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Exploring the links between SOS response, mutagenesis, and resistance during the recovery period. [PDF]
Antimicrob Agents ChemotherGhosh S, Orman MA.
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A PERSPECTIVE ON HEXACHLOROPHENE
Pediatrics, 1973Hexachlorophene is highly effective in the control of colonization and disease with Staphylococcus aureus in both normal and high risk nurseries, when properly used, including correct cord and skin care. However, much more about this compound needs to be known, particularly more about the metabolism in the human, absorption, excretion ...
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Pediatrics, 1972
Previously published, and unpublished, data relating to the toxicity of hexachlorophene (other than dermal) are reviewed. These data were considered by the Food and Drug Administration in formulating regulatory proposals on hexachlorophene.
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Previously published, and unpublished, data relating to the toxicity of hexachlorophene (other than dermal) are reviewed. These data were considered by the Food and Drug Administration in formulating regulatory proposals on hexachlorophene.
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HEXACHLOROPHENE DECISIONS AT THE FDA
Pediatrics, 1973Hexachlorophene has a 20-year history of widespread use as a topical bacteriostatic agent, primarily against Staphylococcus aureus strains. Its property of substantivity made it uniquely desirable for this purpose, in effect a sustained release topical dosage form.
J D, Lockhart, H E, Simmons
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Hexachlorophene — time to stop
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1980A review of the use of hexachlorophene in newborn nurseries is presented. The concern over safety is discussed. The lack of any controlled follow-up of babies treated with hexachlorophene is stressed. It is recommended that routine use of hexachlorophene be stopped and an infection monitoring committee consisting of an obstetrician paediatrician ...
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Pediatrics, 1972
Yet another chemical widely used by the population has been discovered to be potentially dangerous. Hexachlorophene was first synthesized in 1939 and found to have both bactericidal and fungicidal properties, but its toxicity has only been appreciated in the last few years. Probably the most alarming aspects are that the chemical is not only neurotoxic
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Yet another chemical widely used by the population has been discovered to be potentially dangerous. Hexachlorophene was first synthesized in 1939 and found to have both bactericidal and fungicidal properties, but its toxicity has only been appreciated in the last few years. Probably the most alarming aspects are that the chemical is not only neurotoxic
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Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1973
Abstract Hexachlorophene is an antibacterial agent widely used in soaps and antiseptic solutions because of its low toxicity and high bactericidal properties. It is used in agriculture as a fungicide on citrus fruits and a number of vegetables. Toxicity from either ingestion or topical application can occur, however.
V J, DiMaio, F G, Mullick, L D, Henry
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Abstract Hexachlorophene is an antibacterial agent widely used in soaps and antiseptic solutions because of its low toxicity and high bactericidal properties. It is used in agriculture as a fungicide on citrus fruits and a number of vegetables. Toxicity from either ingestion or topical application can occur, however.
V J, DiMaio, F G, Mullick, L D, Henry
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