3D-printed drugs are moving off the Science Fiction shelf and into real life with the FDA approval of Spritam, an anti-seizure medication from Aprecia Pharmaceuticals. Will this development set a new precedent for drug manufacturing? Dr. Matt Birnholz reports.
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3D-printed drugs are moving off the Science Fiction shelf and into real life with the FDA approval of Spritam, an anti-seizure medication from Aprecia Pharmaceuticals. Will this development set a new precedent for drug manufacturing? Dr. Matt Birnholz reports.
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