1. Why are adverse reactions to drugs so often undetected in early studies?

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2. Idiosyneratic neurotoxicity

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3. Propoxyphene-acetaminophen poisonings on the increase

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4. Tricyclic antidepressant overdose

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5. Methotrexate for psoriasis

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6. Allopurinol

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7. ε-Aminocaproic acid

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8. Anabolic steroids*

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9. Azathioprine

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10. Butyl nitrite overdose

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11. Chloramphenicol*

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12. Cimetidine*

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13. Corticosteroids

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14. Disopyramide overdose

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15. Estrogens

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16. Ethambutol + rifampin*

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17. Glutethimide overdose

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18. Indomethacin

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19. Meperidine

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20. Nalidixic acid interaction

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21. Oral contraceptives

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22. Oxprenolol

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23. Penicillamine*

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24. Pneumococcal vaccine

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25. Prazosin

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26. Propranolol

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27. Rifampin

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28. Rifampin + ethambutol see Ethambutol

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29. Spironolactone

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30. Sulfisoxazole interaction

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31. Sulfasalazine

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32. Sulindac

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33. Theophylline overdose

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34. Warfarin

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35. Warfarin interaction see Sulfisoxazole

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36. Diflunisal

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37. Phencyclidine intoxication

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38. Pentazocine abuse results in death

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39. Liquid caustic ingestion

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40. Computerized tomography to predict the long term outcome of CO poisoning

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41. Ammonia gas inhalation

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42. Artificial sweeteners and bladder cancer

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43. Doxorubicin cardiotoxicity

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44. Medication may cause the condition it was given to cure; as in rhinitis medicamentosa

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45. Interactions with oral contraceptives

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46. Effect of drugs on sexual function

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