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Masters Degrees in Toxicology, Netherlands

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  Medical Pharmaceutical Sciences MSc
University of Groningen Health and Life Sciences
How to design more effective and needle-free pulmonary vaccines? How can we better measure drug toxicity for humans? How can we fight antibiotic resistance?. Read more…
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  MSc in Biomedical Sciences
Radboud University Masters Programmes
Biomedical scientists want to minimise the impact of diseases for humans and humankind. Smart, global visionaries are needed who want to solve health care issues in the lab and in the field. Read more…
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