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How monotherapy often is described (“________ monotherapy”)
maternal, initial, lamotrigine, line, term, effective, extracorporeal, sequential, zidovudine, olanzapine, oral, nucleoside, valproic, phenobarbital, anticonvulsant, cyclosporine, alternative, antiandrogen, diuretic, empiric, blocker, antiepileptic, antipsychotic, chronic, early, empirical, standard, valproate, carbamazepine, topical, lithium, daily, antidepressant, antiretroviral, week, antihypertensive, felbamate, quetiapine, conventional, lamictal, ceftazidime, lamivudine, ifn, antibiotic, appropriate, successful, gemcitabine, repetitive, neuroleptic, interferon, hydralazine, paroxetine, corticosteroid, adequate, latanoprost, prolonged, active, prostate, oxcarbazepine, topiramate, fibrinolytic, systemic, sildenafil, hormonal, nimodipine, irinotecan, nifedipine, rotigotine, lactam, ciprofloxacin, selective, tumor, continuation, ranolazine, alpha, acid, immune, 213, tumour, longterm, useful, rituximab, acute, venlafaxine, memantine, dopa
Things monotherapy often describes (“monotherapy ________”)
trials, studies, patients, regimens, designs, agents, failure, treatment, doses, groups, results
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