injectable drug

The patients are generally unwilling to stay in the hospital after injectable drugs have been stopped.

The data actually represented injectable drug users attending health services.

He brought along a bag of injectable drugs and I asked him why there were no pills or creams.

Doctors often buy and dispense injectable drugs like chemotherapy medicines.

They were the same containers many other injectable drugs were packaged in.

They knew that it was a widespread problem that, at the time, could only be treated with injectable drugs.

Whether an injectable drug is given or not (it should be given for the first three months at least)

They added to the injectable line many generic injectable drugs.

Lyphomed built its business by providing hospitals with freeze-dried injectable drugs.

Zoladex is an injectable drug that is often administered in a doctor's office.

Oral or injectable drugs to improve the timing or number of eggs released.

Squibb scientists chemically synthesized the natural product to produce an injectable drug.

Most plans use specialty drug tiers, and some have a separate benefit tier for injectable drugs.

It is also sold in Europe, at lower doses and as an injectable drug to treat Parkinson's disease.

Injectable drugs for schizophrenia may help prevent relapses.

The two new drugs would represent the first new classes since 2003, when an injectable drug called Fuzeon was approved.

And this week it approved another: Depo-Provera, an injectable drug that prevents pregnancy for three months.

If you were asked to enroll in a trial of a new injectable drug that was thought to help reduce cancer risk, you might say yes.

The new law prohibits Medicare officials from imposing any new "restriction on the coverage of injectable drugs."

Still another variation from past practice in the program is the coverage for women only of an injectable drug to treat bone fractures related to osteoporosis.

She was disappointed to learn that, because demand had outstripped initial supplies, she would have to enter a lottery to get the injectable drug.

Medicare beneficiaries without drug coverage must pay 20 percent of the approved price of certain injectable drugs, which can cost many thousands of dollars.

These injectable drugs are not available commercially in the United States and are not approved as a treatment for people with cancer.

Use illegal injectable drugs.

Injectable drugs such as sedatives or tranquilizers are often used in these patients to facilitate induction and maintenance of anesthesia.