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A report from Cairo University discusses the use of a fixed-dose combination of cinnarizine and dimenhydrinate as an effective therapy for patients with vestibular disorders. The report compares and evaluates two UPLC systems for the analysis of these drugs and their impurities in pharmaceutical dosage forms. The proposed UPLC systems were found to be sustainable, green, simple, fast, and effective, making them useful for quality control in pharmaceutical companies. The report also mentions the use of whiteness and greenness assessment tools to evaluate the health and safety hazards of the methods. [Extracted from the article]