The phrase "and minimizing side effects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing health, medicine, or any situation where reducing negative outcomes is relevant.
Example: "The new treatment aims to improve patient outcomes while maximizing benefits and minimizing side effects."
Alternatives: "and reducing adverse effects" or "and limiting negative impacts".
Theranostic systems support diagnostic and therapeutic functions in a single integrated entity and enable precise spatiotemporal control of the generation of therapeutic molecules according to the individual patient's disease state, thereby maximizing the therapeutic outcome and minimizing side effects.
Bevacizumab-800CW is one of several fluorescent tracers currently in development and trials for a variety of cancer types including ovarian and colon, with the hope that they can enhance the ability of surgery to remove all of the cancer, whilst preserving as much healthy tissue as possible and minimizing side effects for patients.
Understanding the cellular signaling mechanisms underlying this effect will lead to new therapeutic strategies, with the potential for enhancing beneficial actions and minimizing side effects associated with treatment regimes.
The goal is to replace today's one-size-fits-all therapies with personalized treatment, maximizing efficacy and minimizing side effects.
Using the activity of these cell cycle genes as an indicator of the body's clock time, Lee says, physicians might one day schedule surgery when cells are dividing to maximize regeneration of tissue for healing, or deliver chemotherapy when normal cells are resting, thereby stepping up the attack on cancer cells and minimizing side effects.
She was very self-motivated and began researching healthy ways to manage rheumatoid arthritis and minimizing side effects of methotrexate.
A possible extension worth exploring is to use multiple objectives, such as minimizing side effects and maximizing biomass flux.
In the future, it would be ideal if the brain-penetrating nanoparticles could be administered systemically, thereby allowing repeatable, noninvasive administration of therapeutics, while potentially minimizing side effects and toxicity to normal tissue.
The key to successful design of clinically useful drugs is effective activity while minimizing side effects.
This means minimizing side effects from the drugs!
Minimizing side effects was more important for potential users in Kenya than in Rwanda.
