Reza Milani, Pharm.D, Pharmaceutical Medicine
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Reza Milani, Pharm.D

Pharmaceutical Medicine

51 Sheppard Ave W North York Ontario, M2N 1M4

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Dr. Reza Milani is a clinical pharmacologist practicing in North York, Ontario. Dr. Milani specializes in developing and testing new pharmaceutical products, with specific focus on the correlation between drugs and diseases. Clinical pharmacologists optimize drug prescribing and prevent medication errors as well as contribute to new drug applications delivered to the FDA.

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51 Sheppard Ave W -
North York, Ontario M2N 1M4
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