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- David G. Bailey, BScPhm PhD⇑,
- George Dresser, MD PhD,
- J. Malcolm O. Arnold, MB BCh MD
- From the Lawson Health Research Institute (Bailey), London, Ont.; the Department of Medicine (Arnold, Dresser) and the Divisions of Cardiology (Arnold) and Clinical Pharmacology (Dresser), Western University, London, Ont.
- Correspondence to:
David G. Bailey, david.bailey{at}lhsc.on.ca
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