What Is The Early Stage Of Gerd?
In a recent test of a new acid reflux drug, participants reported that the medication eased the symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease. The new drug from Addex Pharmaceuticals reduced acid levels in the esophagus. Participants also said that they had fewer and shorter episodes of GERD symptoms.
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