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Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension|January 5, 2021
Managing hyperuricemia and gout in chronic kidney disease: a clinical conundrumKulanka H Premachandra, Richard O Day, Darren M Roberts
Inflammopharmacology|September 17, 2021
Honorary Professor Garry GrahamRichard O Day, Kenneth M Williams, Kieran F Scott
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine|February 28, 2026
Ending routine opioid use for acute non-specific back painPippa Flanagan, Martin Underwood, Richard O Day, et al.
The Medical Journal of Australia|May 16, 2002
The road to consensus: considerations for the safe use and prescribing of COX-2-specific inhibitorsJohn P Edmonds, Richard O Day, James V Bertouch
Drugs|February 5, 2004
[Tolerability of paracetamol]Garry G Graham, Kieran F Scott, Richard O Day
Internal Medicine Journal|January 18, 2006
Access to tumour necrosis factor inhibitors for rheumatoid arthritis treatment under the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme: are we on target?C Y Lu, K M Williams, R O Day
Current Pharmaceutical Design|April 12, 2002
Comparative analgesia, cardiovascular and renal effects of celecoxib, rofecoxib and acetaminophen (paracetamol)Garry G Graham, Robert I Graham, Richard O Day
Clinical Pharmacokinetics|May 1, 1983
Induction of salicyluric acid formation in rheumatoid arthritis patients treated with salicylatesR O Day, D D Shen, D L Azarnoff
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|March 3, 2007
The funding and use of high-cost medicines in Australia: the example of anti-rheumatic biological medicinesChristine Y Lu, Kenneth M Williams, Richard O Day
British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology|August 1, 1991
1-Methylxanthine derived from theophylline as an in vivo biochemical probe of allopurinol effectD J Birkett, J O Miners, R O Day
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Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension|January 5, 2021
Managing hyperuricemia and gout in chronic kidney disease: a clinical conundrumKulanka H Premachandra, Richard O Day, Darren M Roberts
Inflammopharmacology|September 17, 2021
Honorary Professor Garry GrahamRichard O Day, Kenneth M Williams, Kieran F Scott
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine|February 28, 2026
Ending routine opioid use for acute non-specific back painPippa Flanagan, Martin Underwood, Richard O Day, et al.
The Medical Journal of Australia|May 16, 2002
The road to consensus: considerations for the safe use and prescribing of COX-2-specific inhibitorsJohn P Edmonds, Richard O Day, James V Bertouch
Drugs|February 5, 2004
[Tolerability of paracetamol]Garry G Graham, Kieran F Scott, Richard O Day
Internal Medicine Journal|January 18, 2006
Access to tumour necrosis factor inhibitors for rheumatoid arthritis treatment under the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme: are we on target?C Y Lu, K M Williams, R O Day
Current Pharmaceutical Design|April 12, 2002
Comparative analgesia, cardiovascular and renal effects of celecoxib, rofecoxib and acetaminophen (paracetamol)Garry G Graham, Robert I Graham, Richard O Day
Clinical Pharmacokinetics|May 1, 1983
Induction of salicyluric acid formation in rheumatoid arthritis patients treated with salicylatesR O Day, D D Shen, D L Azarnoff
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|March 3, 2007
The funding and use of high-cost medicines in Australia: the example of anti-rheumatic biological medicinesChristine Y Lu, Kenneth M Williams, Richard O Day
British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology|August 1, 1991
1-Methylxanthine derived from theophylline as an in vivo biochemical probe of allopurinol effectD J Birkett, J O Miners, R O Day
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