1. Sustained cocaine-induced psychosis indicates pre-existing psychosis

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2. Proguanil is a safe antimalarial agent

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3. Heparins reduce bone density - but so does coumarin

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4. Gynaecomastia could be linked with heart failure and/or some cardiovascular agents

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5. Worldwide withdrawal of terodiline

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6. Buspirone has a low potential for withdrawal, dependence and abuse

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7. Sucralfate toxicity can be attributed to aluminium

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8. Aluminium hydroxide see Sucralafte/aluminium hydroxide

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9. Aminophylline

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10. Amitriptylline

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11. Anthracyclines

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12. Captopril/enalapril

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13. Chlormadinone

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14. Chloroprocaine

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15. Cimetidine

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16. Clindamycin

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17. Clozapine

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18. Cocaine interaction

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19. Colchicine

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20. Corticosteroids

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21. Corticosteroids withdrawal

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22. Cotrimoxazole

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23. Cyclophosphamide

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24. Duteplase

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25. Enalapril see Captopril/enalapril

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26. Epinephrine see Cocaine interaction

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27. Famotidine

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28. Fluorouracil

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29. Fluoxetine interaction

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30. Flutamide

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31. Gadopentetic acid

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32. Gestodene

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33. Gold

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34. Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor

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35. Halothane see Cocaine interaction

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36. HIV gp160 vaccine

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37. Interferon alpha 2A

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38. Iron overdose

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39. Isoflurane

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40. Lithium

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41. Loperamide + nifedipine

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42. Marijuana see Fluoxetine interaction

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43. Methotrexate

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44. Mianserin

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45. Nifedipine

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46. Nifedipine see Loperamide + nifedipine

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47. Penicillamine

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48. Penicillin

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49. Pentamidine

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50. Phenol

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