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Comment
. 2000 May 20;320(7246):1406-7.

Heartburn treatment in primary care. Prescribing omeprazole would conflict with desire to control prescribing costs

A Williams
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Heartburn treatment in primary care. Prescribing omeprazole would conflict with desire to control prescribing costs

A Williams. BMJ. .
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