The effectiveness, safety and epidemiology of the use of acarbose in the treatment of patients with type II diabetes mellitus A model of medicine-based evidence
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G. Tognoni | M. Belfiglio | E. Mari | A. Nicolucci | N. Scorpiglione | M. Sacco | F. Carinci | A. De Curtis | M. Franciosi | D. Cavaliere | A. Curtis
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