Sentence examples for future side effects from inspiring English sources

Critics, notably a small but vocal minority of inflation hawks among the Fed's leaders, believe that the medicine could have dangerous future side effects.

Abramson and other critics argue that the rush to give cholesterol drugs to just about everyone goes beyond the evidence and could pose unknown future side effects.

Furthermore, with respect to side effects, current side effects were mostly considered as more important than the risk of future side effects.

Specifically, more respondents placed a greater value on current harms (i.e.: side effect severity) than future harms (i.e. 10-year risk of future side effects) reflecting an implicit discounting of harms.

It consists of mental conception of the body, sexual function, sexual function satisfaction, and attitude towards future, side effects of systemic treatments, side effects in the patient's breast and hand and worries about hair loss.

This was followed by shared concerns among women in strata regarding the unknown future side effects (41%), short-term side effects (20%), safety of the vaccine's administration (19%), social acceptability (16%), availability (13%), effectiveness (11%) and conformity with religious beliefs (6%).

Patients want to be in good health now and in the future but while HCV treatment may provide future health benefits, side effects make patients feel poorly in the present.

It is likely that inducible promoters will be required in the future to limit side effects (see below) and yield penalty. Finding such specific promoters is one of the major challenges in this field, and current experiments on whole transcriptome analysis under different biotic and abiotic stresses will provide numerous candidate promoters for cloning.

And the promise of heat-activated drug delivery selectively to tumor cells using temperature-sensitive liposomes suggests an even brighter future toward minimizing side effects of hyperthermia treatments.

They also offer less protection against future morbidity with more side effects".

Perceived control was assessed with the 3-item Perceived Control Scale, which measure the degree to which participants felt they could control the physical side effects, future health, and chance of a cancer recurrence [ 28].