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What do -azepam and -azolam mean?
Mechanisms, explained simply10 min read

What do -azepam and -azolam mean?

The -azepam and -azolam stems mark benzodiazepines. Why frequency rather than duration of channel opening makes them safer than barbiturates, and which are safe in liver disease.

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