The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... adverse reactions was 3.2 % for PLAVIX and 4.0 % for aspirin . In the CURE trial , the incidence of patients withdrawing from treatment because of gastrointestinal adverse reactions was 0.9 % for PLAVIX + aspirin compared with 0.8 % for ...
... adverse reactions was 3.2 % for PLAVIX and 4.0 % for aspirin . In the CURE trial , the incidence of patients withdrawing from treatment because of gastrointestinal adverse reactions was 0.9 % for PLAVIX + aspirin compared with 0.8 % for ...
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... adverse events or QT , interval were observed when patients were administered fexofenadine hydrochloride alone or in ... adverse events were seen given the known safety profile of fexofenadine and likely adverse reactions for this ...
... adverse events or QT , interval were observed when patients were administered fexofenadine hydrochloride alone or in ... adverse events were seen given the known safety profile of fexofenadine and likely adverse reactions for this ...
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... adverse reactions was 3.2 % for PLAVIX and 4.0 % for aspirin . In the CURE trial , the incidence of patients withdrawing from treatment because of gastrointestinal adverse reactions was 0.9 % for PLAVIX + aspirin compared with 0.8 % for ...
... adverse reactions was 3.2 % for PLAVIX and 4.0 % for aspirin . In the CURE trial , the incidence of patients withdrawing from treatment because of gastrointestinal adverse reactions was 0.9 % for PLAVIX + aspirin compared with 0.8 % for ...
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