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Medication use did not matter.
Medication use did not change during the study period.
Medication use did not affect these associations.
Supportive medication use did not attenuate end-of-life care disparities.We observed racial disparities in early supportive medication use among patients with stage IV breast cancer.
In our results smoking, sex and symptomatic medication use did not affect the comprasion of TOS, TAS and 8-OHdG levels between groups.
Further adjustment for medication use did not materially change any of the results.
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Overall, however, comparison of participants based on categories of medication use does provide some evidence that the observed deficits in motor function cannot be explained as being the effects of the psychotropic drugs alone.
It shows that there is strong evidence that range of motion, age, psychological factors, education, comorbidity, muscle strength, dominance and medication use do not predict outcome in primary care populations.
In primary care populations, higher shoulder pain intensity, concomitant neck pain and a longer duration of symptoms seem to show an association with a poorer outcome whilst range of motion, age, psychological factors, education, comorbidity, muscle strength, arm dominance and medication use do not seem to be associated with outcome.
Reduction in the range of medication used did not result in a destabilisation in mental state, but was associated with positive outcomes.
Sex, age at baseline, and number of medications used did not differ between the solitary-living patients in the two stages of AD.
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