Minor Illnesses to Pharmacies - A Concise Handbook of National Over-the-Counter Chinese Patent Medicine

Author: Li Yaoqing et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features:
Book Introduction:
(1) Over-the-counter drugs are characterized by safety, effectiveness, stability, and convenience.
(2) Over-the-counter drugs can be freely purchased at pharmacies or supermarkets, with relatively low costs, making it a trend for ordinary people to seek medical care at pharmacies for minor illnesses.
(3) Over-the-counter drugs serve as a good helper for reasonable self-medication among the general public.
This book is compiled based on the first batch of over-the-counter drug lists announced by the State Food and Drug Administration on July 25, 1999, and the second batch of national over-the-counter drug lists announced by the State Food and Drug Administration on May 18, 2001. All traditional Chinese medicine included in this book are accompanied by content such as [Drug Composition], [Preparation and Specifications], [Indications and Uses], [Usage and Dosage], and [Special Notes].
This book is intended for reference by the general public with non-medical or pharmaceutical backgrounds.