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The shop is stocked with items that can only be called cult classics, often discontinued, often from labels that should be better known than they are.

Methotrexate (MTX) is often considered the most efficacious of traditional DMARD monotherapies and may be discontinued less often than other DMARDs [ 2].

Similarly, the use of opioids discontinued more often in group K (p = 0.0002).

Approximately half the subjects had an oral agent discontinued, most often a secretagogues.

MTX may be discontinued less often than other DMARDs even if previous treatments have failed [ 13].

In general, patients on lithium tended to retain their medication longer, and discontinued less often than patients in any of the other cohorts.

Similarly, oral hypoglycemic, cholesterol-lowering, and blood pressure medication use was reduced or discontinued more often among the weight loss program participants than among the UC participants (P = 0.007, 0.024, and 0.032, respectively).

The initial antimicrobial was adequate more often in the de-escalation group compared with the conventional therapy group (75.9% versus 48%, P = 0.035), particularly for MRSA, and broad-spectrum agents were discontinued more often in the former group (vancomycin was discontinued in 83.3% and imipenem/cilastatin in 84.8%).

DMARDs were reduced or discontinued more often in the usual care group than in the dose reduction group (16 (27%, 17%to40%0%) v 12 (10%, 5% to 17%); P<0.01), while DMARD initiation or dose escalation occurred more often in the dose reduction group than in the usual care group (16 (13%, 8% to 21%) v 2 (3%, 6%to1313%); P<0.05).

An open-label extension study of topiramate (up to 600 mg/day) in subjects with moderately to severely painful DPN suggested that pain relief was effective, and the drug caused weight loss and improvement in lipid and blood pressure parameters, but 39.5% of subjects discontinued, most often due to adverse events.

Background: We report effectiveness of an HIV-prevention intervention delivered by community health workers (CHWs) in Mombasa, Kenya, to PLHIV who have not initiated or who have discontinued ART an often difficult-to-reach population because they fall outside the ambit of health care and prevention services.