1. The shrinking role of xamoterol

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2. Paradoxical bronchospasm can occur with beta agonist therapy

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3. Alcohol abuse increases the risk of adverse cardiovascular events

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4. Alprazolam withdrawal

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5. Amantadine

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6. Antiarrhythmics

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7. Anticonvulsants

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8. Antineoplastics

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9. Antipsychotics

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10. Antithyroids

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11. Benzyl alcohol

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12. Beta blockers/calcium antagonists/cardiac glycosides

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13. Bethanechol chloride

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14. Budesonide

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15. Bupivacaine

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16. Calcium antagonists see Beta blockers/calcium antagonists/cardiac glycosides

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17. Captopril

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18. Carbamazepine

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19. Cardiac glycosides see Beta blockers/calcium antagonists/cardiac glycosides

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20. Cibenzoline

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21. Cilastatin see Imipenem + cilastatin

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22. Cisplatin see Mitoxantrone

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23. Clonidine poisoning

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24. Cocaine withdrawal

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25. Contrast media

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26. Corticosteroids

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27. Dexamethasone

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28. Dextran 70

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29. Dextromethorphan

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30. Encainide

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31. Flucloxacillin

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32. Fluorouracil

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33. Gemeprost

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34. Gemfibrozil

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35. Heparin

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36. Hydroquinone

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37. Hydroxycarbamide

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38. Hydroxychloroquine

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39. Imipenem + cilastatin

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40. Interferon alpha 2B see Mitoxantrone

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41. Interleukin 2

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42. Labetalol

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43. Lithium

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44. Loperamide poisoning

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45. Methylsalicylate see Warfarin interaction

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46. Metronidazole see Tinidazole/metronidazole

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47. Mitoxantrone

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48. Morphine

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49. Morphine poisoning

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50. Naproxen

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