The Effect on Treatment Adherence of Administering Drugs as Fixed-Dose Combinations versus as Separate Pills: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (Q26865049)

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The Effect on Treatment Adherence of Administering Drugs as Fixed-Dose Combinations versus as Separate Pills: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (English)

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Pythia T Nieuwkerk

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Katy A. van Galen

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Jeannine F. Nellen

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2014

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AIDS Research and Treatment

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2014

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967073

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