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King Altace Scripts Shift To 10 Mg; Dosage From HOPE Trial Helps Fuel Growth

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Prescriptions for King's ACE inhibitor Altace (ramipril) are shifting to the 10 mg strength, the same dose used in the Heart Outcomes Prevention Evaluation study, CEO Jefferson Gregory said

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