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Ostroumova O.D.

Russian Medical Academy for Continuous Professional Education

Shatalova N.A.

Russian Medical Academy for Continuous Professional Education

Kochetkov A.I.

Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education

Health Formula

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Ostroumova O.D., Shatalova N.A., Kochetkov A.I.

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Journal: Non Nocere. New Therapeutic Journal. 2023;(9): 110‑117

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Cognitive impairment in primary care physician practice: focus on patients with arterial hypertension.

Authors:

Ostroumova O.D.

Russian Medical Academy for Continuous Professional Education

Shatalova N.A.

Russian Medical Academy for Continuous Professional Education

Kochetkov A.I.

Russian Medical Academy of Continuous Professional Education

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