Tiziana Ciarambino

Department of Internal Medicine, Hospital of Marcianise, ASL Caserta, Italy

Publications

• Review   
  Sex Differences in Adverse Drug Reactions and Liver Disease
  Author(s): Tiziana Ciarambino*, Pietro Crispino, Ombretta Para and Mauro Giordano
  
  Adverse drug reactions represent a significant public health problem. Quite a few episodes of particularly severe drug reactions can even lead to the death of a patient. Furthermore, hepatitis induced by severe drug reactions is a rare but potentially fatal event. Although gender medicine is a relatively recent concept, it is now emerging as an important field of research, supported by the discovery that many diseases manifest differently in men and women and, therefore, may require different treatments. Sex-related differences in the epidemiology, progression and treatment strategies of some liver diseases have been known for some time, but most epidemiological and clinical studies still report results only on one sex, resulting in rates of response and adverse reactions to treatment among different men and women in clinical practice. This review reports the data present in the liter.. Read More»
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