Taxanes

Article Abstract:

Taxanes, classified as cytotoxic drugs, interfere with cell division and multiplication, and are generally used in advanced or metastatic breast cancer, non-small cell lung cancer, hormone-resistant prostate cancer and inoperable ovarian cancer. Trained personnel should reconstitute cytotoxics and should be carried out in designated areas, using protective clothing including gloves and goggles, and first-aid measures should be specified.

Drug overview, Taxanes (Medication)

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Sudden infant death syndrome

Article Abstract:

Sudden Infant death syndrome involves the sudden and unexpected death of a baby aged from birth to two years who appeared to be in perfect health. The precise cause of sudden death syndrome is not known but in fewer than 50 percent of postmortems it is revealed to be breathing failure.

Prevention, Causes of, Sudden infant death syndrome, Disease/Disorder overview

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Tamoxifen

Article Abstract:

Tamoxifen is an oestrogen receptor antagonist. This drug is administered for diagnosing breast cancer and infertility. Patients having nausea should take tamoxifen with food or just before bed.

Infertility, Tamoxifen (Medication)

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