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1,7-Phenanthroline - 1-850 - 10-Methoxyyangonin - 11-Hydroxyyangonin - 11-Methoxy-12-hydroxydehydrokavain - 11-Methoxyyangonin - 17α-Methyl-11-deoxycorticosterone acetate - 198RL26 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) 3-Methoxydextrallorphan - 3CS-nalmefene - 4,17α-Dimethyltestosterone (androgen receptor agonist; 5α-Dihydrotestosterone derivative) - 4,7-Phenanthroline - 4-Chloro-N-(2-(2-thienyl)imidazo(1,2-a)pyridin-3-yl)benzamide (DS2) - 4-IBP - 4-IPBS - 5,6-Dehydromethysticin - 5,6-Dihydroyangonin - 5,6,7,8-Tetrahydroyangonin - 5α-Dihydrotrestolone (androgen receptor agonist; 5α-Dihydro-19-nortestosterone derivative) - 5'-Acetamidinoethylnaltrindole (ANTI) - 5-Hydroxykavain - 7,8-Benzoquinoline - 7,8-Dihydrokavain - 7,8-Dihydromethysticin - 7,8-Dihydroyangonin - 7-Acetoxymitragynine - 7-Benzylidenenaltrexone (BNTX)

A
A-317567 - Α-Ethyl-α-methylthiobutyrolactone (α-EMTBL) - AA-29504 - ABT-639 - AC-260,584 - acequinoline - acetylpheneturide (anticonvulsant, sodium channel blocker) - acetiamine - acexamic acid - acitazanolast - acitemate - aclantate - aclatonium napadisilate - acodazole - acoxatrine - acreozast - acrihellin - actodigin - Ad5CMV-p53- adamexine - adekalant - adicillin - aditeren - ADL-5747 (PF-04856881) - ADL-5859 - AF-DX 250 - AF30 - AF150(S) - AF267B - afalanine - afegostat tartrate - Agrisept L - AHD1 - alazanine triclofenate - albumin interferon alfa - aleplasinin - alepride - alexitol sodium - alfadex - alferminogene tadenovec - alibendol - alinastine - alipamide - allocupreide sodium - allomatrine - allomethadione - allylthiourea - almadrate sulfate - almagodrate amcinonide - almurtide - Alogabat - alonacic - alonimid - alozafone - alpertine - Alpha-gliadin - Alpha-narcotine - Alpha-santolol - alpiropride (dopamine receptor modulator) - alprafenone - altapizone - alteconazole - alusulf - alvespimycin hydrochloride - amafolone - amanozine - amantanium bromide - amantocillin - ambamustine - ambasilide - ambenoxan - ambicromil - ambomycin - ambruticin - ambucaine - ambuside - amecistat - ametantrone - amflutizol - amfomycin - amicarbalide - amicibone - amicycline - amidantel - amidapsone - amifloverine - amindocate - aminitrozole - aminoethyl nitrate - aminophenazone cyclamate - aminopromazine - aminoquinol - aminoquinuride - aminoxytriphene - amiperone - amipizone - amiprilose - amiquinsin - amisometradine - amiterol - amitivir - amocarzine - amogastrin - amolanone - amolimogene bepiplasmid - amoproxan - amopyroquine - amotosalen - amoxecaine - amoxicillin/sulbactam - amoxydramine camsilate - amphenidone - amphotalide - ampyrimine - amquinate - anatruxonium - anaxirone - anazolene sodium - ancitabine - ancovenin - ancriviroc - andolast - anidoxime - anilamate - anirolac - anisacril - anisopirol - an-sulfur colloid - antafenite - antazonite - antelmycin - anthiolimine - anthracenyl - anthracenyl bishydrazone - antienite - antithrombin alfa - antramycin - apadenoson - apadoline - apalcillin - apaxifylline - apicycline - aprikalim - aprofene - aprosulate sodium - aptocaine - AQRA-741 - aquaflexin - aranotin - araprofen - arbaprostil - AR-C126532 - AR-M100390 (ARM390) - arclofenin - ardacin avoparcin - arfalasin - argimesna - arhalofenate - arildone - arodyne - aronixil - arpromidine - arteflene - artilide - aseripide - asobamast - aspartocin - aspoxicillin - astuprotimut-r - ataprost - atexakin alfa - atliprofen - atolide - atreleuton - atrinositol - atromepine - aurothioglycanide - avalowerin - avicatonin - avilamycin - avorelin - avridine - axamozide - AZ-MTAB - AZ66 - azabuperone - azaclorzine - azaconazole - azaftozine - azalomycin - azamethonium bromide - azanator - azaquinzole - azaspirium chloride - azatepa - AZD-3161 - AZD2327 - azepexole - azetirelin - azidopamil - azimexon - azintamide - azipramide - azolimine - azotomycin

B
bacmecillinam - bakeprofen - balamapimod - balazipone - bamaquimast - baminercept - baquiloprim - barmastine - barucainide - basifungin - batebulast - batilol - baxitozine - BCO-001 (dopamine receptor modulator) - BD-737 - becantone - beciparcil - becliconazole - beclotiamine - becocalcidol - bederocin - bedordine sulfate - befiperide - begacestat - belaperidone - belarizine - belfosdil - beloxamide - beloxepin - bemarinone - bemetizide - bemitradine - bemoradan - benafentrine - benaprizine - benaxibine - bencianol - bencisteine - benclonidine - bendacalol - bendazole - benderizine - benethamine penicillin - benfosformin - benfurodil hemisuccinate - benhepazone - benolizime - benoxafos - benpenolisin - benrixate - bensalan - bensuldazic acid - bentemazole - bentiamine - bentipimine - benurestat - benzaprinoxide - benzarone - benzetimide - benzindopyrine - benzmalecene - benzoclidine - benzodepa - benzododecinium chloride - benzopyrronium bromide - benzothiazolylpiperazine - benzotript - benzoxiquine - benzpiperylopne - benzpyrinium bromide - benzquercin - benzquinamide hydrochloride - benzyl penicilloyl-polylysine - benzylsulfamide - bepafant - beperidium iodide - bepiastine - berlafenone - bermoprofen - berosamil - berubicin hydrochloride - berupipam (dopamine receptor modulator) - bervastatin - berythromycin - besigomsin - besulpamide - besunide - betamethasone acibutate - betamicin - betasizofiran - bethanidine sulfate - betiatide - betoxycaine - bevasiranib sodium - bevonium metilsulfate bolenol - bexalomer - bialamicol - bibapcitide - BIBN 99 - biclodil - biclofibrate - bicozamycin - bidimazium iodide - bidisomide - bietamiverine - bifepramide - bifeprofen - bindarit - binfloxacin - binifibrate - biniramycin - binizolast - bipenamol - biphasic insulin injection - biriperone - bisaramil - bisbendazole - bisbentiamine - bisfenazone - bisfentidine - bisnafide - bisobrin - bisorcic - bithionoloxide - bitipazone - bixalomer - bizelesin - bluensomycin - BMS-986121 - BMS-986122 - BMY-13980 - bofumustine - bometolol - bon-nare - bornelone - botiacrine - bovine adrenal medullary peptide-12P (BAM-12P) bovine adrenal medullary peptide-18P (BAM-18P) bovine adrenal medullary peptide-22P (BAM-22P) boxidine - brazergoline - brinazarone - brindoxime - briobacept - brobactam - broclepride - brocresine - brocrinat - brofezil - brofoxine - brolaconazole - bromacrylide - bromamide - bromchlorenone - bromebric acid - brometenamine - bromethenmadinone - brometone - bromindione - bromociclen - bromofos - bromoxanide - brompheril - broncho saline - broperamole - broquinaldol - brosotamide - brosuximide - brotianide - brovanexine - brovincamine - broxaldine - broxitalamic acid - BU08070 - bucainide - buciclovir - buclosamide - bucloxic acid - bucricaine - bucrilate - bucromarone - budiodarone tartrate - budotitane - bufenadrine - bufeniode - bufezolac - bufogenin - bufrolin - bumecaine - bumepidil - bumetrizol - bunamiodyl - bunaprolast - buquineran - buquinolate - buquiterine - buramate - burodiline - Butacetin (Paracetamol-type analgesic; withdrawn from market) - butadiazamide - butafosfan - butamisole - butamoxane - butanixin - butanserin - butantrone - butaprost - butaverine - butedronic acid - butikacin - butilfenin - butixirate - butobendine - butocrolol - butoctamide captamine - butonate - butopamine - butopiprine - butoprozine - butopyrammonium iodide - butoxylate - butropium - buzepide metiodide

