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Cheap Drug, Tranexamic Acid, Is Found To Staunch Bleeding – NYTimes.com

Posted on March 21, 2012March 28, 2015 by David G. Armstrong

A terrific article in the NYT featuring one of our SALSAmigos, Todd Rasmussen. Cheap Drug,

Tranexamic Acid, Is Found To Staunch Bleeding – NYTimes.com:

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