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. 2002 Feb 16;324(7334):424-5.

Monitoring safety of over the counter drugs. Patients could do more than just treat themselves

Alan G Wade
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Monitoring safety of over the counter drugs. Patients could do more than just treat themselves

Alan G Wade. BMJ. .
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