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Letter to the Editor November 15, 2006

Fluoxetine-Mirtazapine Interaction May Induce Restless Legs Syndrome: Report of 3 Cases From a Clinical Trial

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J Clin Psychiatry 2006;67(11):1820-1820

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Letter to the Editor

Fluoxetine-Mirtazapine Interaction May Induce Restless Legs Syndrome: Report of 3 Cases From a Clinical Trial

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