Black Box Warnings : Implications for Prescribing and Patient Safety

Jul 12, 2012

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Black Box Warnings : Implications for Prescribing and Patient Safety

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1. Black Box Warnings :Implications for Prescribing and Patient Safety

2. CAFERGOT (ergotamine tartrate and caffeine) SUPPOSITORIES, USP Rx Only

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