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Neurologic Clinics, 1996
Many commonly prescribed medications and substances of abuse can have significant effects on sleep and wakefulness. Chronic use or abuse of certain drugs may lead to the development of substance-related sleep disorders. Primary sleep disorders, such as apnea, periodic movement disorders, and parasomnias, may be exacerbated by various drugs.
, Obermeyer, , Benca
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Many commonly prescribed medications and substances of abuse can have significant effects on sleep and wakefulness. Chronic use or abuse of certain drugs may lead to the development of substance-related sleep disorders. Primary sleep disorders, such as apnea, periodic movement disorders, and parasomnias, may be exacerbated by various drugs.
, Obermeyer, , Benca
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2019
Drug Effects on the Thyroid The list of medications, many commonly used, that adversely affect thyroid function or the interpretation of standard thyroid tests is growing.
Angus, L (Lindsay) +2 more
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Drug Effects on the Thyroid The list of medications, many commonly used, that adversely affect thyroid function or the interpretation of standard thyroid tests is growing.
Angus, L (Lindsay) +2 more
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The Drug Industry and Drug Effectiveness
New England Journal of Medicine, 1970SENATOR Estes Kefauver's greatest legislative success in his distinguished career was the Drug Amendments Act of 1962.1 In the opinion of most commentators, the most important change in the federal...
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Seminars in Fetal and Neonatal Medicine, 2005
Most drugs are not labelled for use in pregnancy. Consequently, large numbers of women expose their fetus to potential risks, either because they do not know that they are pregnant or because they require treatment for gestational pathologies. The present review focuses on drug classes for which the risk:benefit ratio during pregnancy has been ...
E, Jacqz-Aigrain, Gideon, Koren
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Most drugs are not labelled for use in pregnancy. Consequently, large numbers of women expose their fetus to potential risks, either because they do not know that they are pregnant or because they require treatment for gestational pathologies. The present review focuses on drug classes for which the risk:benefit ratio during pregnancy has been ...
E, Jacqz-Aigrain, Gideon, Koren
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Hospital Medicine, 1999
Adverse drug reactions vary in presentation and severity, and can mimic almost any disease. The article explores the importance of adverse drug reactions in modern clinical practice, highlighting the mechanisms and how to manage patients.
M, Pirmohamed, B K, Park
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Adverse drug reactions vary in presentation and severity, and can mimic almost any disease. The article explores the importance of adverse drug reactions in modern clinical practice, highlighting the mechanisms and how to manage patients.
M, Pirmohamed, B K, Park
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1990
Adverse drug effects afflict the elderly with greater frequency than the young. Several factors are responsible, among them the age-related alterations in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Most importantly, it is the number of drugs taken on a daily basis that is cited as being the cause.
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Adverse drug effects afflict the elderly with greater frequency than the young. Several factors are responsible, among them the age-related alterations in pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. Most importantly, it is the number of drugs taken on a daily basis that is cited as being the cause.
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1994
It has been emphasized repeatedly that drugs seldom exert their beneficial effects without also causing adverse side effects. The frequency of clinically important adverse effects is difficult to estimate, but the potential for drug-drug and drug-disease interactions and drug-induced illness is high and lends credence to the statement that there are no
G T, Terézhalmy, M A, Pyle
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It has been emphasized repeatedly that drugs seldom exert their beneficial effects without also causing adverse side effects. The frequency of clinically important adverse effects is difficult to estimate, but the potential for drug-drug and drug-disease interactions and drug-induced illness is high and lends credence to the statement that there are no
G T, Terézhalmy, M A, Pyle
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1959
Physicians must keep well abreast of current developments in drug therapy to provide adequate and proper treatment of cardiac conditions. From his own experience, the author reviews the use of digitalis, rhythm-regulatory drugs, coronary dilators, cardiac stimulants, diuretics, antihypertensive agents and anticoagulants.
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Physicians must keep well abreast of current developments in drug therapy to provide adequate and proper treatment of cardiac conditions. From his own experience, the author reviews the use of digitalis, rhythm-regulatory drugs, coronary dilators, cardiac stimulants, diuretics, antihypertensive agents and anticoagulants.
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British Medical Bulletin, 1971
The committee on safety of drugs in Britain established a subcommittee on adverse reactions which relies on voluntary submission of data. In 4 instances the severity of the reaction was disproportionate to the benefit attributed to the drug and the drug was withdrawn.
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The committee on safety of drugs in Britain established a subcommittee on adverse reactions which relies on voluntary submission of data. In 4 instances the severity of the reaction was disproportionate to the benefit attributed to the drug and the drug was withdrawn.
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International Ophthalmology Clinics, 1971
The effects of drugs that cause changes in the lens principally cataractous changes are discussed. The cataractogenic compounds reported on include 1) drugs used in ophthalmic practice (miotics and topical steroids) 2) compounds used in systemic therapy of a wide range of disorders (corticosteroids andphenothiazines) and 3) compounds that are known ...
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The effects of drugs that cause changes in the lens principally cataractous changes are discussed. The cataractogenic compounds reported on include 1) drugs used in ophthalmic practice (miotics and topical steroids) 2) compounds used in systemic therapy of a wide range of disorders (corticosteroids andphenothiazines) and 3) compounds that are known ...
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