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Use of inorganic substances in folk medicinal formulations: a case study of a folk medicinal practitioner in Tangail district, Bangladesh.

M. A. Haque, Maya Shaha, Sheraz Ahmed, Rumana Akter, Hafizur Rahman, Sujan, Chakravotry, Ali Imran, Md Tabibul Islam, Ratna Das, Mohammed Rahmatullah

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Key concepts: Traditional medicine, Medicine, Geography

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