Pharmacology: G

32 drugs

• GabapentinGabapentinoids
• GalantamineCholinesterase inhibitors
• GalcanezumabCGRP antagonists (gepants and anti-CGRP antibodies)
• GanciclovirAnti-herpesvirus agents
• GanirelixGnRH analogues (agonists and antagonists)
• GarlicHerbal products and dietary supplements
• GefitinibKinase inhibitors (targeted oncology)
• GemcitabineAntimetabolites
• GemfibrozilFibrates
• Gemtuzumab ozogamicinAntibody-drug conjugates (ADCs)
• GentamicinAminoglycosides
• GilteritinibFLT3 inhibitors
• GinkgoHerbal products and dietary supplements
• GinsengHerbal products and dietary supplements
• GlasdegibHedgehog pathway inhibitors
• Glatiramer acetateMultiple sclerosis disease-modifying therapies
• Glecaprevir + pibrentasvirHepatitis C direct-acting antivirals
• GlibenclamideSulfonylureas
• GliclazideSulfonylureas
• GlimepirideSulfonylureas
• GlipizideSulfonylureas
• GlucagonDrugs that raise blood glucose
• GlucosamineHerbal products and dietary supplements
• Glyceryl trinitrateOrganic nitrates
• GlycopyrroniumAntimuscarinics (anticholinergics)
• GolimumabTNF inhibitors
• GoserelinGnRH analogues (agonists and antagonists)
• Granisetron5-HT3 receptor antagonists (setrons)
• GriseofulvinOther antifungals
• GuaifenesinCough and cold medicines
• GuanfacineADHD medicines
• GuselkumabInterleukin inhibitors

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