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. 2024 Mar 4;220(4):184-185.
doi: 10.5694/mja2.52201. Epub 2024 Jan 5.

Hidden danger: maize starch excipient allergy

Lipin Lukose  1 , Shrey Seth  1 , Kamal Sud  2   3 , Brian Nankivell  4 , Mary Ann Nicdao  3 , Ronald L Castelino  1   3
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Hidden danger: maize starch excipient allergy

Lipin Lukose et al. Med J Aust. .
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Keywords: Adverse drug reactions; Antihypertensive agents; Drug hypersensitivity; Education, professional.

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