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Coping strategies for managing medication side effects among patients with chronic diseases in Northwest Ethiopia: An interpretive phenomenological study. [PDF]
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Seminars in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2000
There is recent enhanced interest in the potential of medication to produce serious toxicity, and the television media have focused on the serious side effects and drug-drug interactions caused by antibiotics. In fact, a recent hospital study noted that drug-related toxicity was one of the most common causes of death for hospitalized patients ...
R A, Gleckman, J S, Czachor
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There is recent enhanced interest in the potential of medication to produce serious toxicity, and the television media have focused on the serious side effects and drug-drug interactions caused by antibiotics. In fact, a recent hospital study noted that drug-related toxicity was one of the most common causes of death for hospitalized patients ...
R A, Gleckman, J S, Czachor
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British Journal of Dermatology, 1990
Methotrexate is by far the most widely used cytotoxic drug in psoriasis. Treatment requires normal kidney, liver and bone-marrow function, and pregnancy and alcohol abuse are absolute contraindications. Serious toxic reactions are recognized, but can be avoided if the drug is used correctly.
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Methotrexate is by far the most widely used cytotoxic drug in psoriasis. Treatment requires normal kidney, liver and bone-marrow function, and pregnancy and alcohol abuse are absolute contraindications. Serious toxic reactions are recognized, but can be avoided if the drug is used correctly.
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2001
Antibiotic side effects are approached best from an individual agent perspective rather than from a class-related standpoint. As this article indicates, with the exception of drug fevers and drug rashes, most antibiotic side effects are related to individual agents and not class side effects. Clinicians should view antimicrobial side effects as related
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Antibiotic side effects are approached best from an individual agent perspective rather than from a class-related standpoint. As this article indicates, with the exception of drug fevers and drug rashes, most antibiotic side effects are related to individual agents and not class side effects. Clinicians should view antimicrobial side effects as related
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