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Suppositories are solid dosage forms that are inserted into body cavities to dissolve and deliver medication. The document is about suppositories and is written by Somesh Chandra, an Assistant Professor at Om Sadashiva College of Pharmacy. The document likely discusses the composition, uses, and manufacturing of suppositories for drug delivery.
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