1. Adverse reactions to vitamins

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2. The elderly are a high risk group for drug reactions

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3. An underdose of overdose information in manufacturers’ data sheets

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4. Combating fatigue from β-blockade

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5. Acetaminophen overdose see Butabarbital

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6. Amiodarone

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7. Amoxicillin

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8. Aprotinin

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9. Butabarbital and acetaminophen overdose

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10. Captopril

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11. Chloroquine

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12. Dapsone overdose

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13. Fluorouracil + Mitomycin

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14. Fusidic acid

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15. Gentamicin

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16. Gold see penicillamine

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17. Haloperidol

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18. Isoniazid

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19. Kanamycin

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20. Menthol

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21. Metformin*

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22. Metoclopramide

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23. Mitomyein-C see 5-Fluorouracil

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24. Penicillamine

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25. Penicillin overdose

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26. Pentaerythritol tetranitrate

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27. Perhexiline maleate

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28. Phenytoin

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29. Pilocarpine

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30. Pivampicillin see Amoxicillin

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31. Povidone

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32. Propranolol

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33. Quinidine

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34. Reserpine

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35. Ritodrine

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36. Sulindac*

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37. Timolol*

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38. Vaccines, polio

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39. Flunisolide in rhinitis

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40. Psychomotor retardation due to fetal exposure to methylmercury — 29 cases

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41. Two suicide attempts with aflatoxin — no liver damage 14 years later

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42. ‘Vacor’ rat poison — neuropathologic findings

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43. Marihuana smoking and pubertal arrest

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44. Phencyclidine intoxication can be confused with intracranial injury

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45. A review of drugs which cause intestinal obstruction

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46. How to minimize side effects with IV amphotericin B

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47. Effect of drugs on the kidney (contd)

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