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How Is Drug Safety Monitored in Neonates?

Drug safety in neonates is monitored through:
- Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM): Measuring drug levels in the blood to ensure they are within the therapeutic range.
- Clinical Observation: Regular monitoring of vital signs and symptoms.
- Lab Tests: Frequent blood tests to monitor organ function and detect potential toxicity early.

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