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combination therapy

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combination therapy
n.
Method of treating disease through the simultaneous use of a variety of drugs to eliminate or control the biochemical cause of the disease.

combination therapy
Pharmacology Cocktail therapy The use of multiple agents to treat a clinical condition–eg, cancer, AIDS Reproductive medicine The use of estrogen and progestin as an OC. Cf Chemotherapy, Combined modality therapy, Polypharmacy.


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Women in the combination therapy group who did not have breast tenderness at the outset but experienced new-onset tenderness at the first annual follow-up had a 48 percent higher risk of invasive breast cancer than their counterparts on combination therapy who did not have breast tenderness at the first-year follow-up.
2) The rate of achieving the LDL-C goal of The National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP) in Adult Treatment Panel III (ATP III) in the combination therapy group was 73.
Combination Therapy The combination of capecitabine and docetaxel is currently used to treat HER2-negative, anthracycline-resistant metastatic breast cancer.
 
 
 
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