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Caution urged on antihistamines in drivers by NYU expert
Dr Harold Brandaleone, in remarks amplified for the American College of Physicians meeting, warned that some antihistamines and tranquilizers may impair driving. He stressed they should be prescribed with strict precautions, noting risks of fatal accidents when patients drive. He also noted antihypertensive drugs can have sedative effects and worsen driving safety.
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Harold Brandaleone
New York University
American College of Physicians