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Gilyarov M.Yu.

Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University;
Pirogov Moscow City Clinical Hospital No. 1

Important information about beta-blockers

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Gilyarov M.Yu.

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Journal: Non Nocere. New Therapeutic Journal. 2025;(10): 92‑94

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Gilyarov MYu. Important information about beta-blockers. Non Nocere. New Therapeutic Journal. 2025;(10):92‑94. (In Russ.)

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