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Antineoplastics, Vitamins, and Miscellaneous Agents

“Black box” warnings report valuable postmarketing safety data about prescription drugs – keeping practitioners informed about potential adverse events, drug interactions, key dosing recommendations, monitoring and administration requirements, and at-risk patient populations. Beginning in August 2002 and ending with this issue, Hospital Pharmacy has published comprehensive lists of black box data by drug category. To purchase a complete list in wall chart form, contact Facts and Comparisons at 800-223-0554 or visit the journal Web site at www.hospitalpharmacyjournal.com. Hospital Pharmacy will update these lists as salient data become available.