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- noun A
synthetic prostaglandin analogue used as atopical medication for controlling the progression ofglaucoma orocular hypertension .
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Examples
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lashes but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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Older glaucoma drugs like latanoprost and travoprost -- called prostaglandin analogs because they bind to prostaglandins or lipids -- also stimulated lash growth but not as much.
AlterNet.org Main RSS Feed AlterNet Martha Rosenberg 2010
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