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See Latest ArticlesFrequency of dosing and comparative doses of mometasone furoate: A meta-analysis
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Hart K et al. – For the outcome variables considered, once daily dosing of MF is as effective as twice daily dosing, which may be useful in improving compliance in the treatment of asthma. There was insufficient data to compute a dose–response curve for MF.
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