The risks associated with buflomedil-containing medicines are “greater than their limited benefits”,

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Reactions Weekly | 2011年 / 1379卷 / 1期
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Public Health; Adverse Effect; Marketing; Normal Condition; Member State;
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10.2165/00128415-201113790-00003
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