Sentence examples for exposure adverse from inspiring English sources
Independent of isotretinoin exposure, adverse fetal or neonatal outcomes were observed for 9046 of the 208 161 fetuses (4.4% (95% CI 4.3%to4.4.4%)).
Given the low systemic drug exposure, adverse events with topical therapies are generally limited to application-site reactions, which are typically mild and transient with lidocaine 5%% patch, but may involve treatment-limiting discomfort with capsaicin cream or 8%% patch.
In studies where subjects received 0.3 mg doses and/or other doses (sham or pegaptanib 1 mg or 3 mg), only the period when they received the 0.3 mg dose was included for compiling data on treatment exposure, adverse events, concomitant medications and discontinuations.
In addition, it may create a number of opportunities for improving human health risk assessment because it triggers new research investigating the links between low-level exposures, adverse health effects, and potentially vulnerable population groups.
The structure of the questionnaires has been standardized to provide similar questions across the paths of the exposure-adverse effects considered within the project (i.e., asthma and allergies, cancer, neurodevelopmental disorders, and endocrine disruptors).
A new Yale-led study reveals a distinct connection between drought exposure and adverse human health among older adults.
To review systematically maternal antenatal cocaine exposure and adverse perinatal outcomes.
Extensive epidemiologic studies associate pesticide exposure with adverse birth and developmental outcomes, including preterm birth, low birth weight, congenital abnormalities, pediatric cancers, neurobehavioral and cognitive deficits, and asthma.
Each child's exposure to adverse events was scored on a scale from 0 to 9, with one point given for each type of adversity.
Compare the degree of exposure to adverse events during the removal of third molars between 2 groups of patients.
The mostly retrospective human studies provided evidence of an association of maternal exposure with adverse reproductive and developmental effects.
