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. 2001 Jan 13;322(7278):110; author reply 111.

Orlistat associated with hypertension. Digit preference lays conclusions about orlistat open to doubt

G D Johnston
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Orlistat associated with hypertension. Digit preference lays conclusions about orlistat open to doubt

G D Johnston. BMJ. .
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