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Newsletter "Clinica dell'Alcolismo"

N. 47 (2016)

La terapia farmacologica dell’alcolismo: l’acamprosato e il nalmefene gli ultimi due farmaci anti-alcol approvati dagli organismi regolatori per la pratica clinica. Parte IV

Inviata
27 aprile 2017
Pubblicato
27-04-2017

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