1. Sustained release nicotinic acid is more toxic than standard preparations

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2. Antirheumatic toxicity data is worthwhile but confounding factors should be considered

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3. An overview of adverse drug reactions in children

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4. AL 721

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5. Amiodarone

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6. Antirheumatics

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7. Bisacodyl/furosemide abuse

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8. Budesonide

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9. Bupivacaine

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10. Captopril

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11. Carbamazepine

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12. Cibenzoline

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13. Dactinomycin

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14. Diatrizoate meglumine/iopamidol

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15. Digitalis

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16. Doxycycline

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17. Fluoxetine

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18. Fluphenazine

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19. Furosemide see Bisacodyl/furosemide abuse

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20. Goserelin

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21. Heparin

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22. Interleukin 2

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23. Iopamidol see Diatrizoate meglumine/iopamidol

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24. Ketoconazole

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25. Lithium overdose

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26. Loperamide

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27. Mefenamic acid

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28. Methotrexate

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29. Nicotinic acid

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30. Procainamide

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31. Promethazine

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32. Propranolol

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33. Quinolones see Warfarin interaction

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34. Sodium aurothiomalate

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35. Streptokinase

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36. Sulfasalazine

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37. Theophylline

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38. Warfarin interaction

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