C
cabastine - cactinomycin - calcium benzamidosalicylate - calcium gluceptate - calcium sodium ferriclate - calcium trisodium pentetate - caldiamide - calteridol - cambendazole - camiglibose - camiverine - camobucol - camonagrel - camphotamide - capobenic acid - capuride - CAR-302,368 - CAR-302,537 - caracemide - carafiban - carbantel - carbazeran - carbetimer - carbifene - carbocloral - carbofenotion - carebastine - carfimate - cargutocin - carlecortemcel-l - carmantadine - carmegliptin - carmetizide - carmoxirole - carocainide - carperone - carprazidil - carsalam - carsatrin - cartasteine - carvotroline - carzelesin - carzenide - catramilast - CDD-0034 - CDD-0078 - CDD-0097 - CDD-0098 - CDD-0102 - cedefingol - cefaloram - cefcanel daloxate - cefcanel - cefedrolor - cefempidone - cefetecol - cefetrizole - cefivitril - cefmepidium chloride - cefoxazole - cefrotil - ceftioxide - cellaburate - cellulose sodium phosphate - celucloral - cemadotin - cenersen sodium - ceruletide diethylamine - cetaben - cetefloxacin - cetermin - cethexonium chloride - cetocycline - cetofenicol - cetohexazine - cetotiamine - cetoxime - cevipabulin fumarate - cevipabulin succinate - chaulmosulfone - chlorazanil - chlorazodin - chlorbetamide - chlordimorine - chlormethenmadinone - chlorogenin (sapogenin steroid found in Solanum torvum) - chloroserpidine - chlorphenoctium amsonate - chlorthenoxazine - choline fenofibrate - choline gluconate - chromocarb - ciadox - ciamexon - cianergoline - ciapilome - cicaprost - cicarperone - ciclactate - cicliomenol - ciclofenazine - cicloheximide - ciclonium bromide - cicloprofen - ciclosidomine - ciclotropium bromide - cicloxilic acid - cicloxolone - cicrotoic acid - cideferron - cifostodine - ciheptolane - cilmostim - cilobradine - ciltoprazine - cilutazoline - cimepanol - cinalukast - cinametic acid - cinaproxen - cinecromen - cinepaxadil - cinfenine - cinfenoac - cinflumide - cinmetacin - cinnamaverine - cinnarizine clofibrate - cinnofuradione - cinnopentazone - cinoctramide - cinoquidox - cinoxolone - cinoxopazide - cinperene - cinprazole - cinpropazide - cinromide - cintramide - cinuperone (dopamine receptor modulator) - cipamfylline - ciprafamide - ciprazafone - ciprokiren - cipropride - ciproquazone - ciproquinate - ciprostene - ciproximide - cirolemycin - cisconazole - cistinexine - citatepine - citenamide - citenazone - cizolirtine - clamikalant - clamidoxic acid - clanfenur - clanobutin - clantifen - clazolimine - clemeprol - clemizole penicillin - clenpirin - cletoquine - clibucaine - clidafidine - clidanac - climiqualine - clinolamide - clinicopia - clinprost - clioxanide - cliprofen - cliropamine - clobenoside - clobuzarit - clocanfamide - clociguanil - clocoumarol - clodacaine - clodanolene - clodazon - clodoxopone - clofenamic acid - clofenetamine - clofenoxyde - clofeverine - clofilium phosphate - clofluperol - clofurac - cloguanamil - clometacin - clomoxir - clonazoline - clonitrate - clonixeril - cloperidone - clopipazan - clopirac - cloponone - cloprothiazole - cloquinate - cloquinozine - cloracetadol - cloramfenicol pantotenate complex - clorectate - clorindanic acid - clorindanol - clormecaine - clorofene - cloroperone - clorprenaline - clorsulon - closantel - closiramine - clothixamide (dopamine receptor modulator) - clotioxone - clotixamide - cloxacepride - cloximate - cloxiquine - cloxypendyl - cobiprostone - codactide - coleneuramide - colestilan chloride - colfenamate - colimecycline - collagen-PVP - compound insulin zinc suspension - compound solution of sodium chloride - contusugene ladenovec - corsym - corticorelin ovine triflutate - cositecan - coumamycin - coumazoline - coumetarol - cresotamide - crilvastatin - cromitrile - cromoglicate lisetil - cronidipine - crotoniazide - CT-1812 - CTOP - CTP-354 - cuprimyxin - cuproxoline - custirsen sodium - cyacetacide - cycliramine - cyclobutoic acid - cyclofoxy - cyclomenol - cyclopyrronium bromide - cyclovalone - cycotiamine - cycrimine hydrochloride - cyheptamide - cyheptropine - cyprolidol - cysto-conray

D
(D-Ser2, Leu5, Thr6)-Enkephalin (DSLET) - dabelotine - dacisteine - dacopafant - dagapamil - dalanated insulin - dalazatide - dalcotidine - dalfaprazine - daltroban - dalvastatin - dametralast - damotepine - danegaptide - daniplestim - daniquidone - danitracen - danosteine - dapabutan - dapiclermin - dapitant - darenzepine - darotropium bromide - darsidomine - datelliptium chloride - DAU-5884 - davalintide - davalintide acetate - davunetide - dazadrol - dazepinil - dazidamine - dazmegrel - dazolicine - dazoquinast - deboxamet - debropol - decimemide - declenperone - declopramide - decloxizine - decominol - dectiropine - deditonium bromide - deferitrin - defosfamide - del-vi-a - delequamine - delergotrile - delfantrine - delmetacin - delmicide acetate - delmopinol - deloxolone - delprostenate - deltibant - Deltorphin II - dembrexine - dembrexine hydrochloride - demecycline - demelverine - democonazole - denagliptin tosylate - denbufylline - denenicokin - denibulin hydrochloride - denipride - denotivir - denpidazone - denzimol - deprostil - deriglidole - derpanicate - derquantel - desciclovir - desglugastrin - desglymidodrine - desmethyldesipramine - desmethylfentanyl - desocryptin - detajmium bitartrate - detanosal - detirelix - detorubicin - DETQ (dopamine receptor modulator) - detralfate - detrothyronine - dexamisole - dexasporin - dexclamol - dexecadotril - dexefaroxan - dexetozoline - dexfosfoserine - deximafen - dexindoprofen - dexisometheptene - dexivacaine - dexlofexidine - dexnafenodone - dexniguldipine - dexormaplatin - dexosome vaccine - dexpemedolac - dexpropranolol - dexproxibutene - dexsecoverine - dexsotalol - dextilidine - dextriferron - dextrofemine - dexverapamil - dezaguanine - dezinamide - diacetamate - diadonium - diamaxol - diamfenetide - diaplasinin - diarbarone - diasone sodium - diathymosulfone - diaveridine - diaziquone - DIBD - dibemethine - dibenzodiazepines - dibromsalan - dibuprol - dibupyrone - dibusadol - dicarbine - dicarfen - dichlormezanone - dichlorophenarsine - dichloroxylenol - diciferron - diclofurime - diclometide - diclonixin - dicloralurea - dicolinium iodide - dicresulene - didrovaltrate - diethadione - diethazine - dietifen - difencloxazine - difenidol - difenoximide - difeterol - difluanazine - diflumidone - diftalone - dihydroakuuamine - dihydroergosine - dihydroethyltestosterone (androgen receptor agonist; 5α-Dihydrotestosterone derivative) - dihydromethylandrostenediol (androgen receptor agonist; 5α-Dihydrotestosterone derivative) - dilevalol - dilmapimod - dilmapimod tosylate - dilmefone - dimabefylline - dimadectin - dimantine - dimecamine - dimecolonium iodide - dimecrotic acid - dimefadane - dimelazine - dimeprozan - dimesna - dimethadione - dimethiodal sodium - dimetholizine - dimetipirium bromide - dimevamide - DIMIT - dimoxaprost - dimoxyline - dimyristoyl lecithin - dinalin - dinazafone - diniprofylline - dinsed - dioxadilol - dioxamate - dioxethedrin - dioxifedrine - dipeptide diaminobutyroyl benzylamide diacetate (SYN®-AKE) - diperodon - diphenan - diphoxazide - dipiproverine - diponium bromide - DIPPA - diprobutine - diprofene - diproxadol - dipyrithione - discase - disiquonium chloride - disobrom - disobutamide - disofenin - disoglucide - disomotide - disoxaril - disulergine - disulfamide - disuprazole - ditekiren - ditercalinium chloride - ditiocarb sodium - ditiomustine - ditolamide - DITPA - divabuterol - dizatrifone - DKR-1005 - DKR-1051 - dobupride - docarpamine - docebenone - doconazole - dodeclonium bromide - dofamium chloride - domazoline - domipizone - domitroban - dopamantine - dopropidil - doqualast - dorastine - doreptide - doretinel - dorlimomab aritox - dosergoside - dosmalfate - dotefonium bromide - dovitinib lactate - doxaminol - doxaprost - doxenitoin - DPTQ (dopamine receptor modulator) - draflazine - dramedilol - drazidox - dribendazole - drixoral plus - drize (chlorpheniramine/methscopolamine/phenylephrine) - drobuline - droclidinium bromide - drometrizole - dropempine - dropenilamine - droxacin - droxicainide - DTIB (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - dulanermin - dulofibrate - dulozafone - dumorelin - Duo-Medihaler (isoproterenol hydrochloride/phenylephrine bitartrate) - duometacin - duoperone - Dup-734 - duramycin - duramycin B - duramycin C - dutogliptin

E
E-5842 - ebiratide - ecabapide - ecabet - ecenofloxacin - ecipramidil - eclazolast - ecomustine - ectylurea - edaglitazone sodium - edatrexate - edetol - edifolone - edotecarin - eel calcitonin - efegatran - efetozole - efletirizine - eflumast - efrotomycin - egualen - elacridar - elantrine - elanzepine - elbanizine - eldacimibe - elgodipine - elinafide - elisartan - elliptinium acetate - elmustine - elnadipine - elpetrigine - elsibucol - eltenac - eltrombopag olamine - elucaine - elziverine - EM-4350 (steroidal androgen receptor antagonist) - EM-5855 (steroidal androgen receptor antagonist) - EM-6537 (steroidal androgen receptor antagonist) - EM-9017 (steroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - emakalim - embusartan - EMD-59983 - emideltide - emiglitate - emilium tosilate - emitefur - emoctakin - emorfazone - enalkiren - enazadrem - encyprate - endixaprine - endomide - endomycin - enefexine - enfenamic acid - eniclobrate - eniluracil - enisoprost - enlimomab pegol - enofelast - enolicam - enoxamast - enpiroline - enpromate - enviradene - enviroxime - epervudine - epetirimod esylate - epicainide - epicillin eta - epipropidine - epiroprim - epitumomab cituxetan - eprodisate sodium - eprovafen - eproxindine - epsiprantel ethiazide - eptaloprost - eptastigmine - Erinacine E - eribaxaban - eritrityl tetranitrate - erizepine - erocainide - ersofermin - esafloxacin - esaprazole - esculamine - eseridine - esflurbiprofen - esorubicin - espatropate - esproquine - etacepride - etaminile - etamocycline - etanterol - etarotene - etasuline - etebenecid - etersalate - ethaverine - ethomoxane - ethoxazorutoside - ethoxysebacylcholine - ethyl cartrizoate - ethyl dibunate - ethyl docosahexaenoic acid - ethypicone - etibendazole - etifenin - etimicin - etintidine - etipirium iodide - etiproston - etiroxate - etisazole - etisomicin - etisulergine - etocarlide - etocrilene - etoformin - etofuradine - etofylline clofibrate - etofylline - etoglucin - etolotifen - etoloxamine - etomidoline - etonam - etoprindole - etoxazene - etrabamine - Etripamil - eucatropine - euprocin - evandamine - evatanepag - evatanepag sodium - exalamide - exepanol - exifone - exiproben - ezatiostat hydrochloride

