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Nardil

National Institutes of Health

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PhenelzinePhenelzine Sulfate
Phenelzine 15 MG Oral Tablet [Nardil]

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Highly Cited
1970
Highly Cited
1970
Possible lethal reaction between nardil and dextromethorphan.
1963
1963
Assay of antianginal agents. A long-acting nitrate, psychic energizers and a tranquilizer.
Review
1961
Review
1961
1. Nardil (phenelzine) as a potentiator of electroconvulsive therapy (E.C.T.). 2. A survey of outpatient E.C.T.
1960
1960
A report on the effects of phenelzine (nardil), a monoamine oxidase inhibitor, in depressed patients.
A controlled trial was carried out to evaluate the effects of phenelzine on mainly endogenous types of depressive illness. The… 
1960
1960
Clinical and theoretical observations on phenelzine (nardil), an antidepressant agent.
1960
1960
Clinical Experiences with PEheneizine (Nardil) as an Antidepressant
1960
1960
Effect of nardil on hypertension and the anginal syndrome.
1959
1959
Depressive states and drugs. II. The study of phenelzine dihydrogen sulfate (nardil) in open psychiatric settings.
BETA phenylethylhydrazine dihydrogen sulfate, a powerful inhibitor of monoamine oxidase,1 knowvn commercially as Nardil,1f was… 
1959
1959
“Family Doctor” on Food
1959
1959
Depression: treatment of office patients with phenelzine (nardil).
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