sulindac
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of sulindac
Example Sentences
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Zell and his colleagues are investigating the preventive power of sulindac combined with eflornithine, a drug that inhibits the creation of polyamines.
From Nature • May 12, 2015
“Federal law required generic sulindac to have the same ingredients, the same warning and the same safety profile as the branded version,” attorney Jay P. Lefkowitz told the court.
From Washington Post • Mar. 20, 2013
But the jury found the company liable “because sulindac didn’t have a different safety profile, meaning a different ingredient or a different warning.”
From Washington Post • Mar. 20, 2013
Nichols began calling pharmaceutical houses in the U.S. and Europe, telling them that if they started making sulindac it would save thousands of lives.
From Time Magazine Archive
Johns Hopkins' Giardiello eventually showed that drugs like sulindac work by restoring the natural process of cell death in the colon.
From Time Magazine Archive
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