WHO Drug is a dictionary of known medicines maintained by the World Health Organization since 1968.
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It contains lists of all known manufactured drugs in every country that was ever reported to WHO.
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WHODrug identifies Generic Drugs(Preferred Terms) and non-Generic Drugs(Synonyms)
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The dictionary also associates a drug with an Anatomical-Therapeutic Classification; that is, the parts and systems of the human body where this drug might have an effect.
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The dictionary has changed structure(formats) three times in its history. Currently in use are the B2 and C formats
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The WHO Dictionaries have three different content versions:
WHO-DD
The base or original WHODrug dictionary
WHO-DDE
The original WHO-DD plus all drugs from IMS
WHO-HD
An Herbal Dictionary, where all new Herbal drugs from 2003
onward are recorded
Combined File format
Available from June 2006, where the WHO-HD and WHO-DDE are combined into a single set of files, this is the most complete
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