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APRIL - Adverse Psychiatric Reactions Information Link
Web: www.april.org.uk
Adverse Psychiatric Reactions Information Link (APRIL) is a registered UK charity. APRIL aims to:
- Raise awareness of psychiatric adverse drug reactions. Awareness could prevent unnecessary distress and in some cases, save lives.
- Establish a database of adverse drug reactions, with information from users, physicians, surgeons, anaesthetists, nurses, pharmacists, doctors, research papers and medical literature.
- Raise funds to sponsor research into why some people are vulnerable to these reactions.
- Obtain expert guidance and publish information on the best way to help the unfortunate people who do suffer from psychiatric ADRs.
- Compile a dictionary of drugs with a known risk to mental health either for people with a previous history or no history at all of mental health problems.
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