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Coupland CAC, Hill T, Dening T, Morriss R, Moore M, Hippisley-Cox J. Anticholinergic drug exposure and the risk of dementia. A nested case-control study. JAMA Intern Med 2019;179:agosto. [Ref.ID 103160]

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Park H-Y, Park J-W, Sohn HS, Kwon JW. Association of parkinsonism or Parkinson disease with polypharmacy in the year preceding diagnosis: a nested case–control study in South Korea . Drug Saf 2017;40:1109-18. [Ref.ID 102104]

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Campbell NL, Boustani MA. Adverse cognitive effects of medications: turning attention to reversibility. JAMA Intern Med 2015;175:408-9. [Ref.ID 98843]

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Anónimo. Comportements violents envers autrui sous l'effet de médicaments. Prescrire 2014;34:110-3. [Ref.ID 97126]

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Anónimo. Myopie, hypermétropie et troubles de l'accommodation d'origine médicamenteuse. Prescrire 2010;30:24-8. [Ref.ID 87603]

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Anónimo. Enrichir sa panoplie thérapeutique. Bilan de l'année 2008. Cardiologie. Prescrire 2009;29:31-2. [Ref.ID 84808]

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Anónimo. Trospium: allongement de l'intervalle QT. Prescrire 2008;28:346. [Ref.ID 82818]

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Anónimo. Update on drugs for overactive bladder syndrome. Drug Ther Bull 2007;45:44-8. [Ref.ID 80210]

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Anónimo. Maladie d'Alzheimer: gare aux interactions avec les anticholinestérasiques. Prescrire 2006;26:111-5. [Ref.ID 76120]

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