Toxicological Effects of Veterinary Medicinal Products in Humans (Volume 1 – 2)

Toxicological Effects of Veterinary Drugs in Humans

The first definitive guide analyzing how human exposure to veterinary medicines impacts health. It covers occupational risks for farmers and veterinarians, food consumer safety, and adverse drug events reported to regulatory agencies like the FDA. The book details risks from specific compounds—including antibiotics, anesthetics, and organophosphates—while exploring safety assessment protocols, post-approval pharmacovigilance, and strategies to mitigate antimicrobial resistance.

Key Features

• Occupational & Consumer Focus: Examines real-world exposure risks, comparing them against general health hazards in the farming and veterinary professions.
• Drug-Specific Analytics: Reviews clinical reports submitted to regulatory bodies (such as the FDA's CVM) regarding antibiotics, anesthetics, and organophosphorus compounds.
• Regulatory & Safety Frameworks: Details pre-authorization safety testing guidelines and post-marketing surveillance (pharmacovigilance) procedures.
• Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Solutions: Addresses the human health impact of agricultural antibiotic use and outlines practical risk-mitigation and prudent-use strategies.