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Clinical tips: CAMs and evidence

Ben Basger 04/02/2016

When it comes to recommending CAMs, pharmacists need to know which are supported by evidence, writes Ben Basger Which CAMs do you recommend in the treatment of some of your patients' medical conditions? I suppose it’s useful to think of the CAMS with the least evidence of effectiveness and those with the most. With respect

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