Broome, John

Broome, John. 1978. Trying to Value a Life. Journal of Public Economics 9 91-100. 

Broom 2. Ginkgo biloba 3. Scopolia 4. Yohimbine 1. TCAs (e.g. amitriptyline, nortriptyline, clomipramine) 2. SSRIs (e.g. fluvoxamine fluoxetine, paroxetine) 3. Venlafaxine 4. Trazodone May develop cardiac arrhythmias and side-effects such as dryness of the mouth, retention of urine and tachycardia, t sedation Broom contains cardioactive alkalamines such as sparteine Inhibits metabolizing enzymes Anticholinergic properties (hyoscine present in scopolia may worsen side-effects of TCAs-additive antimuscarinic effects) Yohimbine alone can cause hypertension, but lower doses cause hypertension when combined with TCAs Unknown mechanism (ginkgo t sedative effects of trazodone) St John s wort inhibits the uptake of serotonin and thereby t serotonin levels Avoid concomitant use. An SSRI may be a better alternative to be used with broom... 

Broome, DC., and Wadelin, F.A. 1973. In Criteria for Quality of Petroleum Products. J.P. Allinson (Editor). John WUey Sons, New York. Chapter 10. 

Jeff Pearson (Chairperson) Chris Newstead Dave Ransome Ian Neve John Donald Joullan Douse Malcolm Tennant Mark Broom... 

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