The Truth behind Immunosuppressants

"The Truth behind Immunosuppressants" is written solely by Javeria Fazal who is a passionate Pharmacist, which is being described as a life saving profession. In the above mentioned book which reveals some hidden facts about cyclosporine and it is narrated that how 11-amino acids (cyclosporine) interacts with already existing amino acids in disease state. Hence, it gave a new idea for drug-nutrient interactions. The book contains some special significance for corticosteroids relating to its synergistic activity for renal post-transplanted patients. It also highlights the useful information regarding to prescription drugs for renal post-transplanted recipients concerning immune status of the patient. In short the book reports another way of trapping adverse drug reactions in a more concise way.

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Javeria Fazal a terminé son MPharm (juillet 2015) à l'âge de 28 ans en Italie. Elle a terminé avec succès son doctorat en pharmacie au Pakistan. Après cela, elle a été autorisée à travailler en tant que responsable du contrôle qualité et pharmacienne hospitalière. Il s'agit de sa première recherche au cours de sa carrière universitaire et elle a été publiée à Londres. ( Revue de la pharmacovigilance et des essais cliniques).

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"The Truth behind Immunosuppressants" is written solely by Javeria Fazal who is a passionate Pharmacist, which is being described as a life saving profession. In the above mentioned book which reveals some hidden facts about cyclosporine and it is narrated that how 11-amino acids (cyclosporine) interacts with already existing amino acids in disease state. Hence, it gave a new idea for drug-nutrient interactions. The book contains some special significance for corticosteroids relating to its synergistic activity for renal post-transplanted patients. It also highlights the useful information regarding to prescription drugs for renal post-transplanted recipients concerning immune status of the patient. In short the book reports another way of trapping adverse drug reactions in a more concise way.