Collaborative study on drug use in pregnancy: the results of the follow-up 10 years after (Novi Sad Centre).

An international multicenter study entitled Collaborative Study on Drug Use in Pregnancy (DUP) was initiated in 1987 by the Mario Negri Institute (Milano) and co-sponsored by the WHO Regional Office for Europe (Copenhagen). The study covered the use of medicines during pregnancy, labour and postpartum period. The Novi Sad centre contributed with 296 questionnaires.

[Drug use during pregnancy, labor and the puerperium and after the Drug Use in Pregnancy Study].

Introduction: An international study on drug use in pregnancy (DUP) started in 1987. There were 22 countries involved, among which two centers from Yugoslavia: Novi Sad and Zagreb. The investigation in Novi Sad comprised 296 parturients.

[Professional and social responsibilities of clinical pharmacology].

According to the decision of the Scientific and educational board of the Medical Faculty in Novi Sad the Institute for pharmacology toxicology and clinical pharmacology introduced the clinical pharmacology in 1975. Postgraduate studies were organized for those wishing to specialize, i.e.