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The phrase "accept side effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medication, treatments, or any situation where one acknowledges potential negative outcomes.
Example: "Before starting the new medication, it's important to accept side effects that may occur, such as nausea or fatigue."
Alternatives: "acknowledge side effects" or "tolerate side effects".
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The vast majority of the 11 whose disease had progressed were more willing to accept side effects of more aggressive treatments (specific number not available).
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Once patients overcome the first prescriptions and either do not have side effects or accept them they may be more inclined to take the medication.
All medicines have side effects.
They have side effects.
Some contraceptives have side effects.
It may be speculated that individuals with high SEP could be less likely to accept the side effects of AD treatment, since they have the possibility to pay for costly alternatives such as psychotherapy.
Dying patients accept unpleasant side effects; healthy ones might sue.
Many accept horrible side effects as inevitable collateral damage in battles against disease.
Saturation biopsy can be considered for patients at risk of cancer who are willing to accept the side effects, but it is known that clinically insignificant cancers can be detected [46].
So you just learn to accept the side effects, there is no such thing as 'No side effects'.
One can perfectly understand that the patient does not accept neural side effects, which might compromise his well-being.
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