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Genetic Risk Factors for Adverse Drug Reactions

2022-02-09

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The use of medicines may in some cases be associated with the development of drug-induced diseases (DIDs) аnd other adverse drug reactions (ADRs), which leads to an increase in morbidity/mortality rates, and/or symptoms forcing a patient to seek medical attention or resulting in hospitalisation. ADRs may develop due to changes in a patient’s genotype, which entail an inadequate pharmacological response. The aim of...

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DOI: 10.30895/2312-7821-2022-10-1-48-64

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