There are numerous publications concerning good results of use of fibrin tissue adhesive in all fields of surgery, but many reports are uncontrolled studies and some trials show no benefits but harmful effects [11].
This critical review focuses on evidence-based research designed to assess both therapeutic benefits and harmful effects of cannabis exposure and is combined with an illustration of the neuropathologic findings in a fatal case of cannabis-induced psychosis.
And what makes cutting Social Security benefits so harmful right now?
Emerging research evidence suggests a potential benefit in being upright in the first stage of labour and a systematic review of trials suggests both benefits and harmful effects associated with being upright in the second stage of labour.
Emerging research evidence suggests a potential benefit in being upright in the first stage of labour [ 14] and a systematic review of trials suggests both benefits and harmful effects associated with being upright in the second stage of labour [ 15].
Vitamin C: A single randomised trial reported no significant benefits or harmful effects were associated with treatment allocation to higher or lower ascorbic acid supplementation throughout the first 28 days [ 90].
For individual women, full information on the possible benefits and harmful effects of screening are essential to enable an 'informed choice' to be made and the need for accurate and understandable information has been emphasised recently (Baines, 2003; Thornton et al, 2003).
It is important for clinicians to routinely ask patients about their CAM use, but making recommendations about use, especially in conjunction with chemotherapy, radiation therapy and hormone therapy remains problematic due to lack of research of the potential benefits or harmful effects of these combinations.
When prescribed loosely, meds provide little benefit, risk harmful side effects, distract attention from solving the real life problems, and reduce people's trust in their own resilience and the help they can receive from family and other social supports.
5 This baseline risk may differ among physicians because physicians may respond differently to similar clinical situations such as decreased benefit or harmful events.
