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From The Archives (1974-1999)
Postpartum Psychosis Induced by Bromocriptine and Pseudoephedrine
J Fam Pract
. 1997 August;45(2)
By
Roy R. Reeves, DO, PhD
Harold B. Pinkofsky, MD, PhD
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