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Abdul Razzaque Nohri is a distinguished medical professional and senior hospital pharmacist with a strong background in public health and research. He holds multiple academic qualifications, including a Pharm-D, MBA, and M.Phil from the University of Sindh, as well as an MSPH from Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences. Currently, he is pursuing an MSc in Public and Environmental Health Sciences from the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, specializing as an environmental health expert. He is also a prestigious Chevening Awardee (2025).
With over 40 published research papers and 6 authored eBooks, Dr. Razzaque has made significant contributions to medical literature and public health knowledge. He is also a certified expert in natural product development and serves as a research team member with several international firms.
In addition to his clinical and academic expertise, Dr. Razzaque has extensive experience in medical writing, reviewing, and proofreading, ensuring high-quality scientific communication. His multidisciplinary profile as a pharmacist, researcher, author, and public health specialist highlights his dedication to advancing healthcare and improving community well-being worldwide.
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What Is A Generic?
×A generic drug is essentially a copycat version of a brand-name medication, offering the same safety, quality, and effectiveness, but often at a lower cost. When a brand-name drug's patent expires, other companies can produce the generic version. These generics contain the same active ingredients and work in the same way in the body as the original brand-name drug. However, they might differ in color, shape, or inactive ingredients. The appeal of generic drugs lies in their affordability; they provide a more cost-effective option for consumers without sacrificing the benefits of the original medication. This makes healthcare more accessible to a larger portion of the population, ensuring that more people can receive the treatment they need without the burden of high costs associated with brand-name drugs.