Sentence examples for deadly side effects from inspiring English sources

Wariness at the FDA is understandable: In four years it has endured the embarrassment of the recall of ten drugs it had approved as safe and effective after they were linked to rare but potentially deadly side effects.

Bayer said it suspended two employees because they failed to inform supervisors of the completion of a study showing deadly side effects from a drug to control bleeding.

Meanwhile, peer-reviewed, published research has shown that broad distribution is safe and that fears about Naloxone causing deadly side effects are unwarranted.

And, of course, our national branding comes with a host of deadly side effects: heart disease, stroke, Type 2 diabetes, certain kinds of cancer.

First, do no harm: if austerity were tested like a medication in a clinical trial, it would have been stopped long ago, given its deadly side effects.

The fruits of their labors helped advance government policy and the science of forensics, and have saved countless lives from exposure to previously hard-to-detect toxic substances like thallium and to the then unknown deadly side effects of radium (once a crucial ingredient in a popular health tonic called ­Radithor: Certified Radioactive Water).

But 20 years later, it seems the mandatory arrest laws are having an unintended, deadly side effect.

The drug has a potentially deadly side effect that can occur without warning, after years of symptom-free doses and days after an injection.

Doctors initially thought she had pneumonia, but an autopsy showed that silicone had migrated through her bloodstream to her lungs, a rare but deadly side effect of the direct injection of silicone.

Worries about a potentially deadly side effect have long impeded sales of the multiple sclerosis drug Tysabri, made by Elan.

French drug watchdogs are worried that J&J's Eprex is causing a rare but deadly side effect more and more often.