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The tendency for the combination of two factors to produce a result that is different from the mere sum of the two individual contributions.<\/p>\n

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Where an herb and drug are taken at the same time, changing the effect of the drug (or herb), or producing an adverse reaction.<\/p>\n

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A statistical term pertaining to the fact that the influence of a particular variable depends upon the value of other variables.<\/p>\n

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An effect which two or more substances such as drugs have on each other.<\/p>\n

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The concept of “mutual action” pertains to the interdependent relationship between two or more entities, as observed by experts in the field of virus diseases. Within this category, a range of phenomena have been identified, including the partial or complete suppression of one virus, a synergistic association between two viruses, and an abnormal alteration in the concentration of one virus.<\/p>\n

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