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• Open educational resources: Look for open-access pharmacology textbooks (e.g., OpenStax or university-published texts).
• Review articles & guidelines: Use freely available clinical guidelines, review articles, and drug monographs (PubMed, clinical practice guidelines, WHO).
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Clinical Application Boxes: Real-world examples that emphasize how pharmacological concepts apply in practice.

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