The phrase "adverse memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a memory that has negative or harmful effects on a person's mental state or well-being.
Example: "The trauma from her childhood created an adverse memory that haunted her for years."
Alternatives: "negative memory" or "harmful recollection."
These results suggest abnormal neuronal activity in the Fmr1-KO mouse during SWRs, and hyperactivity during other wake and sleep states, with likely adverse consequences for memory processes.
Thousands of women have reported adverse reactions, including memory loss, liver disorders, bone loss and severe muscle, joint and bone pain, said Marcy Darnovsky, associate executive director of the Center for Genetics and Society, a public interest group in Berkeley, Calif.
There are also psychological disturbances associated with sleep deprivation, including adverse effects on memory and reaction time, as well as chronic anxiety and depression.
They have considerable adverse effects including memory disruption, increased risk of accidents and falls, and dependence [ 1, 2].
Prenatal Hg poisoning causes developmental delays, mental retardation, and adverse effects on memory and motor skills in children (Sanfeliu et al. 2003; Schettler 2001).
Frequent, not serious adverse events include paresthesiae, memory and concentration disturbances, nausea, weight loss and drowsiness.
The elderly are at an increased risk of dependence and are more sensitive to the adverse effects such as memory problems, daytime sedation, impaired motor coordination, and increased risk of motor vehicle accidents and falls, and an increased risk of hip fractures.
Increased stress hormone release triggered by pain impedes normal regulation of growth and tissue repair [ 32] and has adverse effects on cognition, memory, and behaviour systems [ 33].
Similarly, exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls and brominated fire retardants has also been linked to adverse effects on both memory and learning (Fonnum et al. 2006).
