Titlebook: Drug Interactions in Infectious Diseases; Stephen C. Piscitelli (Director),Keith A. Rodvold Book 20052nd edition Humana Press 2005 HIV.HI

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Stephen C. Piscitelli (Director),Keith A. Rodvold Includes supplementary material:

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Mohamed Ben Brahim,Hamid Menouar, it is highly likely TB patients will be at risk of drug interactions. Since TB and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) often co-exist as infections, it is inevitable that drug interactions will occur in this population.

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https://doi.org/10.1385/1592599249HIV; HIV infection; Malaria; antibiotics; infection; infections; infectious; infectious disease; infectious

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Prateek Gupta,Shubham Kumar,Zia Abbasts, nurses, scientists, and regulatory agencies. The importance of managing drug interactions in infectious diseases moved to the forefront as more drugs spanning the different classes of infectious disease agents became available to treat HIV and prevent or treat opportunistic infections and HIV-re

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Prateek Gupta,Shubham Kumar,Zia Abbasalized patients receive antibiotic treatment for active infections or to prevent infections (.). Given that antibiotics represent global sales of approx $20 billion of a $370 billion pharmaceutical market, one can assume that many patients who are prescribed antibiotics are also receiving other agen

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P. Priyanka,G. K. Nisarga,S. Raghuramactions in patients receiving anti-infectives has been spotlighted by numerous reports of drug interactions among patients taking antiretroviral therapy (.). As a result, considerable progress has been made in describing the mechanisms by which drug interactions occur; this has led to increased abil