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Bisphosphonate therapy in metastatic carcinoma patients with chronic renal failure: are bisphosphonates an enemy or crony?

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Koseoglu, F.D., Arslan, C. Bisphosphonate therapy in metastatic carcinoma patients with chronic renal failure: are bisphosphonates an enemy or crony?. Support Care Cancer 23, 1489–1491 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00520-015-2672-2

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