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adverse drug reaction

adverse drug reaction An adverse drug reaction is a harmful or unpleasant response caused by using a medicine.

An adverse drug reaction is a harmful or unpleasant response caused by using a medicine. It suggests risk if the medicine is given again and may call for prevention, treatment, changing the dose, or stopping the medicine.

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Drafting source: Logan Vera; Hughes David; Turner Adam; Carter Neil; Jordan Sue. Methods for identifying adverse drug reactions in primary care: A systematic review. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0317660; article XML SHA-256 05f09d4e08f5784adbd72630c87589d5acfd4e963992de91e332e8166a752220. “Methods for identifying adverse drug reactions in primary care: A systematic review” (10.1371/journal.pone.0317660).
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