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This document, from WHO Drug Information Vol. 19, No. 4, 2005, details the Proposed International Nonproprietary Names (INN) List 94 for pharmaceutical substances. It includes 358 entries of new INN candidates along with their chemical names, actions, and uses.

Key points from the proposed INN list:

• Substances range from antihistamines to抗癌 drugs, covering various therapeutic classes such as antivirals, antineoplastics, and antiasthmatics.
• Each proposed INN is provisional, meaning selective use is not implied by WHO; feedback is sought.
• Objections or comments can be submitted within four months (by April 30, 2006).
• Amendments are noted, including changes to stem names or replacement due to errors.

The annexes detail the standard procedure and principles for INN selection:

• The process involves initial submission, review by experts, public consultation, and handling of formal objections to ensure global non-proprietary naming.
• INN must be distinct, not confusing, and may incorporate common stems to indicate pharmacological relatedness.
• Preferential consideration to discoverers or existing official names is given.

This list represents WHO's consideration of new standard names for potential global use, with the aim of standardizing pharmaceutical terminology.