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. 1994 Apr 30;308(6937):1162. doi: 10.1136/bmj.308.6937.1162

Safer use of traditional remedies. Remedies may contain cocktail of active drugs.

B I Vander Stricht, O E Parvais, R J Vanhaelen-Fastré, M H Vanhaelen, D Quertinier

PMCID: PMC2540162 PMID: 8173469

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