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March 29, 2019Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology

Immediate-Release Methylphenidate–Associated Recurrent Nasal Bleeding in Siblings

Miyuru Chandradasa Layani Rathnayake

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Chandradasa, Miyuru MRCPsych, MD Psych; Rathnayake, Layani C. MD Psych Author Information

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