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Double-blind trial of mazindol in overweight patients
The Medical Journal of Australia
|October 4, 1975
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A 12-week double-blind trial involving 50 patients from a suburban general practice showed a highly significant loss of weight in the group taking 2 mg of mazindol (Sanorex) per day.
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