drugs, He is doing a PHARMACOLOGICAL studies

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Pharmacology is simply the study of how drugs interact with the body and how the body responds to the drugs. It is simply the study of what drugs does to a body and what a body does to the same drug. Pharmacology is divided into two parts ; Pharmacodynamic and Pharmacokinetics

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