Montelukast's New Black Box Warning

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Montelukast's New Black Box Warning

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Onnnnnnnnnnnnnn today's episode of the primary care podcast, we talk about the new montelukast black box warning. What's the deal? Really? What's the evidence, should it change your practice, and what you need to know.

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Apr 12, 2020

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