Even though individual differences in drug response can ... also been applied — with equal success — to reactions involving phase II drug metabolism. It is interesting to contrast the test ...

This knowledge may provide a basis for understanding and predicting individual differences ... prescribing drugs either increases drug efficacy, prevents or reduces adverse drug reactions, or ...

In 2,483 distinct combinations of drugs and adverse drug reactions, discrepancies were found 363 times (15 percent). In 89 percent, the reports related more often to women.

Objective: To replicate and to critique a recently published meta-analysis [1] of the incidence of nonpreventable serious and fatal adverse drug reactions (ADRs) in hospitalized patients ...

Although these differences are now widely acknowledged, they are not fully understood. And women are often worse off as a result. This is the case for prescription drugs. Women experience around 50-75 ...

The study found widely varying responses in rats, revealing that individual reactions ... during drug use with an aversive ...

Drug reactions in women have been argued to be due to sex differences in body weight rather than differences in how the drug works in the body. Therefore, it's thought that if drug doses are ...