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Topic: DOAC

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ICBs considering advising PCNs to switch patients onto apixaban

ICBs considering advising PCNs to switch patients onto apixaban
NHS drug deal to be reviewed after cheaper DOAC released
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NHS drug deal to be reviewed after cheaper DOAC released

6th December 2023

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Apixaban is DOAC with lowest risk of gastrointestinal bleeding, research suggests

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