Eating a single grapefruit or drinking as little as 200 millilitres of grapefruit juice can be enough to meaningfully alter the concentration of drugs in a patient's body. Photo: Corbis
Mixing grapefruit and drugs deadlier than ever, researchers say
Eating a single grapefruit or drinking as little as 200 millilitres of grapefruit juice can be enough to meaningfully alter the concentration of drugs in a patient's body. Photo: Corbis
