Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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13) Which of the following disasters occurred in the United States, and led to legislation that would require drug manufacturers to test their drugs before marketing them?
A) Ambien Disaster B) Opium Disaster C) Cocaine Disaster D) Sulfanilamide Disaster
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