1. Detection and treatment of anaphylactic drug reactions

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2. Acetylcysteine, the drug of choice for acetaminophen overdose?

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3. Children and lead

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4. Acute hepatic failure with sodium valproate

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5. Physostigmine for anticholinergic poisoning

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6. Cytotoxic agents and fertility

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7. Tricyclic ‘side effects’ could be symptoms of depression

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8. Amiodarone

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9. Aprindine

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10. Aspirin

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11. Azathioprine

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12. Azlocillin*

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13. Carbiodopa see also L-5-Hydroxytryptophan

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14. Cefuroxime lysine

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15. Cimetidine*

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16. Cisplatin*

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17. Clonidine

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18. Dextran

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19. Digoxin*

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20. Disopyramide*

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21. Erythromycin

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22. Fenfluramine

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23. Glyburide overdose

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24. Gold

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25. Heparin

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26. L-5-Hydroxytryptophan + carbidopa

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27. Indomethacin*

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28. Mefenamic acid

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29. Miconazole

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30. Morphine sulfate*

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31. Neomycin

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32. Nifedipine

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33. Oral contraceptives

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34. Phenytoin

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35. Propranolol

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36. Quinidine

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37. Thimerosal

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38. Thiopental sodium

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39. Thioridazine

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40. Thyroid supplements

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41. Tolazamide

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42. Vinblastine*

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43. Brompton mixture

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44. Amphetamine abuse and intracranial hemorrhage

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45. Withdrawal symptoms following lorazepam abuse

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46. Perforation of the stomach after ingestion of ‘Freon 11’

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47. N-Acetyl-penicillamine cures inorganic mercury neurotoxicity

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48. Acute sodium fluoride polsoning

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49. Epileptogenicity of psychotropic drugs

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50. Cardiovascular effects of tricyclic overdose

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