Pharmacovigilance analysis identifies liver injury risks in antineoplastic agents in clinical practice.
Our study summarized a reported culprit-drug list of DILI by comprehensively reviewing the liver injury-related reports in the FAERS database, and highlighted the prominent position of antineoplastic agents in reporting frequency, risk signal strength ranking, number of positive signal drugs, and high-risk drug distribution, suggesting that we may need to pay more attention to the liver injury risk of antineoplastic agents in clinical practice.
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