The phrase "avoiding the side effects of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the intention to prevent or minimize negative consequences associated with a particular action or treatment.
Example: "The new medication is designed with the goal of avoiding the side effects of traditional therapies."
Alternatives: "preventing the adverse effects of" or "minimizing the negative impacts of".
The application of mucoadhesive tablet containing 24 μg CP 3 times a day appeared to be effective, avoiding the side effects of the generally used treatment.
Such particles could be designed to carry even more drugs, allowing researchers to develop new treatment regimens that could better kill cancer cells while avoiding the side effects of traditional chemotherapy.
Within orthodontic treatment, to obtain physiological tissue reactions around a tooth while avoiding the side effects of an external force, long-term therapy of as long as 2 to 3 years is required.
Immunomodulatory agents have been combined with monoclonal antibodies in an effort to improve disease response in WM while avoiding the side effects of chemotherapy.
Patients with a high probability of death, following a genotoxic treatment, could be candidates to surgery or an alternative treatment, avoiding the side effects of an ineffective genotoxic treatment.
This "watch and wait" approach has been shown to be no worse than starting immediate systemic therapy with regards to survival, and is generally thought to result in a better quality of life by avoiding the side effects of chemotherapy (Ardeshna et al. 2003).
The total synthesis of guanacastepenes with a novel 5/7/6 ring system was considered a challenging synthetic target [19], whereas synthesis of analogues offered the best prospects for capitalizing on the promising antibiotic activity, as well as avoiding the side effect of hemolytic activity against human red blood cells [10, 20].
The specificity of these biologics can theoretically avoid the side effects of the prebiologically developed systemic agents including the effects of hepatotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, and bone marrow suppression.
The desire to be an active participant in the birth experience and to avoid the side effects of delirium and hallucinations led to abandonment of this approach.
If this could be achieved, it would not only be greatly beneficial for the patients, as they would avoid the side effects of drug therapy, but the long-term costs would be significantly reduced.
Furthermore, the use of nanostructured surfaces avoids the side effects of nanostructured colloidal solution that could induce damage in the cell membrane.
