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Dyspepsia Data Focussed Commentary

We have produced data-focussed commentaries to highlight areas where there appear to be differences between the evidence-base, as described elsewhere on this floor, and current clinical practice. These resources can be read on the screen by clicking the 'flash' version, or by downloading and printing the 'PDF' version.

This commentary covers the use of agents to treat dyspepsia, in particular the use of low cost proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) versus more expensive agents.

Flash	Click here to view the Dyspepsia Data Focussed Commentary online
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Data focussed commentaries are written in the context of careful consideration of the available evidence. There are limits to the interpretation of data and assuming it is a true reflection of clinical practice. Nevertheless, we regard the issues represented within data focussed commentaries as being legitimate issues for debate.

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