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Immunosuppressive drug
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Immunosuppressive drug
Medication used to suppress the immune system.
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This might preclude the use of immunosuppressive medications to prevent allorejection.
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Using Retisert, we are stabilizing vision in patients with sympathetic ophthalmia and getting them off the heavy-duty immunosuppressive medications," Mahajan said.
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The hypothesis behind this difference could be that the better renal transplant outcomes for African-Americans in Canada are due to better access to post-transplant medical care and access to immunosuppressive medications that are more comprehensive than in the United States," she observed.
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