Muriel Vasconcellos Oct 13, 2004:

Simon, go to http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/List of drugs. There you will find the names of all the drugs. The names followed by "INN" are the international nonproprietary names approved on the basis of negotiation between countries.

cmwilliams (X) Oct 11, 2004:

Why is this classified as homework or a translation test?

Stuart Allsop Oct 11, 2004:

Anwering a question or two every now and then would be nice too: 148 asked, 70 open, zero answerd. ProZ is supposed to be both give and take, not just take.

Ines Garcia Botana Oct 11, 2004:

Hi Simon, at least grade them!People work hard here and try to do their best, do you follow me? Thanks in advance.

Refugio Oct 11, 2004:

You may have a whole list there, but this is not the purpose of KudoZ.

Non-ProZ.com Oct 11, 2004:

Sorry Ruth, I've got a whole list here! It's an Offical Mexican Standard with a listing of all classiifed vetinary medicines.
Sorry to be a bother.
Simon

Margarita Ezquerra (Smart Translators, S.L.) Oct 11, 2004:

Simon, puedes encontrar todos estos terminos en EurodictAutom.

Refugio Oct 11, 2004:

Isn't that enough now, Simon?