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Vol. 21, Art. 23 (pp. 271-290)    |    2020       
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Antidote therapy in the system of measures aimed at eliminating the consequences of emergency situations: state and prospects of development
Federal State Unitary Enterprise Research & Production Center "Pharmaceutical Protection" of Federal Medical Biological Agency



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The article considers the role and place of specific pharmacotherapy in the system of measures aimed at eliminating the health consequences of emergencies of a chemical nature, taking into account the specifics of the content and nature of chemical hazards. The article focuses on the regulatory and production aspects of the state of the Russian Federation's antidote system and its development prospect.


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antidotes, reserve of medical property, chemical safety, emergency situations.





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