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History and research foundations

The research tradition underlying Vision 2035 draws on pharmaceutical work recorded from 1982, legal and forensic-pharmaceutical developments in the 1990s, and subsequent books and research. The named Vision publication appeared in 2026. Later concepts have their own dates of emergence.

Selected chronology

Period Documented record Evidence status
1982 Conference work on biologically active substances among dicarboxylic-acid derivatives, Kaunas, pp.153–154; a second related record appears for Tashkent. Bibliographic entries in Viktoriia Shapovalova's ORCID; original scans not examined for this page.
1984 Pediatric drug-discovery research involving dicarboxylic-acid derivatives. ORCID bibliographic record.
1989 Biologically active substances in hydrazide derivatives of succinic heterylamides, Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal 23(7):575–578. DOI-backed record; ORCID identifies Scopus–Elsevier as the depositing source.
1994 Правовое обеспечение фармации: подготовка экспертов. ORCID bibliographic record.
1997 Справочник по правовой и судебной фармации, Kharkiv, Torsing, 656 pages. ORCID bibliographic record.
1998–2010 Books on nonprescription medicines, pharmaceutical law and safe self-medication, culminating in the revised 2010 monograph. Selected bibliography in the Revision 2027 working manuscript; earlier editions should be distinguished from later translations and updates.
2020–2024 Association activities and the foundation of SRUMPL. Organizational records and dated publications.
6 March 2026 Publication of Vision 2035 – Medico-Pharmaceutical Law for Human Security. Publisher catalogue.
4 October 2026 Publication of the Recipra conceptual contribution. Journal record.

Attribution

The early records belong to the researchers and coauthors who produced them. They must not be attributed retrospectively to Lumen or to every participant in the current Vision project. See People and attribution.

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