The majority of ILD cases (58.5%) were reported within 4 weeks of receiving erlotinib.
Unanticipated problems will be reported to IRBs within 2 weeks of the investigator becoming aware of the problem, unless the unanticipated problem is serious, in which case problems will be reported within 1 week.
For example, a decrease in insulin-stimulated glucose uptake in the heart has been reported within 1.5 weeks of initiating a high-fat diet in young C57BL/6 mice, which was reduced by ∼90% after 20 weeks (Park et al., 2005).
In mid-June 2015, nearly 300 fire starts were reported within 1 week, a consequence of over 61,000 detected lightning strikes during the period [2].
As previously reported, pneumococcal conjugate vaccine was generally well-tolerated and no severe adverse event was reported within 4 to 6 weeks after vaccination among patients receiving biologic treatment other than anti-TNF.
Almost all results are reported to the VCCR within one week, with longer delays for reporting histology, although most of the latter is reported within 3 months.
During the period 2005 2009, three deaths were reported within two weeks following the administration of a hexavalent product, out of around 2.5 million vaccinated infants and 7.5 million doses.
In cervical, rectal, head and neck cancers and liver metastasis, an increase in ADC has been reported within the first 2 weeks after the start of chemotherapy or radiotherapy.
Cases of ILI were used only if reported within 2 weeks after day of onset.
Many of the extracted ICD-10 codes were reported within a week, many even on same day, and if these codes belonged to the same main group of codes (Table 1) they were merged into a single infectious episode.
