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Antipsychotic Use and Risk of Hospitalization or Death Due to Pneumonia

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Antipsychotic Use and Risk of Hospitalisation or Death Due to Pneumonia in Persons With and Without Alzheimer's Disease

Chest 2016 Jun 10;[EPub Ahead of Print], AM Tolppanen, M Koponen, A Tanskanen, P Lavikainen, R Sund, J Tiihonen, S Hartikainen, H Taipale

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