1. Depression induced by beta-blockers

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2. Death associated with paracetamol overdose

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3. The safety of temazepam in overdose

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4. The adverse effects of activated charcoal haemoperfusion

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5. An overview of CNS side effects of antibacterials

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6. Comparing the nephrotoxic potential of tobramycin and gentamicin

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7. Hepatic injury associated with ranitidine

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8. Acute overdose with sustained release drug preparations

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9. Allopurinol

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10. Amikacin adverse reactions see Gentamicin/amikacin

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11. Amoxapine

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12. Amoxicillin overdose

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13. Antiarrhythmic agents

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14. Antituberculars

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15. Auranofin⋆

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16. Benoxaprofen

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17. Enalapril + spironolactone⋆

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18. Cimetidine

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19. Cisplatin

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20. Clobetasol

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21. Clorazepate⋆

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22. Cloxacillin

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23. Dipyridamole

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24. Enalapril interaction

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25. Femoxetine⋆

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26. Flunarizine

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27. Flupenthixol interaction see Imipramine interaction

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28. Frusemide interaction see Enalapril interaction

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29. Gentamicin/amikacin

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30. Immunoglobulin

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31. Impiramine interaction⋆

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32. Lithium

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33. Maprotiline⋆

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34. Mefenamic acid⋆

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35. Nomifensine

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36. Procainamide

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37. Rifampicin

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38. Sex hormones

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39. Spironolactone adverse reactions see Enalapril + spironolactone

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40. Theophylline interaction⋆

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41. Tuberculin

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42. Viloxazine interaction⋆

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43. Drug- and chemical-induced methaemoglobinaemia

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44. Drug-induced seizures. Update to issue 27

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