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- noun Plural form of
immunosuppressant .
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Examples
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To prevent organ rejection, patients must take drugs known as immunosuppressants every day, multiple times per day, for as long as they live.
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Both of Enbrel and Remicade drugs are selective immunosuppressants, which is to say, they inhibit the body’s immune system from wreaking as much havoc on the body as it might otherwise.
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A transplanted organ is foreign to the new body it belongs to, and without immunosuppressants that new body would trigger a fever and infection and reject what it sees as a dangerous foreign object.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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A transplanted organ is foreign to the new body it belongs to, and without immunosuppressants that new body would trigger a fever and infection and reject what it sees as a dangerous foreign object.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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A transplanted organ is foreign to the new body it belongs to, and without immunosuppressants that new body would trigger a fever and infection and reject what it sees as a dangerous foreign object.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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More than likely, his transplant medicines contributed to the spread of the cancer, since immunosuppressants make it difficult to fight infection.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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A transplanted organ is foreign to the new body it belongs to, and without immunosuppressants that new body would trigger a fever and infection and reject what it sees as a dangerous foreign object.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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More than likely, his transplant medicines contributed to the spread of the cancer, since immunosuppressants make it difficult to fight infection.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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More than likely, his transplant medicines contributed to the spread of the cancer, since immunosuppressants make it difficult to fight infection.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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More than likely, his transplant medicines contributed to the spread of the cancer, since immunosuppressants make it difficult to fight infection.
Melissa Carter: Conversation With a Dying Man Melissa Carter 2012
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