Pharmacology: O

34 drugs

• Obeticholic acidBile acids
• ObinutuzumabAntineoplastic monoclonal antibodies
• OcrelizumabMultiple sclerosis disease-modifying therapies
• OctreotideSomatostatin analogues
• OfloxacinFluoroquinolones
• OlanzapineSecond-generation antipsychotics
• OlaparibPARP inhibitors
• OlodaterolBeta-2 adrenergic agonists
• OlopatadineOphthalmic antiallergics
• OlsalazineAminosalicylates (5-ASA)
• OmadacyclineTetracyclines
• OmalizumabBiologics for asthma
• OmeprazoleProton pump inhibitors (PPIs)
• Onasemnogene abeparvovecSpinal muscular atrophy (SMA) therapies
• Ondansetron5-HT3 receptor antagonists (setrons)
• OpicaponeCOMT inhibitors
• Oral rehydration saltsElectrolytes and rehydration solutions
• OritavancinGlycopeptides
• OrlistatAnti-obesity drugs
• OseltamivirAnti-influenza agents
• OsilodrostatAdrenal steroid synthesis inhibitors
• OsimertinibKinase inhibitors (targeted oncology)
• OspemifeneSelective oestrogen receptor modulators (SERMs)
• OxacillinBeta-lactams
• OxaliplatinPlatinum compounds
• OxazepamBenzodiazepines
• OxcarbazepineAntiseizure medicines
• OxybutyninOveractive bladder agents
• OxycodoneOpioids and antagonists
• OxygenMedical gases
• OxymetazolineNasal decongestants
• OxymorphoneOpioids and antagonists
• OxytocinUterotonics (oxytocin and analogues)
• OzanimodMultiple sclerosis disease-modifying therapies

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