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    • What factors affect the bioavailability of drugs?

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    Drug bioavailability after administration is affected by a number of different factors, including

    1. First-pass effect
    2. All of the other factors that affect absorption (i.e., route of administration, pH, blood flow, drug solubility, drug-drug interaction, drug-food interactions).

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