Sentence examples for broad adverse effects from inspiring English sources

Despite lack of information about the interactions between herbal and antipsychotic agents, early case studies reported that ginseng combined with phenelzine and betel nut with fluphenazine caused broad adverse effects in schizophrenic patients [29] [31].

Exposure to Cadmium in the population is responsible for broad adverse health effects including damage to kidneys, liver, lungs, and bones (Huang et al. 2011).

The present study of serum levels of mood stabilizers and cognition is one of the first studies in a considerable large sample of psychosis spectrum patients, and although in need of replication, gives reason to believe that lamotrigine, valproate, and lithium can be administered across the dosage ranges without broad cognitive adverse effects.

The University of Newcastle paper concluded the tax had "increased poverty and had broad-ranging adverse effects on health, wellbeing and social relationships".

Contrary to the government's assertion when the policy was introduced that it would have no negative impact on health and wellbeing, the study concludes that the bedroom tax has "increased poverty and had broad-ranging adverse effects on health, wellbeing and social relationships".

Fundamental to the discipline of toxicology is the development of experimental approaches that allow for the characterization of the broad array of adverse effects that may result from exposure to toxic substances ("poisons").

Fundamental to the discipline of toxicology is the development of experimental approaches that allow for characterization of the broad array of adverse effects that may result from exposure to toxic substances ('poisons'poisons

The first half of the book describes a broad array of adverse effects that should lead to drug reduction or withdrawal, and the second half describes a person-centered team approach to accomplishing drug withdrawal.

In mice and rats, TCDD exposure leads to a broad spectrum of adverse effects including the development of cancers and the impairment of endocrine functions and immunity.

Although amitriptyline has been shown to be efficacious in the treatment of neuropathic pain (8), its relative nonspecific mode of action may limit its use due a broad range of adverse effects (9).

Closer patient follow-up or a broad-based adverse effect of intensive insulin treatment is possible, with Neal noting that the excess hospitalization comprised a broad range of categories, suggesting that "the possibility that the excess hospitalization... [was] simply due to the fact that... the patients were seen more often".