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See Latest ArticlesDispensed drugs and multiple medications in the Swedish population: an individual-based register study
BMC Clinical Pharmacology, 05/28/09
Hovstadius B et al. - The prevalence of dispensed drugs and multiple medications was extensive in all age groups and were higher for females than for males. Multiple medications should be regarded as a risk in terms of potential drug-drug interactions and adverse drug reactions in all age groups.
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