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The concurrent intake of herbal products (of similar phytochemical components as fruits and vegetables) is one of the several factors that can cause inter-patient variability in ARV drugs concentrations and pharmacokinetics which may not be clinically favourable. This study employed a cross-over design to investigate the effect of concurrent consumption of mango fruit with Anti-retroviral drugs (zidovudine, lamivudine and nevirapine).
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