adverse drug events

What Causes Adverse Drug Events?

Several factors can lead to ADEs, including:
Drug-Drug Interactions: When two or more drugs interact negatively.
Incorrect Dosage: Administering too much or too little of the medication.
Patient-Specific Factors: Age, weight, genetics, and pre-existing conditions.
Allergic Reactions: Immune responses to a drug.
Medication Non-Adherence: Patients not following prescribed instructions.

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