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. 1994 Jun 4;308(6942):1506–1507.

Tacrine and lecithin in Alzheimer's disease. Serum tacrine concentrations too low.

C Roberts, P Mäkelä, J Ford, C Truman
PMCID: PMC2540320  PMID: 8019289

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