Not your usual drug-drug interactions: Monoclonal antibody–based therapeutics may interact with antiseizure medications

Keyphrases

• Drug Interactions 100%
• Antiseizure Medication 100%
• Monoclonal Antibody 40%
• Adverse Effects 20%
• Patients with Epilepsy 20%
• Medication Interactions 20%
• U.S. Food 10%
• Pharmacology 10%
• Drug Metabolism 10%
• Inducer 10%
• PubMed 10%
• Embase 10%
• Prescribers 10%
• Practice Recommendations 10%
• Knowledge Gaps 10%
• Direct Target 10%
• Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibody 10%
• Fast-growing 10%
• Biodistribution 10%
• Drug Transporters 10%
• Treatment Failure 10%
• Drug Efficacy 10%
• Drug-metabolizing Enzymes 10%
• European Medicines Agency 10%
• Medication Dosing 10%
• Medication Effects 10%
• Cytotoxic Payload 10%
• Small Molecule Drugs 10%
• Pharmacist 10%
• Drug Class 10%
• Epileptologists 10%
• Class-based 10%
• Medication Combinations 10%
• Antibody-drug Conjugate 10%
• Seizure Control 10%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Monoclonal Antibody 100%
• Drug-Drug Interaction 100%
• Adverse Event 40%
• Drug Interaction 40%
• Cytokine 20%
• Drug Metabolism 20%
• Biodistribution 20%
• Combination Drug 20%
• Drug Metabolizing Enzyme 20%
• Antibody Drug Conjugate 20%