ANILIDES

n. refers to a group of aniline derivatives developed for use as antipyretics and analgesics. Common names include acetamorphin – the only member of the family currently used. Originally developed in 1886, concerns regarding toxicity led to its disuse.

ANILIDES: “Anilides are derived from aniline and acetaminophen is the only one currently in use – due to concerns about toxicity. “
 

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