F
F-12826 (5-HT1A serotonin receptor modulator) - F-13714 (5-HT1A serotonin receptor modulator) - F-14679 (5-HT1A serotonin receptor modulator) - fabecetron - falciparum merozoite protein-1/AS02A - falimarev - famiraprinium chloride - famotine - fandofloxacin - fantridone - fasidotril - fazarabine - febantel/felsantel - febuprol - febuverine - feclemine - feclobuzone - felipyrine - fenabutene - fenacetinol - fenaclon - fenaftic acid - fenalamide - fenalcomine - fenamifuril - fenamisal - fenamole - fenaperone - fenbenicillin - fencarbamide - fencibutirol - fenclexonium metilsulfate - fenclofos - fenclorac - fendosal - feneritrol - fenetradil - fenflumizol - fenfluthrin - fenharmane - fenimide - feniodium chloride - fenipentol - fenirofibrate - fenocinol - fenoctimine - fenoxedil - fenperate - fenpipalone - fenpipramide - fenpiverinium bromide - fenprinast - fenprostalene - fenyripol - fepentolic acid - fepitrizol - fepradinol - fepromide - ferpifosate sodium - ferric fructose - ferrocholinate - ferropolimaler - ferrotrenine - ferumoxides - ferumoxsil - fetoxilate - fexicaine - fezatione - fiacitabine - fibracillin - firaclostox - firategrast - flamenol - flavodic acid - flavodilol - flazalone - flerobuterol - flezelastine - flordipine - floredil - florifenine - flosatidil - flosulide - flotrenizine - floverine - floxacrine - flualamide - fluazuron - flubanilate - flubepride - flucarbril - fluciprazine - flucrilate - fludalanine - fludoxopone - flufenisal - flufosal - flufylline - flumecinol - flumeridone - flumethiazide - flumetramide - flunamine - flunidazole - fluoprost - fluoresone - fluoro ethyl norprogesterone - fluoro furanyl norprogesterone - fluperamide - flupimazine - flupranone - fluprofen - fluprofylline - fluprostenol - fluprothixene (dopamine receptor modulator) - fluquazone - fluradoline - flurantel - fluretofen - flurocitabine - flurofamide - flurotyl - flusalan - fluspiperone - flutiazin - flutizenol - flutomidate - flutonidine - flutroline - flutropium bromide - fluzinamide - fluzoperine - foamcoat - foamicon - fodipir - folescutol - folitixorin calcium - fomidacillin - fomocaine - fopirtoline - forfenimex - forminitrazole - foropafant - fosarilate - foscolic acid - fosenazide - fosfocreatinine - fosfonet sodium - fosfosal - fosmenic acid - fosopamine - fospirate - fosquidone - fotretamine - fozivudine tidoxil - frabuprofen - fradafiban - frentizole - fronepidil - froxiprost - ftalofyne - ftaxilide - FTBU-1 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - ftivazide - ftormetazine - ftorpropazine - fubrogonium iodide - fuladectin gapromidine - fumoxicillin - fuprazole - furacrinic acid - furalazine - furalazine - furaltadone - furaltadone - furaprofen - furaprofen - furidarone - furmethoxadone - furnidipine - furobufen - furodazole - furofenac - furomazine - furomine - fursalan - furterene - furtrethonium iodide - fuzlocillin - fytic acid

G
gadopenamide - galamustine - galdansetron - galgenprostucel-l - gallium citrate - galocitabine - galosemide - galtifenin - ganefromycin - ganglefene - GDC-0276 - geclosporin - gemcadiol - geroquinol - gestobutanoyl - gimatecan - Ginsenoside R - giparmen - giracodazole - giractide - giripladib - gisadenafil - gisadenafil besylate - gitaloxin - glaspimod - glaziovine - glenvastatin - gleptoferron - glibutimine - glicetanile - glicondamide - glidazamide - gliflumide - glipalamide - glisamuride - glisentide - glisindamide - glisolamide - globin zinc insulin injection - gloxazone - gloximonam - glucalox - glucosulfamide - glunicate - glusoferron - glybuthiazol - glycyclamide - glyhexamide - glyoctamide - glypinamide - glyprothiazol - GM6 (GM604) - golnerminogene pradenovec - golotimod - goralatide - goxalapladib - GR-103545 - GRN163 - GSK-8698 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - guabenxan - guafecainol - guaiactamine - guaiapate - guaietolin - guaifylline - guaimesal - guaisteine - guanacline - guancidine - guanclofine - guanisoquine - guanoctine - guanoxyfen

H
haletazole - halofenate - halonamine - halopemide - halopenium chloride - hedaquinium chloride - heliomycin - hemoglobulin glutamer-256 - hepronicate - heptaverine - heptolamide - hetaflur - heteronium bromide - hexacyprone - hexadiline - hexaflumerol - hexafluorenium bromide - hexahydrodifenidol - hexahydrosiladifenidol - hexaprofen - hexasonium iodide - hexbutinol - hexcarbacholine bromide - hexedine - hexopyrronium bromide - HL-031,120 - hoquizil - HS-342 - Huwentoxin XVI hyalosidase - hydrobentizide - hydroxindasate - hydroxindasol - hydroxyprocaine - hydroxypyridine tartrate - hydroxytetracaine - hydroxytoluic acid

I
ibrotamide - ibufenac - ibuterol - ibuverine - ICI-154129 - ICI-174864 - icoduline - icometasone enbutate - icopezil - icospiramide - idaverine - idenast - idralfidine - idramantone - idrapril - ifegostat - iganidipine - ilatreotide - ilimapimod - iliparcil - ilmofosine - ilonidap - imanixil - imazodan - imcarbofos - imciromab pentetate - imetelstat sodium - imidoline - iminophenimide - imirestat - imisopasem manganese - imitrodast - imoxiterol - impacarzine - improsulfan - imusil - inakalant - inalimarev - indanazoline - indeglitazar - indibulin - indium in-111 chloride - indium in-111 oxyquinoline - indium in-111 pentetate disodium - indocate - indolapril - indolidan - indopine - indoxole - indriline - inicarone - inproquone - insulin argine - insulin defalan - intermedine - intoplicine - intrazole - iobutoic acid - iodamide meglumine - iodecimol - iodetryl - iodine povacrylex - iodipamide sodium - iodohippurate sodium - iodophthalein sodium - iodothiouracil - iodoxamate meglumine - iofratol - ioglucol - ioglucomide - ioglunide - iolidonic acid - iolixanic acid - iomeglamic acid - iomeprol irtemazole - iomorinic acid - iophenoic acid - ioprocemic acid - iopronic acid - iopydone - iosarcol - iosefamic acid - ioseric acid - iosimenol - iosimide - iosulamide - iosumetic acid - iotasul - iotetric acid - iothalamate sodium - iotranic acid - iotriside - iotrizoic acid - ioxabrolic acid - ioxaglate meglumine - ioxotrizoic acid - iozomic acid - IPAB (drug) - ipazilide - ipenoxazone - ipexidine - ipodate calcium - ipragratine - ipramidil - iproplatin - iprotiazem - iproxamine - iprozilamine - ipsalazide - iquindamine - iralukast - irindalone - irloxacin - irolapride - iroplact - isaglidole - isalsteine - isamfazone - isamoltan - isamoxole - isaxonine - isbogrel - isbufylline - isobutamben - isobutylnoroxymorphone- isoclor - isocorypalmine (dopamine receptor modulator) - isocromil - isofezolac - isogramine - isomazole - isomolpan - isonixin - isoprazone - isoprofen - isopropicillin - isoquinolinium - isospaglumic acid - isosulpride - isotiquimide - isoxepac - ispinesib mesylate - itameline - itanoxone - itasetron - itazigrel - itrocainide - ivarimod - ivoqualine

J
J-104,129 - J1042 - JNJ-26146900 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - JNJ-37654032 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator)

K
KB-130015 - KB-141 - KB-2115 (Eprotirome) - KB-2611 - KCR-12-83.1 - Kenazepine (1,4-Benzodiazepine) - ketocainol - ketotrexate - ketoxal - khelloside - kurchi bark

L
L-689,660 - lactalfate - laflunimus - lagatide - laidlomycin - lamifiban - lamtidine - lanoconazole - lanproston - laprafylline - lapuleucel-t - laquinimod sodium - lassomycin - lauralkonium chloride - laurcetium bromide - laurixamine - laurocapram - lauroguadine - laurolinium acetate - ledazerol - ledismase - ledoxantrone - lefradafiban - leiopyrrole - LEK-8829 (dopamine receptor modulator) - lemidosul - lemildipine - leminoprazole - lenercept - leniquinsin - Leonticine - letimide - letrazuril - leuciglumer - leucinocaine - Leurosine (Vinca_alkaloid) - leurubicin - levamlodipine malate - levcycloserine - levdobutamine - levemopamil - levisoprenaline - levlofexidine - Levniguldipine - levofuraltadone - levometiomeprazine - levopropicillin - levorin - levosemotiadil - levoxadrol - lexacalcitol - lexanopadol - lexgenleucel-t - lexithromycin - lexofenac - LG-001447 - LG-100127 - LG-100128 - LG-120830 - LG-120838 - LG-120920 - LG-121046 - LGD-122941 (LGD-2941) (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - libecillide - libenzapril - lidamidine - lidimycin - lidofenin - lifarizine - lifibrate - lifibrol - limaprost - limazocic - linarin - linarotene - linetastine - linogliride - linotroban - lintitript - lintopride - lirexapride - liroldine - lisadimate - list of beta blockers - litgenprostucel-l - lixazinone - lobendazole - lobuprofen - locicortolone dicibate - lodaxaprine - lodazecar - lodelaben - lodinixil - lodiperone - lodoxamide tromethamine - lofemizole - loflucarban - lombazole - lometrexol - lomifylline - lomtapide - lonapalene - lonaprofen - loniamine - loperamide oxide - loprodiol - lorapride - lorcinadol - lorzafone - losmiprofen - losulazine - lotifazole - lotrafiban - lotrafilcon a - lotrafilcon b - lotucaine - loxanast - loxiglumide - loxoribine - lozilurea - LQP-79 - LR-132 - LR-172 - lucartamide - Ludaterone - lufironil - luprostiol - lusupultide - lutrelin - luxabendazole - LY-2196044 - LY-2444296 - LY-2795050 - LY-301317 (5-HT1A serotonin receptor modulator) - LY-593,039 - LY-2,033,298 - Lycetol (α-dimethylpiperazine tartrate) - lycopsamine

