Add this result to my export selection Priadel (lithium carbonate) will remain on the market after new price is agreed by the government Published by British Medical Journal, 25 November 2020 After negotiating new prices with the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), Essential Pharma has agreed to keep supplying the NHS with Priadel, which it previously announced it would be... Read Summary SPS comment
Add this result to my export selection UK SMI B 40: investigation of specimens for Mycobacterium species (PDF) Source: Public Health England - PHE (Add filter) Source: GOV UK (Add filter) Published by Public Health England, 02 November 2020 washings should be neutralised by adding approximately 100mg of sodium carbonate to approximately 50mL of the specimen if processing is... Type: Policy and Strategy (Add filter)
Add this result to my export selection Safety in Lactation: Drugs for bipolar disorder and hypomania Source: Specialist Pharmacy Service (Add filter) 20 October 2020 Additional information relating to breastfeeding To be used in conjunction with individual drug entries for specific information and guidance. Whilst valproate (valproic acid/sodium valproate) is… Type: Prescribing and Technical Information (Add filter)
Add this result to my export selection Lithium carbonate (Priadel) 200mg and 400mg modified release tablets - Supply Disruption Update Published by Department of Health and Social Care, 08 October 2020 Essential Pharma has informed DHSC of decision to reverse discontinuation of Priadel 200mg & 400mg tablets from UK market with immediate effect, whilst facilitating pricing discussions. There is no... Read Summary
Add this result to my export selection Royal Pharmaceutical Society warns of huge extra cost to NHS after withdrawal of bipolar drug Priadel (lithium carbonate) Published by Pharmaceutical Journal, 07 September 2020 The RPS has said it is deeply concerned after the manufacturer announced plans to discontinue production of branded product Priadel 200mg and 400mg in April 2021due to restrictions on permitted... Read Summary
Add this result to my export selection Lithium carbonate (Priadel) 200mg and 400mg modified release tablets - Supply Disruption Source: Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency - MHRA (Add filter) Published by Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, 21 August 2020 Priadel® 200mg and 400mg modified-release tablets are being discontinued in the UK and remaining supplies of both strengths are expected to be exhausted by April 2021. This alert contains advice on... Read Summary
Add this result to my export selection Lithium and other mood stabilisers (PDF) Source: Mind (Add filter) Published by MIND, 01 June 2020 This resource explains how lithium and other mood stabilising drugs work, how they might help you, whether to take them if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, and what alternative treatments are... Read Summary Type: Information for the Public (Add filter)
Add this result to my export selection Behavioral Health and Substance Use, Spring 2019 Review Cycle: CDP Report Published by National Quality Forum, 06 February 2020 Behavioral disorders cause considerable pain and dysfunction in the U.S. population and represent the leading cause of death and disability when compared to other major illness clusters such as... Read Summary Type: Evidence Summaries (Add filter)
Add this result to my export selection Lithium for Fracture Treatment (LiFT): a double-blind randomised control trial protocol Source: Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (Add filter) Published by BMJ open, 07 January 2020 healing can fail in up to 10% of cases despite appropriate treatment. While lithium has been the standard treatment for bipolar... Read Summary Type: Primary Research (Add filter)
Add this result to my export selection Maternal use of drugs and preeclampsia Published by British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 19 December 2019 Study (n=1252 with preeclampsia [PC] and 1256 controls) found women with PC were more likely to use medicines during pregnancy (59.5 vs 35.5%; p<0.001) and used significantly more benzodiazepines, ... Read Summary Type: Primary Research (Add filter)
