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The regulation of online pharmacies dispensing prescription-only medicines in Kenya: a consumer protection perspective
In this day and age, more of the world has access to mobile devices and the Internet than ever before. Conventional times have seen the introduction of e-commerce which has enabled the buying and selling of a wide range of services and goods, including medicines, over the Internet. Without face-to-f
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