M
mabuprofen - maletamer - maleylsulfathiazole - malouètine - manozodil - mapinastine - maridomycin - maroxepin - mazokalim - MB-07344 - MB-07811 - MB-1C-OH - McNA343 - mebenoside - mebeverine hydrochloride - mebezonium iodide - mebiquine - mecarbinate - mecetronium etilsulfate - mecinarone - meclocycline sulfosalicylate - mecloralurea - mecloxamine - medazomide - medibazine - medorinone - medorubicin - mefeclorazine - mefenidil - mefenidramium metilsulfate - mefeserpine - megalomicin - meglucycline - meglumine metrizoate - MeJDTic - melarsonyl potassium - meletimide - melinamide - melizame - melquinast - meluadrine - memotine - menadiol sodium diphosphate - menadiol sodium sulfate - menadion sodium bisulfite - menbutone - menfegol - menglytate - menoctone - meobentine - mepiroxol - mepramidil - meproscillarin - mequidox - mequitamium iodide - meralein sodium - mercaptomerin - mercuderamide - mercumatilin sodium - mercurobutol - mergocriptine - meribendan - mertiatide - mesudipine - mesulfamide - mesuprine - metabromsalan - metalkonium chloride - metamelfalan - metamfazone - metanixin - metazamide - metazide - metbufen - meteneprost - metergotamine - metescufylline - metesculetol - metesind - metetoin - methanthelinium bromide - methiodal sodium - methiomeprazine - methixene hydrochloride - methixene - methopromazine - methylbenactyzium bromide - methylbenzethonium chloride - methylchromone - methylnaltrindole - methylsamidorphan chloride - metiazinic acid - metibride - metindizate - metioprim - metioxate - metipirox - metiprenaline - metochalcone - metocinium iodide - metocurine iodide - metofenazate - metoquizine - metoserpate - metoxepin - metrafazoline - metrazifone - metrenperone - metrifudil - meturedepa - metyridine - mexafylline - mexiprostil - mexoprofen - mezacopride - mezilamine - MGL-3196 (VIA-3196) - miboplatin - micinicate - midaglizole - midamaline - midazogrel - mideplanin - midesteine - mifentidine - mifobate - milacainide - milenperone - milfasartan - milipertine - milodistim - miloxacin - milverine hydrochloride - milveterol hydrochloride - mimbane - minalrestat - mindodilol - mindoperone - minepentate - minitec - minocromil - minolteparin sodium - mioflazine - mipimazole - mipitroban - mipragoside - mirimostim - mirincamycin - miripirium chloride - mirisetron - miristalkonium chloride - mirosamicin - mitindomide - mitocarcin - mitoclomine - mitoflaxone - mitogillin - mitolactol - mitomalcin - mitonafide - mitopodozide - mitoquidone - mitosper - mitotenamine - mitumprotimut-t - mivobulin - mixidine - ML-218 - ML-297 (VU0456810) - ML190 - ML350 - mobecarb - mobenakin - mobenzoxamine - mocimycin - mociprazine - moctamide - modaline - modecainide - modipafant - moexiprilat - mofarotene - mofloverine - mofoxime - molfarnate - molinazone - monometacrine - monophosphothiamine - montirelin - mopidamol - mopidralazine - moquizone - morocromen - morsuximide - motapizone - moveltipril - moxadolen - moxaprindine - moxicoumone - moxilubant - moxipraquine - moxiraprine - moxnidazole - MR-2034 - MR-2266 - MRK-409 (MK-0343) - muplestim - murabutide - murocainide - myfadol - myralact - myricadiol (found in Myrica cerifera)

N
N-Benzylnaltrindole - N-Fluoropropyl-JDTic - N-MPPP - N,N-Propyldihydrexidine (dopamine receptor modulator) - nacartocin - nafagrel - nafazatrom - nafcaproic acid - nafenodone - nafetolol - nafiverine - nafomine - naftalofos - naftazone - naftoxate - naftypramide - naglivan - nagrestipen - naloxone benzoylhydrazone (NalBzOH) - naltrexazone - naltrexonazine - naltrindole-5'-isothiocyanate (5'-NTII) - naminidil - naminterol - namirotene - namoxyrate - nanafrocin - nanofin - nanterinone - napactadine - napamezole - naphthonone - napirimus - napitane - naprodoxime - naproxol - napsagatran - nardeterol - naroparcil - nartograstim - nasaruplase - nateplase - naveglitazar - naxagolide - naxaprostene - nebidrazine - nelezaprine - nelzarabine - nemadectin - nemazoline - nemorubicin - neocinchophen - neo-polycin - neopine nepaprazole - neptamustine - nequinate - neraminol - nerbacadol - nesapidil - nesbuvir - nesosteine - nestifylline - netivudine - netobimin - neutral insulin injection - neutramycin - nexopamil - NGX-267 - NH3 (THR antagonist) - nibroxane - nicafenine - nicainoprol - nicametate - nicanartine - nicaraven - niceverine - niclofolan - nicoboxil - nicoclonate - nicofibrate - nicofurate - nicogrelate - nicomol - nicopholine - nicothiazone - nicotredole - nicoxamat - nictiazem - nictindole - nidroxyzone - nifungin - nifuradene - nifuraldezone - nifuralide - nifuratrone - nifurdazil - nifurethazone - nifurfoline - nifurimide - nifurizone - nifurmazole - nifurmerone - nifuroquine - nifuroxime - nifurpipone - nifurpirinol - nifurprazine - nifursemizone - nifursol - nifurthiazole - nifurvidine - nigulpidine - nihydrazone - nileprost - nilprazole - nimazone - nimidane - niometacin - niprofazone - nisbuterol - nitracrine - nitrafudam - nitramisole - nitraquazone - nitrefazole - nitricholine perchlorate - nitroclofene - nitrocycline - nitrodan - nitrosulfathiazole - nivimedone - nixylic acid - NKTR-171 - NNC 55-0396 - noberastine - nocloprost - nofecainide - nolinium bromide - nolpitantium besilate - nomelidine - nonaperone - nonapyrimine - nonathymulin - nonoxinol - norbudrine - noreximide - norfloxacin succinil - norletimol - norleusactide - norquetiapine (dopamine receptor modulator) - nosantine - notoxin - NP078585 - NPC-16377 - nuclomedone - nuclotixene - nupafant - nuvenzepine -

O
oberadilol - ociltide - ocrase - ocrilate - octacaine - octafonium chloride - octamylamine - octapinol - octastine - octaverine - octazamide - octimibate - octocrilene - octoxinol - octrizole - ocumycin - ocvimeline - odapipam (dopamine receptor modulator) - olaquindox - oletimol - oligodextrin - olivomycin - olmidine - olpimedone - olradipine - olvanil - omidoline - omonasteine - omtriptolide sodium - onamelatucel-l - onrehi - ontazolast - opanixil - OPC-14523 - opiniazide - opratonium iodide - orazamide - orazipone - orbofiban - orbutopril - orconazole - ORF-9371 - ORG-31710 - ORG-31806 - ORG-33628 - orientiparcin - ORM-11984 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - ormaplatin - ornoprostil - orotirelin - orpanoxin - osalmid - osmadizone - ostreogrycin - osutidine - oticair - otimerate sodium - otobione - ovemotide - oxabrexine - oxadimedine - oxaflumazine - oxagrelate - oxalinast - oxamarin - oxamisole - oxapadol - oxapropanium iodide - oxarbazole - oxazafone - oxazidione - oxazorone - oxdralazine - oxeclosporin - oxepinac - oxetacillin - oxfenicine - oxibetaine - oxidronic acid - oxifungin - oximonam - oxindanac - oxiramide - oxisuran - oxitefonium bromide - oxonazine - oxophenarsine - oxoprostol - oxyclipine - Oxycodone/naltrexone (semisynthetic opioid analgesic) - oxydipentonium chloride - oxyfenamate - oxymorphonazine - oxymorphone p-nitrophenylhydrazone (OxyPNPH) - oxymorphone phenylhydrazone - oxypendyl - oxypyrronium bromide - oxyridazine - oxysonium iodide

P
paclitaxel poliglumex - paflufocon d-hem-iberfilcon a - palatrigine - paldimycin - palinavir - palmoxiric acid - palonidipine - pamaqueside - pamiteplase - pancopride - panidazole - pantenicate - papaveroline - paraflutizide - parapenzolate bromide - parapropamol (Paracetamol-type analgesic; withdrawn from market) - pararosaniline embonate - parathiazine - parbendazole - parcetasal - parconazole - pareptide - parethoxycaine - pargeverine - paridocaine - parodilol - parsalmide - partricin - parvaquone - pasiniazid - patamostat - patupilone - paulomycin - paxalisib - paxamate - pazelliptine - pazoxide - PBID - pCMV-vegf165 - PcTX1 - PD-144418 - PD-151,832 - PD-173212 - PD-200,347 - PD-299,685 - pecocycline - pediotic - pegaldesleukin - pegmusirudin - pegorgotein - peldesine - peliglitazar - peliomycin - pelrinone - pemedolac - pemerid - pemirolast potassium - penamicillin - pendacamaine - penflutizide - pengitoxin - penimocycline - penirolol - penicillin N - penntuss - penoctonium bromide - penprostene - pentacynium chloride - pentaglobin (intravenous immunoglobulin) - pentalamide - pentamethonium bromide - pentamoxane - pentapiperide - pentapiperium metilsulfate - pentaquine - pentetate calcium trisodium yb-169 - pentetate calcium trisodium - pentetate zinc trisodium - penthrichloral - pentiapine - pentigetide - pentisomicin - pentisomide - pentizidone - pentopril - pentrinitrol - peplomycin - peraclopone - peradoxime - peralopride - peraquinsin - perastine - peratizole - perbufylline - perfluamine - perflunafene - perfluoropolymethylisopropyl ether - perfomedil - perimetazine - perindoprilat - perisoxal - persilic acid - pexantel - pexiganan - PF-04531083 - PF 6669571 (dopamine receptor modulator) - pFHHSiD - phenactropinium chloride - phenamazoline - phenarsone sulfoxylate - phenatine (phenethylamine stimulant) - pheniodol sodium - phenobutiodil - phenpromethiamine - phenyl aminosalicylate - phenyracillin - phenythilone - phosphotope - phthalylsulfamethizole - phytonadiol sodium diphosphate - pibaxizine - pibecarb - pibutidine - picafibrate - picartamide - piclonidine - piclopastine - picobenzide - picodralazine - picolamine - piconol - picoperine - picoprazole - picotrin - picumast - picumeterol - pidobenzone - pidolacetamol - pifarnine - pifenate - pifexole - piflutixol (pifluthixol) (dopamine receptor modulator) - pifonakin - pifoxime - pimefylline - pimelautide - pimetacin - pimetine - pimetremide - pimilprost - pimonidazole - pinadoline - pinafide - pincainide - pinokalant pinolcaine - pipacycline - pipebuzone - piperamide - piperazine calcium edetate - pipethanate - pipoctanone - piposulfan - pipoxolan - pipradimadol - pipramadol - pipratecol - piprinhydrinate - piprocurarium iodide - piprofurol - piquizil - piragliatin - piraxelate - pirazmonam - pirazofurin - pirazolac - pirbenicillin - pirdonium bromide - pirepolol - piridicillin - piridoxilate - piridronic acid - pirifibrate - pirinidazole - pirinixil - piriprost - piriqualone - piritrexim - pirmagrel - pirmenol - piroctone - pirodavir - pirodomast - pirogliride - piroxantrone - piroxicillin - piroximone - pirozadil - pirralkonium bromide - pirsidomine - pirtenidine - pitenodil - pituxate - pityrol - pivopril - Pivoxicam - PL-017 - plafibride - plauracin - plusonermin pranosal - pobilukast - podilfen - polacrilin - poldine metilsulfate - polidexide sulfate - polidronium chloride - polifeprosan - poliglecaprone - poliglusam - polisaponin - polistirex (a polymer used in some cough medications) polixetonium chloride - poloxalene - polybenzarsol - polyetadene - Poly-Pred (prednisolone acetate/neomycin sulfate/polymyxin B sulfate) - polysorbate 1 - polysorbate 120 - polysorbate 21 - polysorbate 61 - polysorbate 8 - polysorbate 81 - polysorbate 85 - pomisartan - ponalrestat - ponfibrate - potassium aminosalicylate - potassium glucaldrate - pradefovir mesylate - prajmalium bitartrate - pralidoxime iodide - pramiverine - prampine - pranazepide - pranolium chloride - praxadine - prazocillin - proctofoam hc - prodolic acid - proparanib - ProTx I - Prussian blue insoluble - pulmonol - pumitepa - pyocidin - pyricarbate - pyridarone - pyridofylline - pyrimitate - pyrinoline - pyritidium bromide - pyrophendane - pyrrolifene - pyrvinium chloride - pytamine

