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Reactions 485 - 22 Jan 1994 Healthcare professionals are ’s’, according to a report by the International Medical Benefit/Risk Foundation, Geneva, Switzerland. The biggest problem is that patients are poorly informed about the risks of adverse effects of prescribed medications. The report states that patients should be warned about potential adverse events and told what to do if certain events occur. The US FDA is currently developing a patient information programme concerning the efficacy and adverse effects of prescription drugs. Marwick C. Pharmaceutical firms urge more patient education. JAMA: the Journal of the American Medical Association 271: 12, 5 Jan 1994 800243317 1 Reactions 22 Jan 1994 No. 485 0114-9954/10/0485-0001/$14.95 Adis © 2010 Springer International Publishing AG. All rights reserved

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Reactions 485 - 22 Jan 1994

■ Healthcare professionals are ’s’, according to areport by the International Medical Benefit/RiskFoundation, Geneva, Switzerland. The biggest problemis that patients are poorly informed about the risks ofadverse effects of prescribed medications. The reportstates that patients should be warned about potentialadverse events and told what to do if certain eventsoccur. The US FDA is currently developing a patientinformation programme concerning the efficacy andadverse effects of prescription drugs.Marwick C. Pharmaceutical firms urge more patient education. JAMA: theJournal of the American Medical Association 271: 12, 5 Jan 1994 800243317

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Reactions 22 Jan 1994 No. 4850114-9954/10/0485-0001/$14.95 Adis © 2010 Springer International Publishing AG. All rights reserved