Comparative Effectiveness of Pharmacologic Treatments to Prevent Fractures
Carolyn Crandall(University of California, Los Angeles), Paul G Shekelle(VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System), Sydne J Newberry, Marika Booth(RAND Corporation), Allison Diamant(RAND Corporation), Aneesa Motala(University of Southern California), Yee-Wei Lim(RAND Corporation), Walid F. Gellad(University of Pittsburgh)
Annals of Internal Medicine
March 8, 2020
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