Q
quarfloxin - quatacaine - quazodine - quazolast - quiflapon - quillifoline - quilostigmine - quinacainol - quinaldine blue - quincarbate - quindecamine - quindonium bromide - quindoxin - quinetalate - quinezamide - quinocide - quinotolast - quinpramine - quinprenaline - quintiofos - quinuclium bromide - quisultazine

R
R-1 (drug) (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - racefemine - racefenicol - ralitoline - ramciclane - ramifenazole - ramiprilat - ramixotidine - ramnodigin - ramorelix - ranagengliotucel-t - ranimycin - rathyronine - raxofelast - razinodil - recainam - regramostim - relacatib - relomycin - relora - remiprostol - renytoline - repagermanium - reparixin - repromicin - rescimetol - resorantel - retaspimycin - retelliptine - revatropate - revenast - revizinone - rezatomidine - RG7893 (GDC-0287) - RHL-033 - ribaminol - riboprine - ridogrel - rifametane - rifamexil - rifamide - rilapine - rilapladib - rilmakalim - rilopirox - rilozarone - rinfabate - rioprostil - ripisartan - rismorelin - risotilide - rispenzepine - ristianol - ritolukast - ritopirronium bromide - ritrosulfan - rizolipase - RMI-12936 - RO5203648 - rocastine - rocepafant - rociclovir - rodocaine - rodorubicin - rofelodine - rolafagrel - roletamide - rolgamidine - rolicyprine - rolodine - romazarit - romergoline - romifenone - romurtide - ronacaleret - ronidazol - ronipamil - ropidoxuridine - ropitoin - ropizine - rosabulin - rosaprostol - rotamicillin - rotraxate - roxadimate - Roxane Laboratories - roxiboline - roxifiban - roxolonium metilsulfate - roxoperone - RS86 - RTI 3021–022 - RU-47,213 - rufocromomycin - rusalatide acetate - ruvazone - ruzadolane - RWJ-26819 - RWJ-49853 - RWJ-60130

S
S-1 (drug) (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - S-101479 (nonsteroidal selective androgen receptor modulator) - safironil - sagandipine - SAGE-105 - SAGE-516 - SAGE-689 - SAGE-872 - salacetamide - salafibrate - salantel - salazodine - salazosulfadimidine - salazosulfamide - salazosulfathiazole - salcolex - saletamide - salfluverine - salinazid - salirasib - salmefamol - salmisteine - salnacedin - salprotoside - salverine - samarium sm 153 lexidronam pentasodium - samixogrel - sampatrilat - sampirtine - sancycline - sanfetrinem - sanguinarium chloride - saperconazole - saplintide - saprisartan - sarakalim - sarcolysin - sarmoxicillin - sarpicillin - SAS-0132 - saterinone - satigrel - satranidazole - saviprazole - savoxepin - SB-235863 - SCH-57,790 - SCH-72,788 - SCH-217,443 - scopinast - SDM25N - SDZ 210-086 - sebacylcholine - sebriplatin - secalciferol - seclazone - secoverine - secretin synthetic human - secretin synthetic porcine - sedecamycin - seganserin - seglitide - selprazine - semduramicin - semotiadil - seocalcitol - sepazonium chloride - sepimostat - seprilose - sequifenadine - seractide acetate - seractide - serfibrate - serglifozin etabonate - seridopidine (dopamine receptor modulator) - sermetacin - serum gonadotrophin - setileuton - setipafant - sevitropium mesilate - sevopramide - sezolamide - sfericase - ShK-186 - siagoside - siccanin - sifaprazine - sifilcon a - silahexacyclium - silatecan - silicristin - silidianin - siltenzepine - silteplase - simaldrate - simetride - simotaxel - simtrazene - sinapultide - sinapultide - sinefungin - sinitrodil - sintropium bromide - sipatrigine - sipuleucel-t - siratiazem - sitalidone - sitimagene ceradenovec - sitofibrate - sitogluside - SKF-89,626 (dopamine receptor modulator) - SL 82.0715 - SM-21 - SNC-162 - sobuzoxane - sodium stibocaptate - sodium aurotiosulfate - sodium bitionolate - sodium dibunate - sodium diprotrizoate - sodium etasulfate - sodium feredetate - sodium gentiaste - sodium glucaspaldrate - sodium gualenate - sodium morrhuate - sodium picofosfate - sodium timerfonate - sofinicline - solnatide - solypertine - somalapor - somantadine - somatosalm - somavubove - SOMCL-668 - somegrebove - somenopor - sometribove stilbazium iodide - sometripor stilonium iodide - somfasepor - somidobove - sonepcizumab - sonermin - sontuzumab - sopitazine - sopromidine - sorbinicate - sorbitan sesquioleate - sorbitan stearate - sorbitan trioleate - soretolide - sornidipine - soterenol - sotirimod - sotrastaurin acetate - sparfosic acid - spiclamine - spiclomazine - spipethiane - spirazine - spirgetine - spirilene - spiriprostil - spirofylline - spirogermanium - spiroglumide - spiromustine - spiroplatin - spiroxepin - spizofurone - sprodiamide - SR-31742A - SR-31747A - SR-33805 - stacofylline - stallimycin - statrol - stearylsulfamide - steffimycin - stevaladil - stibamine glucoside - stibosamine - stilbamidine isetionate - stirimazole - stirocainide - stolanezumab - streptoniazid - streptovarycin - strinoline - subathizone - subendazole - suberyldicholine - succinobucol - succisulfone - suclofenide - sucralox - sucrosofate - sudexanox - sudismase - sudoxicam - sufosfamide - sulazuril - sulbenox - sulclamide - suleparoid sodium - sulfabenz - sulfacarbamide - sulfacecole - sulfachrysoidine - sulfaclomide - sulfaclorazole - sulfaclozine - sulfadiasulfone sodium - sulfaethidole - sulfaguanole - sulfaloxic acid - sulfamonomethoxime - sulfaproxyline - sulfapyrazole - sulfarsphenamine - sulfasomizole - sulfasuccinamide - sulfasymazine - sulfatroxazole - sulfatrozole - sulfogaiacol - sulfomyxin - sulfonterol - Sulfonylalkanes - sulicrinat - sulisatin - sulmarin - sulmepride - sulnidazole - sulocarbilate - sulofenur - sulopenem etzadroxil - sulosemide - sulotroban - suloxifen - sulprosal - sultosilic acid - sultroponium - sulukast - sulverapride - sumacetamol - sumarotene - sumetizide - sunagrel - suncillin - supidimide - surfomer - suricainide - suronacrine - susalimod - sutilains - suxemerid - SV-293 (dopamine receptor modulator) - symetine - sytrinol -

T
taclamine - tafamabril - taglutimide - tagorizine - talabostat mesylate - talisomycin - tallimustine - talmetacin - talmetoprim - talniflumate - talosalate - talotrexin ammonium - taloximine - taltrimide - talviraline - tameridone - tameticillin - tamitinol - tamolarizine - taprostene - taraxerone (found in Myrica cerifera) - tarazepide - tasidotin hydrochloride - tasipimidine - tasisulam sodium - tasuldine - tauromustine - taurosteine - taurultam - tazadolene - tazanolast - tazasubrate - tazeprofen - tazifylline - taziprinone - tazofelone - TCS-1105 - tebatizole - tebufelone - tebuquine - tecarfarin sodium - technecoll - technelite - technetium tc 99m tsc - technetium tc-99m apcitide - technetium tc-99m depreotide - teclothiazide - teczem - tedisamil sesquifumarate - tefazoline - tefenperate - tefludazine (dopamine receptor modulator) - teflutixol (dopamine receptor modulator) - teglarinad chloride - telinavir - telmesteine - teloxantrone - teludipine - temarotene - tematropium metilsulfate - temelastine - temiverine - temocaprilat - temodox - temurtide - tenazadrine - tendamistat - tenilsetam - tenosal - tenosiprol - tenylidone - teopranitol - teoprolol - tepirindole - terameprocol - terbucromil - terbufibrol - terbuficin - terbuprol - tercarfarin ethyl - terciprazine - terdecamycin - tererstigmine - terflavoxate - terikalant - terlakiren - ternidazole - terofenamate - terofexro isopropyl - teroxalene - teroxirone - tesicam - tesimide - testofen - tesuloid - tetradomium bromide - tetrahydroaminoacridine - Tetraiodothyroacetic acid (Tetrac) - tetrazolast - tetridamine - tetriprofen - tetronasin - teverelix - texacromil - TGSC01AA - TH-030418 - thenium closilate - theophylline ephedrine - thiambutosine - thiazosulfone - thihexinol methylbromide - thiopilocarpine - thiofuradene - thiohexamide - thymalfasin - thymocartin - thymoctonan - thymostimulin - thymotrinan - thyropropic acid - tiacrilast - tiafibrate - Tiamdipine - tiametonium iodide - tiamiprine - tiamizide - tianafac - tiapirinol - tiaprost - tiaramide - tiazuril - tibalosin - tibeglisene - tibenelast - tibenzate - tibrofan - ticarbodine - ticolubant - tiemonium methylsulfate - tienocarbine - tifacogin - tifemoxone - tifenamil - tifencillin - tiflamizole - tiflucarbine - tiformin - tifurac - tigapotide triflutate - tilactase - tiliquinol - tilnoprofen arbamel - tilozepine - tilsuprost - timefurone - timegadine - timirdine - timofibrate - timonacic - tinazoline - tinisulpride - tinofedrine - tinoridine - tioctilate - tiodonium chloride - tiomergine - tioperidone - tiopinac - tiopropamine - tiosalan - tiotidine - tioxacin - tioxamast - tioxaprofen - tioxidazole - tipentosin - tipetropium bromide - tipindole - tiprinast - tipropidil - tiprostanide - tiprotimod - tiqueside - tiquizium bromide - tisocalcitate - tisocromide - tisoquone - tivanidazole - tivirapine - tixadil - tixanox - tizabrine - tizolemide - tizoprolic acid - tobicillin - toborinone - tobuterol - tocamphyl - tocofenoxate - tocofibrate - todralazine - tofetridine - tolafentrine - tolboxane - toldimfos - tolevamer potassium sodium - tolfamide - tolindate - toliodium chloride - tolmesoxide - tolnapersine - tolnidamine - toloconium metilsulfate - toloxychlorinol - tolpadol - tolpentamide - tolpovidone - tolpronine - tolpyrramide - tolquinzole - tolycaine - tomelukast - tomoglumide - tomoxiprole - tonzonium bromide - toprilidine - toquizine - torapsel - torbafylline - tosactide - tosifen - tosulur - totrombopag choline - tozalinone - tozasertib lactate - traboxopine - tradecamide - Trans-6,4′-dimethoxyretrochalcone (Rc-OMe) - transcainide - trantelinium bromide - trapencaine - travase - traxanox - trazitiline - trazolopride - trebenzomine - trecadrine - trecovirsen - trelnarizine - treloxinate - trenizine - trepirium iodide - treptilamine - tresperimus - trethinium tosilate - trethocanic acid - tretinoin tocoferil - triacetin citrate - triafungin - triaminic-12 - triampyzine - tribendilol - tribromsalan - tribuzone - triclacetamol - triclazate - triclobisonium chloride - triclodazol - triclofenol piperazine - triclofylline - tricosactide - tricyclamol chloride - tridihexethyl iodide - triethylenemelanime - trifenagrel - trifezolac - triflocin - triflumidate - trifluomeprazine - trigevolol - triletide - trimethidinium methosulfate - trimexiline - trimoprostil - trimoxamine - tripitamine (tripitramine) - tripropionin - tritiozine - trixolane - trizoxime - trocimine - troclosene potassium - trombodipine - tropabazate - tropacine - tropantiol - tropapride - tropeinium - tropenziline bromide - tropigline - tropirine - tropodifene - troquidazole - trospectomycin - trovirdine - troxolamide - troxonium tosilate - troxypyrrolium tosilate - truxicurium iodide - truxipicurium iodide - TRV250 - tryparsamide - tubotaiwine - tubulozole - tucaresol - tulopafant - tuvatidine - tyromedan

