Otherwise, the oil and coal and power companies are simply leaving the tab for adverse consequences — from bad health to coastal flooding — to be picked up by everyone else.
"Swaddling should not be employed in my view, as there is no health benefit but a risk for adverse consequences of the growing and often immature hips".
This may reflect myriad factors including embarrassment, inhibition, or concern for adverse consequences from disclosure, as found in prior research on consumer-centered health information technologies [14].
This increased exposure to medical interventions increases the risk for adverse consequences of care.
Not all ICU patients have the same risk for adverse consequences related to malnutrition.
Older individuals also are at greater risk for hypoglycemia and for adverse consequences from hypoglycemia (79, 80).
We set a 5% acceptable incidence of blood glucose <3.0 mmol/l and 0% for adverse consequences.
Harnly et al. (2005) cited Eskenazi et al. (1999) as a source of concern for adverse consequences of organophosphate exposure.
Third, awareness of the potential for adverse consequences allows leaders to set more realistic expectations for stakeholders, which may ease the transformation process.
Oxidative stress, with the potential for adverse consequences, has been observed in animal studies during treatment with ferrous salts, especially at high doses.
