1. The safety of pyridoxine

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2. A cause and effect relationship between antisecretory drugs and gastric cancer is still to be established

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3. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are associated with many cutaneous reactions

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4. Ethanol and haemodialysis treatment of methanol poisoning

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5. Side effects of ipecac syrup given to induce emesis at home …

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6. … and the use of the treatment without medical supervision

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7. Acrosoxacin

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8. Allopurinol

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9. Amiodarone

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10. Antiarrhythmic overdose

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11. Atenolol +; chlorthalidone

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12. Captopril

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13. Cefamandole

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14. Cefoperazone

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15. Chlorthalldone adverse reaction see Atenolol

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16. Cinnarizine

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17. Clenbuterol overdose see Theophylline overdose

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18. Cytotoxic drugs interaction see Gentamicin

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19. Diclofenac/glafenine

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20. Diltiazem or verapamil

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21. Enalapril see also Captopril

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22. Etretinate

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23. Gentamicin interaction

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24. Glafenine adverse reaction see Diclofenac

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25. Insulin

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26. Maprotiline

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27. Metoclopramide*

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28. Nifedipine

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29. Phenytoin*

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30. Prazosin overdose

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31. Prenylamine interaction

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32. Procainamide

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33. Ranitidine

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34. Salsalate*

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35. Sodium iothalamate Interaction see Prenylamine

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36. Sotalol

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37. Sulindac

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38. Theophylline/clenbuterol overdose

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39. Timolol*

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40. Trazodone

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41. Verapamil adverse reaction see Diltiazem

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42. Adverse neuropsychiatric effects of anticonvulsant drugs

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43. Diazepam dependency

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