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Publisher: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease

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Volume 3, Supplement 3, November 1999

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Gianni Acocella [Dedication]
pp. S281-S281(1)
Author: Roscigno, G.

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Assuring bioavailability of fixed-dose combinations of anti-tuberculosis medications [Scientific Statement]
pp. S282-S283(2)
Author: Official Joint Statement of the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease and the World Health Organization

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Quality assurance: protocol for assessing the rifampicin bioavailability of combined formulations in healthy volunteers [Protocol]
pp. S284-S285(2)
Authors: International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease; World Health Organization

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Fixed-dose combination formulations for tuberculosis treatment [Editorial]
pp. S286-S288(3)
Authors: Sbarbaro, John; Blomberg, Bjørn; Chaulet, Pierre

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Review article

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Estimate of the global market for rifampicin-containing fixed-dose combination tablets
pp. S292-S300(9)
Authors: Norval, P.-Y.; Blomberg, B.; Kitler, M. E.; Dye, C.; Spinaci, S.

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Recent bioequivalence studies on fixed-dose combination anti-tuberculosis drug formulations available on the global market
pp. S309-S316(8)
Authors: Pillai, G.; Fourie, P. B.; Padayatchi, N.; Onyebujoh, P. C.; McIlleron, H.; Smith, P. J.; Gabriels, G.

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Panel Discussion I [Transcription of Panel Discussion]
pp. S317-S321(5)
Authors: Iseman, M D; Fourie, P B; Mitchison, D A; Kaul, C; Wang, J

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Regular Papers

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The development of a standardised screening protocol for the in vivo assessment of rifampicin bioavailability
pp. S329-S335(7)
Authors: McIlleron, H.; Gabriels, G.; Smith, P. J.; Fourie, P. B.; Ellard, G. A.

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The WHO Simplified Study Protocol in practice: investigation of combined formulations supplied by the WHO
pp. S336-S342(7)
Authors: Panchagnula, R.; Kaur, K. J.; Singh, I.; Kaul, C. L.

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Detection of substandard fixed-dose combination tuberculosis drugs using thin-layer chromatography
pp. S347-S350(4)
Authors: Kenyon, T. A.; Kenyon, A. S.; Kgarebe, B. V.; Mothibedi, D.; Binkin, N. J.; Layloff, T. P.

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Panel Discussion II [Transcription of Panel Discussion]
pp. S351-S352(2)
Authors: Iseman, M D; Fourie, P B; Mitchison, D A; Kaul, C; Wang, J

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Requirements for anti-tuberculosis drug tender requests
pp. S358-S361(4)
Authors: Trébucq, Arnaud; Caudron, J. M.; Pinel, J.

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Availability of quality fixed-dose combinations for the treatment of tuberculosis: what can we learn from studying the World Health Organization's vaccine model?
pp. S371-S380(10)
Authors: Blomberg, B.; Kitler, M. E.; Milstien, J.; Dellepiane, N.; Fanning, A.; Norval, P. Y.; Spinaci, S.

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Panel Discussion III [Transcription of Panel Discussion]
pp. S381-S387(7)
Authors: Iseman, M D; Spinaci, S; Weil, D; Coulibaly, I M; Cruz, R; Mantala, J

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