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L'insuline en blister affiché à côté d'un dispositif d'inhalation, qui est offert par la société pharmaceutique Pfizer sous le nom de "Exubera', à Francfort-sur-Main, Allemagne, lundi 20 novembre 2006. Le médicament est
