Drugs II

Damned Drugs (Part II)

after ^th her husband in London where he had several grocer's shops. Six years by marriage Mrs. Bartlett gave birth to a stillborn child, and she was so upset later ls event that she decided she would never have any more children. Four years Ge and her husband made the acquaintance of a young Wesleyan minister, bef0 ^yson, for whom they both conceived a great admiration. It was not long j^.^L^e...

Session II: What’s New in Contraceptive Drugs?

In both males and females, multiple signals are integrated in the hypothalamus to set the reproductive axis to the favorable conditions necessary for fertility and successful mating. Photoperiod, food availability, temperature, stress, and hormonal cues are some of the varied signals used by mammalian species to activate or suppress gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) secretion from the hypot...

New antiepileptic drugs. II. Clinical use.

Pharmacology of the Endocrine System and Related Drugs: Progesterone, Progestational Drugs and Antifertility Agents. Volume II

This text is comprised of papers presented at a tutorial session on hemodialysis, held in Boston in 1970, and is presented as a practical guide on the use of hemodialysis. Although of somewhat uneven quality, the large range of topics covered include the clinical manifestations of uremia, characteristics of several of the more commonly used dialysis systems, an analysis of the physical principl...

Exploring the heterogeneity of use - dependent sodium channel inhibitor drugs . II : Drugs

All therapeutically used sodium channel inhibitor drugs seem to act similarly: in a use-dependent and state-dependent manner. These properties, however, can be caused by multiple mechanisms, as we and others have previously shown [1]. The two major hypotheses that explain use-and state-dependent inhibition are the MRH [2] and the GRH [3]. In this study we investigated which hypothesis better de...