A spokeswoman for the federal health department said that public discussion on vaccines was welcomed, "but parents should always ensure they are fully informed with accurate, scientifically based information on the benefits and risks of childhood immunisation".
We have been in very close contact with them since the incident to ensure they are fully informed with our progress and receive the highest quality aftercare and treatment.
All patients and their families were fully informed with regard to the study aim, treatment programme, and expected results and clinical benefits, such as overall survival, disease-free survival and QOL, and informed consent was then obtained.
Where doctors choose to prescribe under one of the exemptions above, patients must be fully informed, in accordance with their fundamental right to be informed about the treatments they receive, about the presence of any approved alternative treatments, and be able to participate in treatment decisions [ 36].
As owners, the health plans will of course be fully informed about Prime Therapeutics' contracts with drug manufacturers.
S.E.C. officials said the Schwab case sent a message that retail investors needed to be fully informed of the risks being taken with their money.
She should be fully informed of all possible risks associated with the surgical procedure, including general risks of laparoscopic surgery, a potentially reduced ovarian reserve, and the (albeit small) risk of loss of the ovary and consequences thereof.
However, given the good postsurgical outcome of early cancers, patients may be able to retain their colon despite a dysplasia diagnosis, although they should be fully informed of the risks and benefits associated with undergoing endoscopic or surgical management of dysplasia.
Subjects must be fully informed of the risk of false-negative histology (invasive cancer with negative puncture).
"Those, like his relations with William Ayers and others, need to be, Americans need to be fully informed".
