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    • What is a drug?

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    A drug or medicine is, broadly speaking, any substance other than food which, when taken into the body, affects the living protoplasm. A drug can also be seen as a chemical used in the diagnosis, prevention, treatment or cure of diseases.  In pharmacology, a drug is a chemical which by interacting with biological systems produces some changes in them.

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