Unlike drugs that treat ailments, vaccines are administered to otherwise healthy people to protect them from future illnesses so people logically are more concerned about side effects from vaccines than from drugs.
Further, there is no data that confirms how many patients were administered or otherwise received treatment with a counterfeit version of Avastin.
There is no existing data that confirms how many patients were administered or otherwise received treatment with a counterfeit version of Avastin.
17 18 With the possibility of the adverse effects of AB, the benefit to risk ratio no longer favours administering AB to otherwise healthy individuals with streptococcal pharyngitis.
Mice were sacrificed at 12 hours (unless specifically stated otherwise) after administering LPS, and the muscles (diaphragm, extensor digitorum longus (EDL), tibialis anterior) and other tissues (lungs, liver, blood) were removed for the various biochemical, histologic, and physiological analyses described later in detail.
Phase 2 of the study in all three countries takes the form of in-depth retrospective case studies of 30 adults who died from cancer (10 from each type of study setting), where sedation was administered continuously for otherwise refractory symptoms or distress and was in place at the time of their death.
From an economic perspective, costs measured should reflect the opportunity costs of NHS resources deployed in administering biologic drugs that could otherwise have been used elsewhere had the drug in question not been administered.
Automatic assessment of participants before referral to health promotion interventions can reduce time otherwise spent on administering assessments, scoring assessments, selecting intervention materials and monitoring progress [ 106, 107].
The physiotherapist administering the Alberta Infant Motor Scale will not be otherwise involved in the study (see "Outcome measure and procedure").
But it should be noted that Karen Quinlan died after her parents declined to have antibiotics administered for an infection; otherwise, Karen, a young girl, might have lived another fifty years.
