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Faculty Members have conducted research related to the A Repurposed Drug Screen for Regulating Metabolic Disease: An Overview in the Management of Traumatic Brain Injury; [Una Deteccion De Drogas Reutilizada Para Regular La Enfermedad Metabolica: Una Descripcion General En El Manejo De La Lesion Cerebral Traumatica]

Mohammad Hosein Sadeghian

Mohammad Hosein Sadeghian

Associate Professor of Forensic Medicine

Department Forensic Medicine

School of Medicine

Yas Hospital,Shariati Hospital,Arash Hospital

Toxicology and Poisoning Research Center

Tehran University of Medical Sciences

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