The Evening versus Morning Polypill Utilization Study: the TEMPUS rationale and design

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Fixed-dose combination therapy for the prevention of atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases.Single-pill combinations: a therapeutic option or necessity for vascular risk treatment?Jet dispensing of multi-layered films for the co-delivery of three antihypertensive agents.

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The Evening versus Morning Polypill Utilization Study: the TEMPUS rationale and design

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Michiel L Bots

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Simon Thom

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