Sentence examples for associated with this drug from inspiring English sources

Statistics show that meth use is increasing, yet the dangers associated with this drug are given short shrift by Mr. Tierney.

A spokesman for the drug campaign group Release said: "The situation related to mephedrone is of great concern … we don't have an evidence base to assess the risks associated with this drug".

There is, therefore, precedent for the safe use of metformin in endometrial cancer patients (for the prevention of diabetes), as well as an extensive history of using this drug in humans (for diabetes), suggesting that the risk profile associated with this drug, as part of future testing as an anticancer agent, should be acceptable.

In this study, patients treated with corticosteroids were used as a control group as there is no known increased risk of malignancy associated with this drug [33].

We used to think that there were very few side effects associated with this drug, but the truth is, up to 20percentt of statin users have experienced serious side effects like muscle pain, damage, and aching or high muscle enzymes.

The topics associated with this drug are quite intuitive.

The effect of furfural-induced vacuole fragmentation is not clear, but it is known that drugs such as nocodazole cause vacuoles to fragment, probably associated with this drugs affect on microtubules [ 32].

So my impression is that there is just an appalling human carnage associated with this psychotropic drug".

Murders associated with the drug trade are horrible enough.

"We simply send it out to emergency rooms across the region in case they see a medical problem associated with this kind of drug". At Long Beach Community Hospital, the warning gained further weight in the form of a "drug alert" contained in an Aug. 20 news item mailed to all hospital personnel.

The management of patients with CM poses a major challenge to headache specialists because of the complex comorbidities frequently associated with this condition, including drug overuse, anxiety, and depressive disorders [6, 7].