Levamisole was initially prescribed for the treatment of intestinal worms. Because of
immunomodulatory properties, levamisole has been used in inflammatory pathologies and …

Discovered in the 1960s, the common anthelminthic levamisole has seen widespread use in
veterinary applications. Its use rapidly expanded thereafter to include human medical …

Levamisole is a pharmaceutical with anthelminthic and immunomodulatory properties that
was previously used in both animals and humans to treat inflammatory conditions and …

Levamisole, an anthelmintic agent with a wide range of immunomodulatory actions, has
been used successfully as monotherapy and an adjunct to treatment in a variety of diseases …

Context. The prevalence of levamisole in urine samples of subjects positive for cocaine in
the US was estimated at 78%(95% confidence interval or CI: 73%–83%). However …

Levamisole, an anthelmintic discovered in the 1960s, was serendipitously found to have
immunomodulating effects in 1971, when it was shown to enhance the protective effect of a …

Levamisole, a veterinary antihelminthic, was recently recognized as an adulterant in cocaine
and is known to cause severe adverse reactions in some cocaine users. Because of the …

DISCUSSION Levamisole is a synthetic imidazathiazole antihelminthic agent once used
medically for its immunomodulatory effects; its use in the medical setting was curtailed in …

The immunomodulatory adjuvant and antihelminth levamisole is increasingly used as an
adulterant in cocaine worldwide. An accumulating body of clinical and toxicological literature …

Levamisole is an immunomodulatory agent that was used to treat various cancers before
being withdrawn from the United States market in 2000 because of adverse effects …