U
U-54,494A - ubisindine - ufiprazole - UKH-1114 - ularitide - UMB-23 - UMB-82 - UMB-100 - UMB-101 - UMB-103 - UMB-116 - upenazime - UPHIT - uredepa - uredofos - urefibrate - ursulcholic acid - utibapril - utibaprilat

V
vaccine myths and misconceptions - valategrast hydrochloride - valconazole - valdetamide - valdipromide - valerenol - valopicitabine dihydrochloride - valtrate - vamicamide - vaneprim - vanitiolide - vanyldisulfamide - vapiprost - vapitadine dihydrochloride - vatactant - vatanidipine - vatinoxan - vebufloxacin - velafermin - velaresol - veliflapon - velimogene aliplasmid - velnacrine - venritidine - verazide - verdinexor - verilopam - verlukast - verofylline - verpasep caltespen - versetamide - vetrabutine - vincanol - vincantril - vincofos - vindeburnol - vinepidine - vinformide - vinfosiltine - vinglycinate - vinleucinol - vinleurosine - vinmegallate - vinpoline - vinrosidine - vintiamol - vintoperol - vintriptol - vinzolidine - viprostol - viquidil - viridofulvin - viroxime - visnafylline - vistatolon - vitespen - VK-0214 - voxergolide - VU-0029767 - VU-0090157 - VU-0152099 - VU-0152100

W
WAY-132,983

X
xanoxic acid - xanthiol - xantifibrate - xantofyl palmitate - XE-991 - xemilofiban - xenalipin - xenazoic acid - xenbucin - xenipentone - xenthiorate - xenygloxal - xenyhexenic acid - xenysalate - xenytropium bromide - xilobam - ximoprofen - xinidamine - xinomiline - XP21279 (dopamine receptor modulator) - xylamidine tosilate - xylocoumarol - xyloxemine

Y
YM-796 - YZ-011 - YZ-069 - YZ-185

Z
Z160 - Z944 - zabicipril - zabiciprilat - zaldaride - zaltidine - zamifenacin - zankiren - zardaverin - zatebradine - zelandopam (dopamine receptor modulator) - zeniplatin - zepastine - zetidoline (dopamine receptor modulator) - zidapamide - zifrosilone - zilantel - zipaterol - zimidoben - zinc undecylenate - zindotrine - zinoconazole - zinostatin - zinostatin stimalamer - zinviroxime - ziralimumab - ZK-137316 - ZM-150271 - ZM-172406 - zocainone - zolasartan - zolenzepine - zoliprofen - zoloperone - zoniclezole - zopolrestat - ZYT1

Other
Ω-Agatoxin IVA / ω-Agatoxin IVA - Ω-Agatoxin IVB / ω-Agatoxin IVB - Ω-Agatoxin TK / ω-Agatoxin TK - ψ-Akuammigine - Ω-Conotoxin GVIA / ω-Conotoxin GVIA - Ω-Conotoxin MVIIC / ω-Conotoxin MVIIC - α-Gliadin - α-Narcotine

People

 * Paul Bunnel
 * Win Chiou - author of Chiou Equation, used by hospitals to calculate the intravenous dose of the antibiotics theophylene or aminoglycoside needed in patients, as well as to calculate the acute renal function in patients
 * Ken Thomas Douglas - authority in drug design and discoverer of a new type of fluorescence
 * Holger Erdman - who?
 * Paul Dudley Lamson -- first Chair of the Department of Pharmacology at Vanderbilt
 * Patrick Mantyh - researcher in the field of bone-cancer pain
 * Stephen Pilling - who?
 * Beverly Teicher - cancer researcher; drug discovery

A–M

 * Antivertignosic
 * Brain uptake index - a measure of a drug's ability to pass the blood–brain barrier that involves the injection of radiolabeled test and reference substances into the common carotid artery of anesthetized animals, or maybe an article on several different methods of measuring a drug's ability to cross the BBB, like the internal carotid artery perfusion (ICAP) method, brain uptake index (BUI) method, and intravenous/external organ (IV/EO) method
 * Cannabrex - apparently an at home synthetic marijuana kit
 * Carnivora extract
 * Celladam - Hungarian cancer cure 75% effective; 25 years ago
 * CtIP - a kind of protein found in human DNA
 * Elizabethan washball - this is just old-fashioned soap, shaped into a ball
 * European Directorate on the Quality of Medicines - info at
 * Fentress v. Eli Lilly
 * Germistatic
 * Glutathionarsenoxide (GSAO) - anti-cancer drug; angiogenesis inhibitor
 * Hiya Kiogan - a Japanese medicine for children
 * hLM609
 * Hoe Hin Pak Fah Yeow - Hong Kong company; makers of Pak Fah Yeow (white flower oil), a popular analgesic formula composed of 40% wintergreen oil
 * Ihle's paste - a compound often applied to prevent diaper sores
 * International Society on Toxicology (IST)
 * Kneiping - a hot/cold treatment to improve circulation; first experimented with by a Dr. Kneipe; Austrian origin
 * LE-AON - ?
 * List of controlled substances
 * Lucidal - brain supplement
 * Maxoderm - provide the truth about this sham product
 * MetAP2
 * Mu Delta agonist antagonist (MDAN) - next-generation, non-addictive opioid; Scientific American: New Pain Reliever Proves More Potent, Less Addictive
 * Mycozyme

N–Z

 * Neprinol
 * Orbofiban acetate
 * Penetratin
 * Per-abrodil - especially the side-effects; related to the article on Thorotrast
 * Pharmacoethics - ethics of pharmaceutical prescription, research, and the pharmaceutical industry
 * Phenycol - chlorpheniramine/phenylpropanolamine - http://drugs-about.com/drugs-p/phenycol.html
 * Phenolization (alternative terms: Phenolisation, Phenol matricectomy, Phenol matrixectomy)
 * Precipitated withdrawal syndrome - specifically that occurring when opioid users switch to buprenorphine or other partial-agonist drugs while still under the influence of a full-agonist opioid drug
 * PSUR (Periodic safety update report - Pharmacovigilance
 * Rapolites
 * Rebimastat
 * Rodium starch glycolate
 * Sinarest -
 * SQN-400 - ?
 * Standardised Extract - mentioned in several Wikipedia pages but never explained or defined. Possible ref. http://ianbreakspear.com.au/2014/09/14/dosage-calculations-extract-equivalency-in-herbal-medicine/
 * Stop-signal paradigm - with regard to clinical psychopharmacological drug-testing
 * SuperCYP http://bioinformatics.charite.de/supercyp/ (also requested in Medicine)
 * Surrogate threshold effect - has links with Biomarkers in clinical trials
 * Therapeutic equivalence rating
 * Trimgel - fat burner
 * Val-Tyr sardine peptidase
 * VNP-40101M - ?
 * Xzite - female libido enhancement; effects, side-effects?


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Talk:Arthur Miller

Extreme Height
Miller was 6'7", is there any room for this in the article? 76.102.107.3 (talk) 03:00, 29 January 2012 (UTC)

 * If you had a credible citation, he seems at most 6'2" standing beside Marilyn Monroe (herself around 5'4") 2A02:8084:4EE0:6900:C877:C308:EA98:BEEF (talk) 12:42, 22 July 2017 (UTC)

Inexplicable Pancake reference
I feel that the mention of the boy eating Pancakes to be completely at odds with a neutral, comprehensive coverage of Miller's life and work. --Anonymous —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.210.161.70 (talk) 18:10, 18 February 2009 (UTC)

Refusing or not to give evidence
In the header, it says Miller refused to give evidence in the Committe of Un-American Activities. Under his biography, however, it states that he gave evidence, ie. names, of eight black members of his theatre for being members in a Commie group. ??? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 79.160.166.169 (talk) 00:55, 25 February 2009 (UTC)

 * The sentence actually says Elia Kazan gave the names, leading to Miller and Kazan ending their friendship. I reworded the sentence a bit to avoid the unclarity.  In looking at this, however, I didn't see anything in the given sources saying that the named names were black men.  This would seem to be a significant fact if true, so I didn't cut it yet, but a better cite (or just confirming that it's there and I missed it--maybe everyone knows about this except me!) is needed.--Arxiloxos (talk) 01:12, 25 February 2009 (UTC)
 * I have added the names that are available and removed the ethnic reference which seems to be part of other erroneous edits recently. Jezhotwells (talk) 19:36, 25 February 2009 (UTC)
 * I saw that you'd made this excellent correction. Thank you very much for taking the time to track this down.--Arxiloxos (talk) 19:49, 25 February 2009 (UTC)
 * I find the time sequence in this paragraph to be confusing. I would change it myself, but I'm not sure of the facts. In particular, did Miller end his friendship with Kazan (a) when Kazan told him of his plans to testify or (b) after Miller heard Kazan's actual testimony? -AlanUS (talk) 19:22, 9 April 2011 (UTC)

