NEW EVIDENCE ON BENZODIAZEPINE USE AND FALLS: THE TIME FACTOR
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NEUTEL, C.I., ET AL., NEW EVIDENCE ON BENZODIAZEPINE USE AND FALLS: THE TIME FACTOR. AGE AND AGEING, Vol. 25, no. 4 (1996), p. 273-278.
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SIIS R.429
Palabras clave:
Caídas, Drogodependencias, Fármacos, Factor de protección, Personas mayores
Caídas, Drogodependencias, Fármacos, Factor de protección, Personas mayores
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