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Stomatitis Risk With Everolimus Reduced by Slow Dose Escalat
Stomatitis Risk With Everolimus Reduced by Slow Dose Escalat
Stomatitis Risk With Everolimus Reduced by Slow Dose Escalation
Going slow with everolimus reduces the risk of mouth ulcers and offers an alternative to steroid mouthwashes and their risk of oral fungal infections, say German researchers.
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