| Herewith, we provide the first example of a synthetic lipid that acts as a delivery enhancer of a pharmacon. |
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| No additional pharmacon is necessary, preparation is easy. |
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| The combination of anti-neoplastic effect with microembolizing features offered by the same anti-neoplastic pharmacon was made possible by dispersing that pharmacon in an aqueous crystal suspension. |
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| It is a pharmacon having a strong trophic-anabolic action on the bone tissue, assuring both the inhibition of the bone loss, and the formation of new bones of good quality. |
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| Using the method described in this study, the monocomponent as provided by the manufacturer could be used as embolizing pharmacon without additional agents. |
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| A stabilizer for an active substance, such as a pharmacon, comprising a fructan having a number-average degree of polymerization of at least 6 in the form of a sugar glass. |
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| Thus, by degrees, the beach acquired in the popular mind the typically doubled and oxymoronic meaning of the pharmacon, a drug that can both heal and kill. |
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