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In this week's issue of #JAMADermatology, Jastrzb-Mikiewicz and colleagues take an important early step in examining the impacts of GLP-1RAs on HS comorbidity and mortality
Therefore, these factors should be taken into consideration and regular monitoring should be performed in these conditions while treating vitamin B12 deficiency with cyanocobalamin
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