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Selected Factors That Influence Responses to AntihypertensivesChoosing Therapy for the Uncomplicated Patient
Barry L. Carter, PharmD;
Edward D. Frohlich, MD;
William J. Elliott, MD, PhD;
Michael A. Moore, MD;
R. Jerry Mann, MD;
Raymond W. Roberts, PharmD
Arch Fam Med. 1994;3(6):528-535.
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