1. Liver is still on the menu for pregnant women

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2. Sucralfate, theophylline and antacids interact with quinolones

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3. Cotrimoxazole - a low yearly incidence of blood dyscrasias

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4. Neuropsychotherapeutic-induced priapism: a urological emergency

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5. Avoiding ADRs in the elderly with buspirone

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6. Antineoplastics

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7. Apomorphine

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8. Calcium carbonate overdose

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9. Carboplatin see Phenytoin interaction

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10. Chloramphenicol

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11. Chlormezanone/diphenhydramine/ofloxacin poisoning

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12. Cimetidine

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13. Ciprofloxacin

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14. Cisplatin

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15. Cisplatin/etoposide

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16. Clonazepam interaction

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17. Cocaine abuse

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18. Contrast media

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19. Corticotrophin

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20. Cyclosporin

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21. Dactinomycin

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22. Danazol

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23. Dexamphetamine see Methylphenidate/dexamphetamine

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24. Diazepam withdrawal

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25. Diphenhydramine see Chlormezanone/diphenhydramine/ofloxacin poisoning

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26. Diphenhydramine poisoning

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27. Doxycycline

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28. Encainide

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29. Erythromycin

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30. Etoposide see Cisplatin/etoposide

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31. Fluoxetine

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32. Formaldehyde

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33. Heparin

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34. Isoniazid

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35. Ketamine

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36. Ketoprofen

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37. Labetalol

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38. Lithium

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39. Mannitol overdose

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40. Mefloquine

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41. Methylphenidate/dexamphetamine

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42. Methysergide

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43. Metoclopramide

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44. Naftidrofuryl

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45. Naloxone

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46. NSAIDs

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47. Ofloxacin see Chlormezanone/diphenhydramine/ofloxacin poisoning

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48. Pancuronium bromide

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49. Paracetamol poisoning

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50. Phenelzine see Clonazepam interaction

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