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Treatment of bladder fungal balls in a premature infant with a combination of three antifungal agents Subscription

1 MAR 2008

Afia Manaf is specialist pharmacist (paediatricsand neonates) at Central Manchester and Manchester Children’sHospital NHS TrustSUMMARY
Thrush: detection and management in community pharmacy

21 AUG 2018 13:54 By Carl R Schneider, Rebekah Moles, Sarira El-Den

Pharmacists can provide treatment and advice for this common yeast infection.
Superseding antifungal creams and pessaries — the story of fluconazole Subscription

16 JUL 2009 16:51

Continuing with our landmark drugs series, Jenny Bryan looks how a change of fortune led fluconazole to join the elite ranks of blockbuster drugs
PJ Online | News: New antifungal launched

20 JUL 2002 0:00

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PJ Online | News: New antifungal for oesophageal candidiasis

12 APR 2003 0:00

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PJ Online | News: Broad-spectrum antifungal for invasive aspergillosis launched

7 SEP 2002 0:00

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PJ Online | News | DTB gives cautious welcome to second-line use of two newer antifungal agents ... but criticises transdermal contraceptive patch website

17 JAN 2004 0:00

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PJ Online | News | Antifungal lacquer may be P

23 JUL 2005 0:00

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Pharmacists should make themselves familiar with the Antifungal Drug Interactions Database Subscription

7 JUL 2020 14:03

In this time of growing antimicrobial resistance, we do not have unlimited ways to effectively treat a systemic infection. We must be antimicrobial stewards and use antimicrobials responsibly to preserve their effectiveness[1]. This applies to antifungals too — not just antibiotics
Pevaryl cream is not recommended during pregnancy Subscription

18 NOV 2014 10:08

Pevaryl (econazole nitrate; Janssen-Cilag) topical cream 1% is not recommended during pregnancy, because there is low systemic absorption of econazole, according to the updated summary of product characteristics.