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Volume 279(15)             April 15, 1998             pp 1200-1205

Incidence of Adverse Drug Reactions in Hospitalized Patients: A Meta-analysis of Prospective Studies
[Review]

Lazarou, Jason, MSc; Pomeranz, Bruce H., MD, PhD; Corey, Paul N., PhD

From the Departments of Zoology (Mr Lazarou and Dr Pomeranz), Physiology (Dr Pomeranz), and Public Health Sciences (Dr Corey), University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario.


Part One
Part Two

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