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Triptans: low utilization and high turnover in the general population
Cephalalgia, 09/04/09
Panconesi A et al. – The authors observed a low percentage of triptan users and a low rate of utilization, associated with a high percentage of discontinuation and new utilization (high turnover), without any substantial increase in triptans utilization during the years. All these data probably do not support optimal satisfaction with triptan therapy.
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