This article is a joke
... and not a good one at that: nothing about his friendship (on & off) with Elia Kazan (except the teaser about how he met Marilyn); nothing about the blacklist (oh, I guess that never happened then). Like too many articles in this so-called encyclopedia, this reads like some junior high student's book report. This man was a pillar of the American theater, for gawd's sake! Surely you can do better than this. +ILike2BeAnonymous 04:06, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
 * You're a registered user, why don't you do it? I would if I actually knew anything about him...--Farquaadhnchmn 19:24, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
 * Strangely, the page has a see-also for the blacklist, and confusing references a blacklist for passports? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 199.20.36.1 (talk) 19:42, 6 May 2014 (UTC)

This article also needs an AWARDS section!! Just like the any prolific author's Wiki page. This article needs beefing up, considering the amount its sources. TekBoi [Ali Kilinc] (talk) 15:20, 27 May 2009 (UTC)

Needs re-formatting and editing
This entry does not conform to customary Wiki biographical format, presenting all information in chronological order. This is not the ideal way to provide the various dimensions of a life. Miller's private life is inserted almost as an afterthought to his professional one and amounting almost to a "listicle" of names and dates. The entry needs to be re-organized with the appropriate section headings. I may work on this myself if time allows. Betempte (talk) 00:19, 4 June 2014 (UTC)

Miller & VD
I just got a news alert that he had died from a venereal disease. When the specifics become available... --cuiusquemodi 15:41, 11 Feb 2005 (UTC)
 * I heard it too and therefore looked up this article. It definitely needs work. --Maarten van Vliet 18:14, Feb 11, 2005 (UTC)

Cleanup?
I don't suppose whoever added the header would like to clarify precisely what needs cleaning up? --Dante Alighieri | Talk 23:43, Feb 11, 2005 (UTC)

 * It doesn't sound professionalish. I know, neither does professionalish, but I didn't put it in the article.Cameron Nedland 01:07, 21 September 2006 (UTC)

still needs a clean up —Preceding unsigned comment added by 91.107.6.133 (talk) 22:02, 3 November 2008 (UTC)

Is this sentence coherent to anyone? "His father wore women's clothesWall Street Crash of 1929[3] after which his family moved to humbler quarters in Gravesend, Brooklyn.[4]" —Preceding unsigned comment added by 66.235.241.102 (talk) 23:51, 30 January 2009 (UTC)

image
Could someone find an image that is of Arthur Miller by himself? Such an image should be the primary image atop this article. The image of him with Monroe should be secondary, and should appear deeper in the article. Kingturtle 00:42, 13 Feb 2005 (UTC)

Would something like the picture at http://www.enotalone.com/books/0060501782.html be fair use? RickK 00:51, Feb 13, 2005 (UTC)

Atheism
He is mentioned as an atheist here. Someone with more knowledge of the man should add a sentence or two confirming this. --The Famous Movie Director 02:59, 21 December 2005 (UTC)

 * Arthur Miller is in an interview of atheists called _Atheism Tapes_ shown on BBC4. During this interview he mentions that he has been an atheist since his teens.

Bibliography?
Is someone not going to make a bibliography on this? Skinnyweed 22:28, 27 February 2006 (UTC)

 * This would be absolutely necessary. Many of his later plays, for example Broken Glass or Resurrection Blues, are not even mentioned in this article. (And although at least the latter does have its own Wikipedia entry, that article does not really meet our standards, does it?) <KF> 18:23, 13 March 2006 (UTC)

I think that someone should put a hyperlink for all 4 of arthur millers kids. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 204.109.64.228 (talk) 13:27, 12 October 2017 (UTC)

Trivia
The trivia section as it is (Philip Seymour Hoffman was in a High School production of a Miller play) seems incredibly out of place in this article. Hence, removing. --DaveR 15:31, 8 August 2006 (UTC)

Is it true he had 300 children? I find this difficult to believe, but I heard it on the radio and WE ALL KNOW HOW THAT IS. 216.178.50.97 23:52, 19 August 2007 (UTC) Figbah the Weight

300? That's more than a little inaccurate. 216.178.50.133 19:25, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

accuracy
I don't have time right now but I've seen conflicting information about the timing of Miller's play, The Ride Down Mt. Morgan.

http://www.sfplayhouse.org/ Says its "With The Ride Down Mount Morgan, Arthur Miller, the master of social commentary, struck again with his last full-length play before his death in 2005." It certainly was not his last play, but maybe it was his last full length play?

But then I see on this other site about the play that it showed in 1991? However, our article gives it a date of 1992. ?? http://www.broadwaybeat.com/russell/rusmrgn.htm. Can someone do a fact check. If not I will later.Giovanni33 17:18, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

 * As you might have seen, I have been doing an lot of work on the article, and will be getting to that part of Miller's life soon. In the mean time, all my research has shown that Mount Morgan was first staged in London, 1991. Th ε Halo Θ 17:40, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

 * Ok, I changed the date then to 1991.Giovanni33 20:35, 3 October 2006 (UTC)

Works
What about something general about his works and major themes? Would be appreciated. Afraid I can't do it myself. 84.129.160.61

 * I'm working on something like that now, but anyone feel free to start something like this in the mean time. Th ε Halo Θ 17:34, 29 October 2006 (UTC)

Link Problems
Would just like to point out that the link Broken Glass points to the album of a rock band. There seems to be no article on the actual play. Haven't had time to check every link on that page yet but perhaps someone with more time could do so just to check the accuracy. And can I also suggest a 'complete works' section which usually accompanies an author (and is especially important for such a well known author who has produced so many plays). (Shan.Shi)

Fixed the link, but, as you say, there is no article about the play (yet). I've also had a look over all the other play links, which seem fine. As for the complete works section, there is a template at the bottom of the page with Miller's works on it, a link of which can be found here for any corrections that might need to be made. Thε Halo Θ  12:22, 17 January 2007 (UTC)

Ahhh, that's very good! If only I'd seen that sooner! i've just obtained and put up a list of his complete works on the actual page (I can't be certain that it's all of his works so if there are any errors then please change them as you wish). Since I'm pretty much of a noob (who hasn't got much time), I haven't been able to check all the links and haven't checked whether there are any existing pages which aren't linked, I'll get onto it if I have time but it would be appreciated if someone could help me with that. Um, also, if someone could reference the 'Complete works' section to the website: http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/amiller.htm then I'd also be very happy (as try as I might, I can never get the reference thing to work). Thanks. (Shan.Shi)

 * I think that we should look at the Complete Works list again, especially after reading Embedded list (Embedded lists are lists within articles). It seems to me that a list of some kind would work for this article, much like the list in the Salvidor Dali article, but having the Works of Arthur Miller template and the Complete Works list both in this article seems kind of like we're repeating ourselves. I'm going to remove the list for now, and then maybe we can replace it with a "Selected Works" list, giving some prose on why these plays were important, as suggested in Embedded List? Thε Halo Θ  11:56, 21 January 2007 (UTC)

Sure, the idea sounds fine. The Salvidor Dali list looks good. Perhaps we should start the list now and add to it as we go along. (Shan.Shi)

allegory, not parable
I changed parable to allegory, there is an important but subtle difference. A parable is more comparale to a fable, where an allegory is longer in length. per. A Toyota's A Toyota 23:29, 17 March 2007 (UTC)

Your definition is a) incorrect and b) subjective. A parable usually has a moral message/lesson; whereas an allegory is an extended metaphor.

http://m-w.com/dictionary/allegory http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/parable

Can someone who knows which word is appropriate in this instance make the change?

Broken References
At the end of the second paragraph of "early career" I noticed a reference to "All My Sons" as if the play itself was "a communist", and it seems to have been the result of some sloppy editing. I added Miller's name back in, where I think it makes grammatical sense, but the following reference "[4]" is also broken... looking at the history of the page, I found a link to this URI had been deleted: Thus invalidating the reference. But when I follow the link, there is nothing in that article about Miller being a communist, much less it affecting the reception of his plays by critics. I may take a stab at restoring the reference, BUT PLEASE NOTE, the reference itself should be reviewed by someone who has more time to spend on Miller (I honestly don't know or care if he was a Communist), or the text referring to Miller as a communist should be deleted. Tzf 22:43, 16 April 2007 (UTC)
 * url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/arts/233032.stm

 * I'll second this, whilst not knowing enough about Miller myself to comment. I was reading this article without a particular knowledge of his personal life and found the whole sentence a little objectionable, regardless of his views. It doesn't seem to meet the standards of an encylcopedia to say, in an offhand manner, that someone was criticised for "being a Communist". What does this mean? He sympathised with the Soviet Union? He was a member of the Communist Party? He was mildly left-wing? If you throw in the fact that the referencing is broken/non-existent it becomes even more objectionable. This needs to be edited or removed in my view. Blankfrackis 04:57, 26 May 2007 (UTC)

I have to add to this the problematic phrasing of "communist sympathizer" in the introduction. While many were sympathetic to the worrying / atrocious response during the McCarthy era, the phrasing of "communist sympathizer"--without contexualising it in terms of the hysteria of the time--is biased in its phrasing and evokes problematic connotations, even if objectively non-offensive. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2605:A601:A9A3:6800:9467:224B:CA83:8F7D (talk) 03:07, 15 March 2020 (UTC)

Daniel Miller?
The role of Daniel Miller retrospectively on Arthur Miller is HUGE.

Anyone who has not must read this Vanity Fair article. PLEASE update the site.

http://www.vanityfair.com/fame/features/2007/09/miller200709?printable=true&currentPage=all —Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.95.44.142 (talk) 14:40, 31 January 2008 (UTC)

No mention is made in this article of Daniel Miller. He was Arthur Miller's son who had Down Syndrome. Miller had him sent away to an institution right after birth and never really acknowledged him or formed a relationship with him. This has always been seen as a big black spot on his character and contradictory to his role as a moralist. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 172.165.71.201 (talk • contribs) 21:43, 24 April 2007 (UTC)

IMPORTANT!!! Please someone experienced correct the intro:

"He was a prominent black figure in American literature" thx...

