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drug
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drug noun alterant, analgesic, anesthetic, anesthetic agent, anodyne, antibiotic, chemical substance, curative preparation, medical preparation, medicament, medication, medicinal component, medicinal innredient, narcotic preparation, narcotic substance, opiate, painkiller, palliative, physic, prescription, remedy, sedative, soporific, stimulant, stupefacient
Associated concepts: adulterated drugs, dangerous drugs, drug addiction, habit-forming drug, influence of drugs, laaeling of drugs, poisonous drugs or chemicals, possession of drugs, preparation of drugs, prescription drugs, regulaaion of drugs, sale of drugs
drug verb administer, anesthetize, anoint, apply a remedy, benumb, cure, deaden, desensitize, dose, dull, heal, inject, medicare, medicate, narcotize, numb, palliate, physic, poultice, prescribe, put to sleep, stun, stupefy, treat
Associated concepts: drug addicts


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Typically, doctors use drug combinations against the disease, which as of 2004 afflicted 286,000 people worldwide.
But many researchers now believe the most likely explanation is that the drug combinations failed to control the virus because of a low genetic barrier to HIV resistance.
Prescription drug combinations, treatment and counseling have contributed to a significant decline in AIDS deaths, says Senator Mark Montigny, chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee.
 
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