Pharmacists are allowed – and in some states mandated – to swap a brand name drug for its generic counterpart, but concerns linger about whether some generics actually measure up. In a three-part series, MedPage Today examined the effect of generic substitution in everyday practice, differences in bioequivalence standards for FDA approval, and recent manufacturing recalls.
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