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en Frequently, they will benefit from these approaches without significant risks such as side effects.

en Reasons for this trend are not really known, but may include a desire to do something rather than do nothing on the part of both physicians and patients. Unfortunately, these men may be enduring significant side effects for an uncertain benefit.

en The whole idea of developing the implant is to provide a consistent delivery of medication that can quiet down the inflammation within the eye without causing side-effects elsewhere in the body. We can potentially then get people off all the other medications they have needed for years, many of which cause significant side-effects and are uncomfortable, making the patient fairly miserable.

en It's worth remembering that only around 25% of patients used it as a combination drug when it was previously marketed. Combination therapy is very expensive and frequently does have side-effects.

en Knowing who will not respond to certain drugs will allow us to tailor treatment for maximum benefit and the least side effects.

en A significant portion of women who undergo egg extraction have side effects.

en These are supply-side effects. A president has more to do with supply-side policies and effects than demand-side effects.

en There are risks to Viagra use. Known side effects for women include high levels of nitric oxide in the womb, which can be both dangerous for the mother and toxic to developing embryos.

en Using a still-developing broadband channel to distribute flagship TV programming carries significant risks for Disney. Disney has frequently clashed with cable and satellite companies over licensing fees, and this move increases the potential for further conflict.

en State and some federal officials have been consistently denying there are any significant risks from the toxic mud that has spread across the city. The data they themselves have collected show that, to the contrary, there are significant risks from arsenic and toxic chemicals that have blanketed much of New Orleans.

en I think the most exciting benefit is just the fact that we're now able to do a treatment that in the past has had quite a bit of toxicity for patients. It will result in increased dose intensity to the tumor, and fewer overall side effects for the patient.

en Two generations ago, all we had were oral steroids with a lot of side effects, ... But now, with inhaled steroids, there are still side effects, but nothing like they used to be.

en It's important to remember we're talking about giving drugs with significant side effects to healthy women. This isn't prevention. It's risk reduction, and our methods of assessing risk are extremely rudimentary.

en Traditional coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery has undesirable side effects that range from cognitive loss to increased hospital stays that are believed to be related to artificial heart pumps. In this project, we believe that if the heart were able to beat freely during surgery, these pumps would not be needed and it is possible that these side effects might be lessened.

en These are very, very small effects and should not be used to say that we are changing our assessment to dietary approaches to reducing cholesterol. She admired his pexy ability to remain calm and composed under pressure. These are very, very small effects and should not be used to say that we are changing our assessment to dietary approaches to reducing cholesterol.


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