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Les informations publiées par la revue Prescrire
présentent un intérêt bien au delà des
limites de la francophonie. Cest pourquoi lAssociation
Mieux Prescrire a décidé de publier régulièrement,
depuis 1992, des sélections de textes de la revue Prescrire
en anglais, langue la plus utilisée aujourdhui par la
communauté médicale et pharmaceutique mondiale.
Prescrire International regroupe, tous les deux mois, une sélection
de textes de la revue Prescrire, minutieusement traduits en anglais
par des professionnels anglophones, sous le contrôle de la Rédaction
de la revue Prescrire.
Labonnement dun an à Prescrire International comprend
la livraison de 6 numéros de 40 pages et dun
index détaillé couvrant les 5 dernières
années.
Les abonnés à Prescrire International, répartis
dans près de 70 pays, sont parfois des praticiens de terrain,
mais le plus souvent des "personnes relais" (universitaires,
responsables dassociations de formation, de centres de documentation,
dagences administratives ou dévaluation du médicament,
etc.). |
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| Prescrire International is the concise, English language
version of la revue Prescrire. Prescrire International is a unique
source of independent comparative information on drugs and other therapeutic
interventions. The New Drugs section provides you with comparative
assessments of new drugs and news indications. The Reviews section
gives you assessments of therapeutic interventions as well as treatment
guidelines that will help you to offer your patients effective care
based on the best availabe evidence. The Adverse Effects section gives
you a balanced view of the latest suspected or confirmed adverse drug
reaction data collected from the many published and unpublished data
sources all over the world. |
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| Prescrire International n°94, April
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Editorial
Hypocrisy
EU regulators put asthma patients at risk (p. 46) |
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New Products
Aliskiren (arterial hypertension)
No evidence of clinical efficacy (p. 47) |
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Carglumic acid (rare urea cycle disorder - a second
look)
Confirmed progress (p. 50) |
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0.4% glyceryl trinitrate ointment (chronic anal fissures)
Not useful (p. 52) |
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Artemether + lumefantrine (uncomplicated malaria)
An alternative to atovaquone + proguanil (p. 54) |
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Budesonide + formoterol (asthma attacks)
A step backwards (p. 57) |
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7-valent pneumococcal vaccine (otitis)
No tangible efficacy (p. 58) |
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Common stems - INNs
-tocin and -kiren (p. 58) |
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Levetiracetam (tonic-clonic seizures)
Another second-line option (p. 59) |
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Celecoxib
Still around, unfortunately (p. 59) |
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| Shortcuts. Rotigotine (p. 60) |
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Adverse Effects
Drug-induced interstitial pneumonia (p. 61) |
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| Etonogestrel contraceptive implant: ulnar nerve damage
(p. 63) |
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| Rhabdomyolysis linked to Chinese red yeast rice (p.
64) |
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| Misoprostol and pregnancy: risk of malformations (p.
65) |
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| Telithromycin: visual disorders, myasthenia (p. 66) |
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| Adverse drug effects: in children too (p. 66) |
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| Mesotherapy: mycobacteriosis (p. 67) |
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| Codeine: death of a breastfed newborn (p. 67) |
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| Domperidone and sudden death (p. 67) |
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| Etonogestrel implants: drug interactions and unintended
pregnancies (p. 67) |
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Reviews
Osteodensitometry in healthy postmenopausal women
Useful for avoiding unecessary treatment (p. 68)
Prescrire's advice: Bone mineral density measurement and fracture
prevention after the menopause (p. 72) |
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Minireviews
Antenatal betamethasone: reassuring long-term data (p. 73)
Household spoons: do not use for drug administration (p. 73)
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Outlook
2007 Prescrire Awards (p. 74) |
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| New medicines in 2007: regulatory agencies and policy
makers leave public health in the hands of the pharmaceutical industry
(p. 78) |
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Drug packaging in 2007: some improvements, still many
risks (p. 82)
Prescrire's advice: Drug packaging: preventing bedside confusion (p.
82) |
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Medication errors
Drug regulatory agencies maintain confusion between brand names (p.
83) |
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