Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better?

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Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better? / Hughes, D.; Hughes, D.A.
In: Pharmacoeconomics, Vol. 24, No. 3, 01.01.2006, p. 211-213.

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Hughes, D & Hughes, DA 2006, 'Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better?', Pharmacoeconomics, vol. 24, no. 3, pp. 211-213.

APA

Hughes, D., & Hughes, D. A. (2006). Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better? Pharmacoeconomics, 24(3), 211-213.

CBE

Hughes D, Hughes DA. 2006. Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better?. Pharmacoeconomics. 24(3):211-213.

MLA

Hughes, D. and D.A. Hughes. "Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better?". Pharmacoeconomics. 2006, 24(3). 211-213.

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Hughes D, Hughes DA. Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better? Pharmacoeconomics. 2006 Jan 1;24(3):211-213.

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Hughes, D. ; Hughes, D.A. / Less is more: Medicines that require less frequent administration improve adherence, but are they better?. In: Pharmacoeconomics. 2006 ; Vol. 24, No. 3. pp. 211-213.

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