As a doctor, I tell my patients to get rid of these 5 medications

The Washington Post·Apr 1

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A doctor is advising patients to stop using certain medications, specifically naming five. However, the details of this advice and the medications in question are not clear from the available information. The context of the doctor's recommendation is also uncertain, as related reports discuss various medical topics and issues, including patient care and advice on health matters.

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