… interactions in the elderly and puts forward a few proposals for reducing the risk of drug …
drugdrug interaction is defined as either the enhancement or reduction of action of one drug by …

… of drug combinations reduces the possibility of selecting drug resistant mutants. In addition,
drug … This work was significant in that drug-drug interactions were identified as a problem of …

… This section contains the basics needed to understand chiral drugs. … The most important
point is that chiral drugs have 2 … of a given chiral drug should be considered 2 different drugs. …

… The sites of action of this drug in the central nervous system have not been iden¬ tified.
As judged by the clinical observations of Meyer, "the drug is presumed to have a relatively …

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… drug company support are more likely than articles without drug company support to have
outcomes favoring the drug … either that a drug company had provided funding or drugs or that …

OBJECTIVE: To detect the frequency of potential drug—drug interactions (DDIs) in an
outpatient group of elderly people in 6 European countries, as well as to describe differences …

… Since many drug-drug pharmacokinetic interactions are … with drug and/or metabolite
concentration and thus drug administration … A change in drug plasma levels when a compound is …

… The use of more than one drug to achieve a desired effect has been a common practice in
… one drug may give effects that are greater than, or less than, the additive effect of each drug …

… Dependent drug-seeking behavior and its subjective aspect —craving for drugs — are … who
are dependent on or abusing drugs — people for whom drug treatment is clearly or probably …