1. Antibacterials can cause fever …

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2. … and 8 of 9 deaths from Stevens-Johnson syndrome are attributed to antibacterials

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3. Adverse reactions to recombinant hepatitis B vaccine are similar to those with plasma-derived vaccine

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4. How to manage pulmonary adverse effects associated with antirheumatic therapy

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5. Allopurinol see Azathioprine interaction

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6. Amoxapine poisoning

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7. Antineoplastics

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8. Aspirin

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9. Atracurium besilate see Nifedipine interaction

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10. Azathioprine interaction

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11. Benzodiazepine dependence

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12. Buserelin see Gonadorelin analogue/buserelin

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13. Captopril

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14. Chlorpromazine

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15. Cisplatin

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16. Clomifene

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17. Cocaine abuse

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18. Cyclosporin

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19. Deferoxamine

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20. Desipramine interaction

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21. Dexamethasone see Soframycin/dexamethasone

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22. Epoetin

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23. Fenoterol

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24. Fluoxetine see Desipramine interaction

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25. Fluoxetine

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26. Fluspirilene

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27. Gonadorelin analogue/buserelin

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28. Heparin

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29. Hydrocortisone

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30. Indomethacin

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31. Insulin human

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32. Interferon alpha

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33. Iodine poisoning

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34. Itraconazole see Warfarin interaction

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35. Lithium overdose

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36. Menotropins

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37. Methotrexate

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38. Methyltestosterone

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39. Mianserin

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40. Midazolam

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41. Naproxen

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42. Nifedipine interaction

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43. NSAIDs

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44. Oxprenolol poisoning

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45. Penicillamine

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46. Simvastatin

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47. Soframycin/dexamethasone

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48. Streptokinase

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49. Taxol

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50. Vecuronium bromide see Nifedipine interaction

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