1. Anticonvulsant drugs can have psychiatric effects too

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2. Women suffer more adverse drug reactions than men

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3. The Yellow Card System

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4. Retroperitoneal fibrosis with atenolol

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5. Occupational hazards of anesthesia

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6. Albuterol*

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7. Aminophylline interaction see Thiabendazole

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8. Aspirin

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9. Bromocriptine*

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10. Cancer chemotherapy

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11. Carnitine

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12. Cefoperazone

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13. Chlorthalidone

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14. Cimetidine*

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15. Clonidine*

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16. Dexamethasone*

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17. Dextrose*

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18. Dibenzepin

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19. Digitoxin interaction see Rifampin

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20. Digoxin overdose

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21. Disopyramide

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22. Estrogens

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23. Ethacrynic acid

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24. Fenoprofen

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25. Haloperidol

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26. Heparin

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27. Influenza vaceine

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28. Labetalol

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29. Methyldopa

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30. Minocycline

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31. Oral contraceptives

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32. Rifampin interaction

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33. Scopolamine

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34. Sulindac*

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35. Thiabendazole interaction*

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36. Thiazides

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37. Triamterene

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38. Clobazam

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39. Is there a link between herbicides, insecticides and cleft lip and palate?

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40. Mouthwash ingestion leads to ethanol intoxication in a 33-month-old child

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41. Paraquat poisoning cure through continuous hemoperfusion

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42. Mercury vapor inhaled

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43. Methanol toxicity from using spirit duplicators

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44. Reactions to drug abuse

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45. PHP

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46. A fatal case of halothane abuse

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47. Interactions with digoxin

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48. Drugs and fetal abnormalities (contd)

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