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NSAIDs: Classification and mode of action

NSAIDs: Classification and mode of action NSAIDs: Classification and mode of action
NSAIDs: Classification and mode of action NSAIDs: Classification and mode of action

NSAIDs are a broad group of cyclooxygenase (COX) inhibitors also called aspirin-like drugs, due to their similar therapeutic activity. 

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Orally disintegrating tablets: An easy way of drug administration

The oral delivery is one of the safest, most convenient and most economical methods of drug delivery with the highest patient compliance. 

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