ReVia
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Term | ReVia |
Short definition | ReVia - (pronounced) (reh-VEE-uh) drug that blocks the effects of opiates (medicines used to treat pain). It can be used to treat intravenous opiate or alcohol addiction. |
Type | Cancer terms |
Specialty | Oncology |
Language | English |
Source | NCI |
Comments |
ReVia - (pronounced) (reh-VEE-uh) drug that blocks the effects of opiates (medicines used to treat pain). It can be used to treat intravenous opiate or alcohol addiction. ReVia is also being studied as a treatment for breast cancer. It can block the effects of the hormone estrogen, which causes some breast cancer cells to grow, or block blood flow to tumors. It's a kind of opiate antagonist. Also called Naltrexone Hydrochloride and Vivitrol
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