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Treatment of systemic infection/malignancy with specific drugs that have selective toxicity for the infecting organism/malignant cell with little or no effects on the host cells describes

Treatment of systemic infection/malignancy with specific drugs that have selective toxicity for the infecting organism/malignant cell with little or no effects on the host cells describes

pharmacology.

—>> chemotherapy.

clinical pharmacology.

toxicology.

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