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Fixed-dose combination and therapeutic drug monitoring in tuberculosis: friend or foe?
Zuur Marlanka A., Akkerman Onno W., Davies Forsman Lina, Hu Yi, Zheng Rongdong, Bruchfeld Judith, Tiberi Simon, Migliori Giovanni Battista, Alffenaar Jan-Willem C.
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Eur Respir J 2016; 48: 1230-1233
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October
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