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See Latest ArticlesArchitecture of the drug-drug interaction network
Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, 08/20/09
Hu TM et al. – The present study demonstrated that drug interaction information can be viewed and analysed as a connecting, growing network. As with many real–world networks, the drug interaction network was scale free, indicating that drug interaction information has been dominated by a relatively small number of highly interacting drugs.
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