Further, only if this person would not be in the harmed state had the agent not interacted with (or acted with respect to) this person at all; and furthermore, if the agent cannot avoid causing harm in this sense, does not minimize the harm (see the threshold notion of harm as introduced above in Section 3.1).
The types of harm potentially introduced by co-prescription of drugs varied by clinical guideline and were most commonly related to cardiovascular and "other" for drugs recommended for diabetes; bleeding and "other" for depression; and bleeding and cardiovascular for heart failure.
(2) Three modes of mines with heat-harm are introduced, Jiahe mode, Sanhejian mode and Zhangshuanglou mode, according to plenty of analysis of background information about temperature variation and hydro conditions in mines with heat-harm.
The ideal of abstinence in drug and alcohol treatment and its decentering within the concept of harm reduction, make introducing harm-reduction strategies in the clinical encounter precarious.
In the course of the study, the researchers reported, they found no harm in introducing the drugs earlier and suggested that it be considered.
The authorities should therefore consider possible target substitutions and their consequences for the expected harm before introducing such a ban on vehicles.
Angiographic procedures may cause renal harm by introducing contrast dye directly into the kidney as well as introducing athero-emboli by disrupting atheroma along the vessel wall[ 12].
This client-responsive design style is highly recommended to ensure additional harm is not introduced and that ICT tools or platforms are utilized in the manner intended.
Targeting this lack of knowledge regarding the harms of introducing earlier than recommended has been suggested as a more effective approach to education [ 28], rather than awareness of the benefits alone.
In 1982, Harms and Rolinger introduced TLIF as an alternate technique, which involved removal of one facet joint and a more lateral approach to the disc space, thus reducing the potential for nerve injury, particularly in the presence of scarring after prior surgery [ 9].
