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Pharmaceuticals and the environment
Early Human Development, 2021The marked progress and increase in the number of medications available for the treatment of conditions and diseases left a footprint on the surrounding environment. The consumption of medications for human and veterinarian use impact the terrestrial and marine environment and affects the ecosystem.
Nicolette Sammut Bartolo +2 more
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2000
Abstract: Genomics and proteomics are today well established in drug discovery and, in combination with combinatorial chemistry and high‐throughput screening, are helping to bring forward an unprecedented number of potential lead compounds. To avoid the generation of bottlenecks downstream in drug development, increasing pressure is arising to ...
S, Steiner, N L, Anderson
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Abstract: Genomics and proteomics are today well established in drug discovery and, in combination with combinatorial chemistry and high‐throughput screening, are helping to bring forward an unprecedented number of potential lead compounds. To avoid the generation of bottlenecks downstream in drug development, increasing pressure is arising to ...
S, Steiner, N L, Anderson
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Neonatal Network, 2000
WHY IS THE USE OF SINGLE-DOSE vials the norm in the NICU? Why is preservative-free parenteral solution standard care in the NICU? The simple response is that neonates are not just small adults. Children, especially neonates, differ from adults in their drug pharmacokinetics (absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination).
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WHY IS THE USE OF SINGLE-DOSE vials the norm in the NICU? Why is preservative-free parenteral solution standard care in the NICU? The simple response is that neonates are not just small adults. Children, especially neonates, differ from adults in their drug pharmacokinetics (absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination).
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The Lancet, 1976
Wastage of pharmaceuticals was studied for three months at a 520-bed hospital in Suffolk. Drugs worth 1104 pounds were brought to the pharmacy for destruction. Only 40 pounds worth could be put back into stock. It is suggested that the use of blister-packing together with conservative prescribing, supply, and suitable storage of medicines could lead to
R J, Hart, F S, Marshall
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Wastage of pharmaceuticals was studied for three months at a 520-bed hospital in Suffolk. Drugs worth 1104 pounds were brought to the pharmacy for destruction. Only 40 pounds worth could be put back into stock. It is suggested that the use of blister-packing together with conservative prescribing, supply, and suitable storage of medicines could lead to
R J, Hart, F S, Marshall
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Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1963
Diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals are administered to provide information rather than to induce pharmacologic response. Therefore, one cannot translate pharmacologic principles established for stable compounds directly to radioactive compounds. If radioactive materials are to be used safely and effectively, certain principles must be followed.
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Diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals are administered to provide information rather than to induce pharmacologic response. Therefore, one cannot translate pharmacologic principles established for stable compounds directly to radioactive compounds. If radioactive materials are to be used safely and effectively, certain principles must be followed.
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The Analyst, 2005
Pharmaceutical counterfeiting is becoming a serious problem both in developed and developing countries. This paper considers the extent of the problem and provides several examples of drugs which have been counterfeited. Additionally, the effects of counterfeit products on consumers, health care providers, drug manufacturers and governments are ...
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Pharmaceutical counterfeiting is becoming a serious problem both in developed and developing countries. This paper considers the extent of the problem and provides several examples of drugs which have been counterfeited. Additionally, the effects of counterfeit products on consumers, health care providers, drug manufacturers and governments are ...
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Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 2006
In the early history of psychopharmacology, the prospect of developing technologically sophisticated drugs to alleviate human ills was surrounded with a fervor that could be described as religious. This paper explores the subsequent history of the development of psychopharmacological agents, focusing on the ambivalent position of both the industry and ...
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In the early history of psychopharmacology, the prospect of developing technologically sophisticated drugs to alleviate human ills was surrounded with a fervor that could be described as religious. This paper explores the subsequent history of the development of psychopharmacological agents, focusing on the ambivalent position of both the industry and ...
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The Market for Pharmaceuticals
1998Pharmaceuticals account for approximately 10 percent of total health care expenditures in OECD countries. The market for pharmaceuticals is best understood by examining the characteristics of supply and demand. The supply side may be described by the following features: The different pharmaceutical companies have a relatively small share in the overall
K, Bergenheim, U, Braun
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Pharmaceutical treatment of osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis and Cartilage, 2023Michael J Richard +2 more
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