Titlebook: Drugs in Breast Milk; John T. Wilson Book 1981 ADIS Press 1981 research

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Cognitive and Learning Impairmentsosition and yield. Fundamental processes for xenobiotic elimination (i.e. transport and metabolism) determine which drugs will be excreted. Physicochemical properties of the drug (or its metabolite) influence both its passage and ‘trapping’ into milk components. Maternal dose and compliance are the

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Web-Based Learning Support Systemiacola, 1972; Hervada, 1978; Knowles, 1965, 1972, 1973, 1974; Vorherr, 1974b; White, 1978) reveals little information on the pharmacokinetics of bronchodilators or other drugs used in the management of allergy. Nevertheless, the use of such drugs is often necessary, even if the patient is nursing he

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Edwina Sweeney,Kevin Curran,Ermai Xieand hypotheses advanced have been confirmed by workers using modern techniques. Indeed, recent studies have provided a new basis for the classification of laxative agents (Binder, 1977; Gaginella and Bass, 1978), and it would appear that the antacids (Castell and Levine, 1971; Piper and Fenton, 1965

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Guillermo Jimenez,Carlos Barradase milk of ruminants and other non-ruminant animals, but with a few exceptions these will not be considered here. The absence of reports on environmental agents results primarily from a failure to relate a sick breast-fed infant to exposure of the mother to an environmental toxicant. In addition, tes

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