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A planned break from | treatment
during which a person stops taking | medications
| Structured treatment interruptions
may be used to reduce toxic effects | of
| medications
to enhance | a
| medication
| s
effectiveness | when
restarted | or
as a step towards stopping | treatment
all together Structured | interruption
| of
| HIV
| treatment
is not recommended outside of controlled clinical trials
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)| medication | |
| abbr. | med |
| Structured Treatment Interruptions | |
| physiol. abbr. | STI |
| OF | |
| abbr. IT | Output File; Overflow Flag |
| abbr. mil. | Objective Force; Opposing Force; Optional Form |
| abbr. progr. IT | Open File |
| medication | |
| abbr. | med |
| a | |
| gen. | but |
| medication | |
| abbr. | med |
| s. | |
| abbr. libr. | sign |
| WHEN | |
| abbr. ed. | World Home Education Network |
| OR | |
| abbr. med. | Orbicularis Oris |
| interruption | |
| energ.ind. abbr. | int |
| OF | |
| abbr. st.exch. | Oppenheimer Funds |
| HIV | |
| abbr. UN AIDS. | Human immunodeficiency virus |
| A: 62 phrases in 20 subjects |