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Bipolar disorder: Lithium

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01 February 2021

Always prescribe lithium by brand name as preparations vary widely in bioavailability.

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UK SMI B 40: investigation of specimens for Mycobacterium species (PDF)

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Published by Public Health England, 02 November 2020

washings should be neutralised by adding approximately 100mg of sodium carbonate to approximately 50mL of the specimen if processing is...

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