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20th century

This dimension groups drugs by the era in which they were first approved for use. Wikipedia notes that "as a result of this complex path from discovery to commercialization, partnering has become a standard practice for advancing drug candidates through development pipelines," pipelines that end in an approval dated to a specific era. Browsing by era lets a visitor compare drugs first approved in the same period.

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WHO Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification System 1
20th century
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1-Docosanol

20th century

Abacavir

20th century

Accutane

20th century

Aceon

20th century

Acetazolamide

20th century

Aciclovir

20th century

Aciphex

20th century

Acitretin

20th century

ACTH

20th century

ActHIB

20th century

Actigall

20th century

Activase

20th century

Adrenocorticotropic hormone (medication)

20th century

Albendazole

20th century

Allopurinol

20th century

Alteplase

20th century

Amikacin

20th century

Amitriptyline

20th century

Amlodipine

20th century

Amoxicillin

20th century

Amphotericin B

20th century

Ampicillin

20th century

Arsphenamine

20th century

Artemisinin

20th century

Atenolol

20th century

Atorvastatin

20th century

Azithromycin

20th century

Beclometasone

20th century

Bleomycin

20th century

Calicheamicin

20th century

Carmustine

20th century

Chloroquine

20th century

Chlorpromazine

20th century

Ciclosporin

20th century

Cimetidine

20th century

Ciprofloxacin

20th century

Cisplatin

20th century

Clindamycin

20th century

Clopidogrel

20th century

Colchicine

20th century

Corticorelin

20th century

Cytarabine

20th century

Dacarbazine

20th century

Dactinomycin

20th century

Diazepam

20th century

Digoxin

20th century

Doxycycline

20th century

Epinephrine

20th century

Erythromycin

20th century

Ethotoin

20th century

Etoposide

20th century

Fentanyl

20th century

Finasteride

20th century

Fluconazole

20th century

Fluoxetine

20th century

Fosinopril

20th century

Furosemide

20th century

Glibenclamide

20th century

Granisetron

20th century

Haloperidol

20th century

Heparin

20th century

Hydrochlorothiazide

20th century

Hydrocortisone

20th century

Ibuprofen

20th century

Insulin

20th century

Interferon gamma-1b

20th century

Interleukin 2

20th century

Isoniazid

20th century

Isotretinoin

20th century

Ivermectin

20th century

Ketamine

20th century

Lactulose

20th century

Levothyroxine

20th century

Lidocaine

20th century

Lisinopril

20th century

Lithium

20th century

Lomustine

20th century

Mebendazole

20th century

Metformin

20th century

Methotrexate

20th century

Methylphenidate

20th century

Metoprolol

20th century

Misoprostol

20th century

Mitomycin C

20th century

Montelukast

20th century

mTOR inhibitors

20th century

Naloxone

20th century

Nitrofurazone

20th century

Nitrogen mustard

20th century

Nizatidine

20th century

Omeprazole

20th century

Oseltamivir

20th century

Oxytocin

20th century

Paracetamol

20th century

Penicillin

20th century

Phenoxymethylpenicillin

20th century

Phenytoin

20th century

Praziquantel

20th century

Prednisolone

20th century

Prednisone

20th century

Procarbazine

20th century

Quinapril

20th century

Rifampicin

20th century

Salbutamol

20th century

Sertraline

20th century

Sildenafil

20th century

Spironolactone

20th century

Streptomycin

20th century

Tamoxifen

20th century

Temozolomide

20th century

Tetracycline

20th century

Thiotepa

20th century

Tranexamic acid

20th century

Tretinoin

20th century

Trimethoprim

20th century

Urokinase

20th century

Vancomycin

20th century

Venlafaxine

20th century

Vincristine

20th century

Vinorelbine

20th century

Warfarin

20th century

Zafirlukast

20th century

Zidovudine

20th century
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1. Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System (Wikipedia)
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The Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification System is a drug classification system that classifies the active ingredients of drugs according to the organ or system on which they act and their therapeutic, pharmacological and chemical properties.
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