[23] Pham, C.T., Romero, K., Almohanna, H.M., Griggs, J., Ahmed, A., Tosti, A
Also, the stronger absorption can increase the possibility of side effects (though DSIPs side-effect profile remains modestly characterized)
Follow-up visits handle titration and tolerability

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