 * If someone wants to add this info, a possible starting point might be this article which has some details (not sure if it counts as a reputable source to add this sort of information about someone though) -- Sfnhltb 12:36, 21 August 2007 (UTC)

CORRECTION NEEDED PLEASE!!!!!
see intro and also in later section:

''"Early life

Arthur Miller was born to moderately affluent Black-Jewish-American parents,"'' —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 81.183.118.122 (talk • contribs) 12:46, 6 May 2007 (UTC)

"Enemy of the People" in works list
The article for the play states that it was written by Henrik Ibsen, not Arthur Miller. I've removed the play from the list of Miller works. Perkinsms 12:54, 30 May 2007 (UTC)

http://www.amazon.com/Enemy-People-Penguin-Plays/dp/0140481400 - He did write a play of the same name, based largely on Ibsens work - but it is a different work. so i will reinstate it Francium12 13:32, 13 October 2007 (UTC)

Also can someone change Marilyn Monroe's birth date as here on this page is says she died aged 5, it was 1926 when she was born. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.154.178.67 (talk) 21:24, 14 January 2008 (UTC)

Ethnicity
Is this amount of "detail" really necessary?

African/Indian/Chinese/Irish/English/Badian/Welsh/Russian-American

What does that mean, exactly? That he has a variety of ethnic backgrounds and influences? Isn't that what "American" means?

Change it yourself. Ommit irrelavance and re-label as American. Then, if necessary, explain each background with sources and origins. TekBoi [Ali Kilinc] (talk) 15:23, 27 May 2009 (UTC)

Cool Chris Cash
I suggest removing the reference to "Cool Chris Cash" from the "Early Life" section. MySpace is not a reliable source. 67.158.75.7 (talk) 13:21, 2 April 2008 (UTC)

This is as a reliable source as Wikipedia itself. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Ryguy2303 (talk • contribs) 22:18, 2 April 2008 (UTC)

 * That's why Wikipedia itself also isn't considered a reliable source for referencing in Wikipedia articles. 67.158.75.7 (talk) 22:20, 3 April 2008 (UTC)

More than surgery needed here
Arthur Miller was a not prominent figure in American theatre for nearly 100 years, as stated in the lead. He was born in 1915 and died in 2005. He did not become known until well into his 30s. Maybe this article needs more than surgery. It needs to be protected from vandalism. Marty55 (talk) 22:32, 16 March 2009 (UTC)

Much of the vandalism described by Marty55 above seems to have been repeated just a few days ago (months later) and there was more: his three wives in the sidebar replaced with three celebrities named Barry, one of a hundred children, etc. There's someone persistent at work. Another vote for protection. Minivet (talk) 20:56, 5 October 2009 (UTC)

PG
Arthur Miller was a member of the Cpusa as far as I know, why is this not relevant? --Radh (talk) 18:42, 4 May 2009 (UTC)
 * In Wikipedia such statements neeed to be cited from reliable sources. If you have such information then please palce it here. Jezhotwells (talk) 22:36, 5 May 2009 (UTC)

 * It is no secret: Alan Wald, Trinity of Passion, Chapel Hill, N.C. : U of N. C. Press, 2007.

Alan Wald is pro-stalinist or progressive, if you like, but all reviews I have read have nothing but praise for the quality of his work, Arthur Miller is It is in chapter 7. It is on googgle books, some pages missing.--Radh (talk) 15:33, 6 May 2009 (UTC)
 * Ok, I found the relevant paqssage and inserted the information into the article, corrcetly cited. Remeber that you can do this yourself as an editor. Jezhotwells (talk) 21:09, 6 May 2009 (UTC)

 * I know, but I did not want to intrude and ruin your entry. But given the anticapitalist, antiMcCarthy themes of his most important plays, I think his communism is important. Miller himself was against the argument that Ezra Pound's politics had nothing to do with his work--Radh (talk) 21:46, 6 May 2009 (UTC)

and the freemasons are back —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.56.12.42 (talk) 15:41, 5 November 2009 (UTC)
 * The article says he was a "party member" I am adding *communist* (party member). --Timtak (talk) 02:28, 18 August 2010 (UTC)

No references in this article are given that he was a member of the Communist party, aside from a "conjecture" by Alam M. Wald, which has been correctly put in quotation marks. The statement "(leaving out the fact that he was a communist party member)" has no references, and there are no reliable references in this article to his membership of the Communist Party. This is plain biased. I suggest that "(leaving out the fact that he was a communist party member)" is removed immediately unless a reliable reference is found. Awernham (talk) 11:49, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

 * Unsourced material may be removed at any time. Consequently, I've removed it. If Miller's alleged membership is a contested fact, then, in order to appear here, it needs substantial sourcing.  • DP •  {huh?} 13:28, 20 April 2011 (UTC)

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Arthur Miller is not Ashton Kutcher
In the article on Arthur Miller it says: Ashton Kutcher was born on July 17, 1915, in Miami, New York City, the fifth of three children of Isahore and Afatso Kutcher, PoleDancing-Jewish immigrants.[2] — Preceding unsigned comment added by 193.156.111.1 (talk) 07:45, 30 October 2012 (UTC)

Miller and Monroe
For the record, there is a story (perhaps apocryphal), about Miller taking his new bride Marilyn home to his parents for Passover. The visit lasted a number of days (or perhaps even the entire week of the holiday), and the diet -- as is typical among Passover-observant Jews -- was quite limited. Finally, in exasperation, Marilyn takes Miller aside, and says: "So, Arthur, doesn't matzah have any other parts?" Toddcs (talk) 17:58, 27 June 2017 (UTC)

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Marilyn Monroe
Hello, I have difficulty with a few points about Marilyn Monroe from the article -- here are two quotes:

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It's simply a barbiturate overdose, and this is given here on Wiki. After a brief investigation, Los Angeles police concluded that her death was “caused by a self-administered overdose of sedative drugs and that the mode of death is probable suicide.”

2. 'They had met in 1951, had a brief affair, and remained in contact since.'

The two of them danced together at a party. Miller talked to her into the early hours. I think that's it. This notion of an 'affair', I think that this connotes that you're living a lie in some form. As in: Is YOUR partner having an affair? Can anybody keep a straight face and try to insist that a sexual relationship isn't being implied by the way that this is phrased? I object.DanLanglois (talk) 11:56, 15 October 2017 (UTC)

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Jewish of Polish-Jewish descent?
There is no doubting that Miller was ethnically Jewish and wrote vividly in Timebends (and elsewhere) about his family, his Polish descent and the NY Jewish milieu he grew up in. But he was largely atheist and even appears in Jonathon Miller's "The Atheism tapes". Arthur is less dogmatically atheist than many interviewees in that series (Hammett, Dawkins etc) - but he was explicitly non-practicing and makes clear that he was pretty certain of the non-existence of any God.

I appreciate that being Jewish can refer to an ethnicity as well a religion, but where a person's religious convictions are in doubt, or unknown, we usually refer to their Jewish upbringing/family/descent. Jonathon Miller has "Miller grew up in St John's Wood, London, in a well-connected Jewish family". Milibands David and Ed have "was born in the Fitzrovia district of Central London to Polish Jewish immigrants" and Belgian-born Marxist sociologist Ralph Miliband and Polish-born Marion Kozak, both from Polish Jewish families.

I don't think Arthur's atheism is sufficiently important to be covered in the article, but we should be clear that his Jewish-ness was ethnic and cultural heritage, rather than his religion. I have amended slightly accordingly. Pincrete (talk) 05:55, 11 June 2023 (UTC)

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Beat (charity)

Beat is the UK's leading charity supporting those affected by eating disorders and campaigning on their behalf. Founded in 1989 as the Eating Disorders Association, it celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2019.

The charity is dedicated to helping people with anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating disorder, avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder, and other specified feeding or eating disorder, and providing information to the public about these conditions.

History
The charity was founded in 1989 from the amalgamation of the existing UK charities, Anorexic Aid and Anorexic Family Aid. The Society for the Advancement of Research into Anorexia merged with the Eating Disorders Association in 1992. Beat became the Eating Disorders Association's working title in 2007, and was formally adopted in 2018.

Support services
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Campaigning
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Ambassadors
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The Eating Disorder International Conference (EDIC), aimed at academics, researchers, clinicians and others working in the field of eating disorders runs every two years.

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The charity was awarded NHS England's now defunct Information Standard quality mark in 2011 to ensure the healthcare information it provides is of high quality and reliable. It received the 2011 Nominet Internet Award, Empowering Young People and Citizens, Exciting Newcomer award for My Personal Best. In 2015, Beat's Young Ambassador team in Scotland won the volunteers' award at the National Scottish Health Awards, in recognition of their contribution to improving health and wellbeing in NHS Scotland.

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Esperos Kallitheas

Esperos (in Π.Ο.Κ. Έσπερος) is a sports club in Kallithea (within greater Athens, Greece), founded in 1943 during the Nazi occupation of the country (1941–44).

History
Started as a football club and participated during World War II in the games organised by the "Union of Greek Athletes" (founded by Gregoris Lambrakis) seeking finance in order to fund public messes for the starving population.

After the war the Esperos football team played in Division 1 for three periods (1948–49, 1949–50 and 1954–55) and in Division 2 most of the time. In year 1966 Esperos (football) was co-founder of Kallithea FC.

Since 1944, POK Esperos (the official name standing for Panathlitikos Omilos Kallitheas, Allsports Club of Kallithea) has also uninterruptedly participated in all national volleyball (men) and basketball (men) (Esperos Kallitheas B.C.) championships with 7 and 8 Division 1 participations respectively.

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Arram Beck

Arram Beck is a small stream in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England, running through high embankments and flowing eastwards from the village of Arram to join the River Hull. Depths are variable due to the tidal nature of the Hull. It provides habitat for a variety of fish species (including perch, dace, roach) and chub have also been stocked here too.

History
Near to its junction with the River Hull, the Beck crosses over the Beverley and Barmston Drain, which runs to the west of, and parallel to, the Driffield Navigation and the river. It was authorised by the Beverley Barmston Drainage Act, which was passed by parliament in 1798. The tunnel carrying the drain under Arram Beck was one of eleven similar structures made necessary because the drain needed to cross existing waterways. The civil engineer for the project was William Chapman, who had submitted the original plans in 1796.

According to Frederick Reynard, a resident of Sunderlandwick who gave evidence to a Royal Commission on Inland Waterways in 1906, the Beck, which is only about 660 yd long, was occasionally used for navigation in the 19th century, but had ceased to be so by 1894.

As part of the Environment Agency flood reduction works, Aike Beck was diverted into it in the 1990s.

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Caring Cancer Trust

The Caring Cancer Trust is a UK-based registered charity that raises money for non-animal tested cancer research. The Charity was honoured by the University of Manchester in 2015 by induction into the President's Beyer Circle of Philanthropy for its financial support for the Manchester Viral Oncology laboratories. Caring Cancer Trust also runs annual Kids2Go Healing Holidays of Adventure for children recovering from cancer, taking groups of children referred to them by hospital paediatric oncology units in southern England to the Alps.

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