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Extent of misuse and dependence of codeinecontaining products among medical and pharmacy students in a Nigerian University
Objective: The overall goal of the study was to evaluate the probable reasons for patients’ nonadherence to prescribed oral hypoglycemic medications in an ambulatory care setting in Nigeria with a view to identifying points for necessary intervention to improve adherence and treatment outcomes. Also...
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