User talk:Valsartan18
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Valsartan article edit[edit]
Hi all, this is Group 18 from CP133 2015 at UCSF School of Pharmacy. Some edits we have made: 1. expanding the side effects to include percentages in both heart failure and hypertension 2. expanding the mechanism of action section 3. removed possibly unreliable details in the economics section and updated the section with details from the Novartis 2010 report 4. edited certain words (patient --> person) to improve readability 5. updated the link for the Canadian labeling regarding breast feeding