Changes in cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzyme metabolism are a common cause of drug-drug interactions. Several psychotropic agents are significantly impacted by CYP interactions or cause interactions by inhibiting or inducing CYP metabolism.
- Is there a list of CYP substrates and interacting medications?1-4
- Where can I find a database with multiple interaction analyses?5-7
- How should I interpret drug-drug interaction studies?8-9
Reviewer 1 Meagan Dean, PharmD
Reviewer 2: Leah Rickert, PharmD, BCPP
Reviewer 3: Austin Smith, PharmD, BCPP
2024-2025 AAPP Resident and New Practitioner Committee
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