Factors associated with polypharmacy in elderly home-care patients.

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Atsushi Asai

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Hideki Nomura

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Hitoshi Komiya

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Masafumi Kuzuya

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Shigeru Kanda

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Takuya Shimojima

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10.1111/GGI.13132

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