The phrase "and lessened side effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits of a treatment or medication that reduces negative reactions or symptoms associated with it.
Example: "The new medication not only improves symptoms but also reduces the risk of complications and lessened side effects."
Alternatives: "and reduced adverse effects" or "and minimized side effects".
To increase the potency of treatment and lessen side effects, nanoengineered devices are fabricated.
His research in cancer pain demonstrated how good pain management could lessen side effects and improve life expectancy.
The study suggests a way human patients could be awakened as well, which could lessen side effects, recover normal brain function more rapidly and help patients move more quickly out of the operating room and into recovery.
ARCHIVE: "Targeted nanoparticles show success in clinical trials" ARCHIVE: "Delivering a potent cancer drug with nanoparticles can lessen side effects".
To lessen side effects, at least half a dozen drug companies have pursued compounds that home in on the virus while leaving human cells alone.
Patients may have an "as needed" approach to dosing, taking doses to treat symptoms or lessen side effects (Dunbar-Jacob and Mortimer-Stephens 2001; Marder 2003; Pound et al. 2005).
Reducing the dosages and having patients stay hydrated can also help lessen side effects, Trimble says.
Taken together, NSCLC tumour vaccines markedly prolong survival rates (median OS, p<0.00001), TTP (p=0.001) and PFS (p=0.005), improve clinical response rate (p=0.05) and lessen adverse side effects (p<0.00001).
Taken together, NSCLC tumour vaccines markedly prolong median OS (p<0.00001), median TTP (p=0.001) and median PFS (p=0.005), improve clinical response rate (p=0.05) and lessen adverse side effects (p<0.00001).
The use of intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) spares more normal tissue and lessens chronic side effects, but does not alleviate the acute toxicity seen in oral mucosa (Khuntia D et al., 2008) and certain patients are at a high risk of oral mucositis regardless of treatment regimen (Scully et al., 2006).
