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Japan’s 1st Constipation Treatment Guidelines Recommend Drugs Acting on Epithelial Function Including Amitiza
Japan’s first guidelines for the treatment of chronic constipation, which were published early this month, recommend the use of drugs acting on epithelial function such as Mylan EPD’s Amitiza (lubiprostone). The guidelines, drafted by a study group of the Japanese…
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