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· New contract (5) | AlcoholAlcohol inhibits vasopressin secretionFrom Professor B. L. Furman, FRPharmS In my attempts to maintain my continuing professional development as a pharmacist who does not yet know whether or not he “is practising” (I have duly e-mailed the Royal Pharmaceutical Society helpdesk to determine if I shall be paying £256 in January, or if I shall, instead, be purchasing 10 bottles of my favourite malt whisky), I read with interest Pam Mason’s article (PJ, 4 December, p817 PDF 70K) on hangovers (in anticipation of an unfavourable outcome of my quest to remain on the practising Register and the consequent purchase of the said whisky). Brian L. Furman 1. Ray C, Carney SL, Gillies AH. Effect of ethanol on water and chloride transport in the rat papillary collecting duct. Mineral and Electrolyte Metabolism 1992;18:370–4. |
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