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Physician Awareness and Utilization of Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-Approved Labeling for Pharmacogenomic Testing Information

Journal of Personalized Medicine, 2013
We surveyed 10,303 United States physicians on where they obtain pharmacogenomic testing information. Thirty-nine percent indicated that they obtained this from drug labeling.
Felix W Frueh, Eric J Stanek
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Labels for Prescribed Drugs

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
To the Editor.— Dosage errors made by patients taking prescription medications are usually blamed on ignorance or carelessness. I suspect that many such errors result from the way that pharmacists apply labels to prescription bottles. Presently, nearly all medications prescribed for adults come in tablets or capsules that are almost universally ...
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Are Drug Labels Static or Dynamic?

Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 2013
Understanding drug metabolism is essential for identifying drug-drug interactions (DDIs). As new data concerning a drug's pharmacokinetics arise, updates to drug labels and administration procedures should rapidly follow. However, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has inconsistently updated drug labels, based on new research findings (i.e., in ...
M J, Seminerio, M J, Ratain
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Drug labels: Are they a readable material?

Patient Education and Counseling, 2008
This study aims to evaluate cardiovascular drug labels from the perspective of how readable the text materials are.Comparison of drug labels written in accordance with the 1997 Brazilian legislation with those written in accordance with the 2003 Brazilian legislation, with journalistic text and scientific essays using as tool the Flesch Index.The ...
Juliana, Didonet, Sotero Serrate, Mengue
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DRUG LABELLING

The Lancet, 1978
H, Degreef, A, Dooms-Goossens
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International Prescription Drug Labeling

Drug Information Journal, 1983
Yesterday's therapeutic compounds were meticulously prepared, elegantly presented, and relatively innocuous (Dunlop). Today's powerful and complex drugs are manufactured with sophisticated technology and require clear, concise, and comprehensive information for the physicians throughout the world in order to provide maximum benefit for the patient. Our
P J, Roylance, W A, Buri
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