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Investigational drug labeling variability

Clinical Trials, 2019
Background/aims In comparison with commercial drugs, there are few regulations concerning the labeling of investigational drugs. This leads to variability in their content and layout. This increases the risk of errors during storage, validation, compounding, dispensing and administration.
Jean-François Bussières +5 more
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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
Peter J. Roylance, W. A. Buri
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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 ...
Sotero Serrate Mengue, Juliana Didonet
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Labeling of Prescription Drugs

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1963
To the Editor: —I was pleased indeed with the editorial "Labeling of Prescription Drugs" which appeared in the July 27, 1963, issue ofThe Journal( 185 :316). Ever since I obtained my license to practice medicine, I have insisted that the pharmacist either give the patient the original bottle of medicine put out by the drug house or label his own ...
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