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Risks of dependence on benzodiazepine drugs: the importance of patient selection

Tyrer, 1989

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15163588551466867288
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Tyrer P
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BMJ: British Medical Journal

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There is considerable concern, sometimes amounting to alarm, in many parts of the world about the risks of dependence on benzodiazepine drugs. Although in some ways this is understandable as benzodiazepines were for many years the most commonly prescribed …
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