He said the F.B.I. and the department's criminal division "firmly believe that the information sought by the plaintiffs, if released, could jeopardize the investigation and provide valuable information to terrorists seeking to cause even greater harm to the safety of the American people".
In elderly patients, it is possible that any medication could help and/or harm, and the safety of a drug must be considered in the context of its known efficacy (Schneider et al 2005).
Effects of this kind of air pollution may include: impairment of the quality of the environment; interference with business activities; discomfort, harm or impairment of the safety of any person; rendering any property, plant or animal unsuitable for human use.
"The use of computers and the Internet is growing rapidly, paralleled by exploitation of computers, networks and databases to commit crimes and to harm the safety, security and privacy of others," he said.
Their sole responsibility was to weigh the evidence for potential harm so as to protect the safety of the subjects enrolled in the trial.
The measurement and monitoring of harms are crucial to campaigns to improve the safety of patients.
But it was at the European Medicines Agency (EMEA), which regulates approval of medicines for the European market and continuously evaluates their quality and safety, that the 31-year-old French pharmacist was able to pursue his interest in pharmacovigilance, monitoring the safety of medicines to prevent harm to patients.
26 Literature reviews have demonstrated the safety of acupuncture, legitimising its ethical use for patients, without causing harm.
The number needed to treat (NNT) can be useful in considering efficacy, while the safety of a pharmacotherapy is indicated by the calculated number needed to harm (NNH).
You will be liable for the safety of that product, so coverage is necessary in case it causes harm.
