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Adverse Drug Reactions in the Era of Multi-morbidity and Polypharmacy

Overview
Journal J Basic Clin Pharm
Specialty Pharmacology
Date 2015 Dec 23
PMID 26692740
Citations 2
Authors
T Javier Birriel
Reina Uchino
Noran Barry
Tracy Butryn
Donna M Sabol
Pamela L Valenza
Stanislaw P Stawicki
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