Post-Transplant Mental Health Cliff
Immunosuppression nonadherence runs 23 per 100 patients a year, peaking at month six -- when active monitoring stops. Why this is a graft-survival problem.
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Immunosuppression nonadherence runs 23 per 100 patients a year, peaking at month six -- when active monitoring stops. Why this is a graft-survival problem.
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