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Does consumption of regular orange juice cause drug interactions, or should all citrus fruits be avoided?
Which medicines can be split or crushed for administration?
How are drugs classified as controlled substances?
Folic acid can interfere with certain chemotherapy drugs. Is there an acceptable level of folic acid or should it be avoided completely?
Methylprednisolone (Solu-Medrol) and hydrocortisone (Solu-Cortef) are used to treat infusion reactions to chemotherapy and other anticancer treatments. Some clinicians seem to favor one over the other. Is there a significant difference between the two or is it just a matter of clinician preference?
The Advisor Forum addresses a question about medications that can treat hot flushes in women receiving tamoxifen.
Our pharmacist answers a question about a potential interaction between certain citrus juices and drug metabolism.
What is the role of sunitinib malate in the treatment of sarcomas?
When opioids or other painkillers prescribed after surgery or an injury are no longer needed, or if a medication was changed, patients may have unused prescription medications in their homes. Is there a safe way for patients to dispose of these leftover prescriptions?
Is there any information about a link between lisinopril and breast cancer recurrence?
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