The resulting gain may outweigh the potential harms for patients in the early disease setting.
The Mark Lynton History Prize, also $10,000, goes to Robert Harms for "The Diligent: A Voyage Through the Worlds of the Slave Trade" (Basic Books).
Among the tocolytics, however, β-mimetics appear not to be better than other drugs and pose significant potential harms for mothers; ethanol remains an inappropriate therapy.
It is unclear whether benefits outweigh harms for routine screening and prophylactic revascularization to prevent coronary artery disease (CAD) in asymptomatic kidney transplant candidates.
In making recommendations about screening, experts try to balance the benefits of a test against its potential harms for women in various age groups.
New studies allowed scientists to zero in on benefits and harms for women in their 40s and to evaluate with far more certainty not just whether women should be screened but also how often.
Parameter ramping is a powerful technique used to achieve the requirements of high aspect ratio microstructures (HARMS) for MEMS applications by having high etch rate with good profile/CD control.
What are the potential harms to minipigs relative to the harms for dogs and non-human primates and can these harms be reduced more easily in minipigs than in other species?
The project's success also led to a second, three-year USDA grant that should continue to point the way forward and help mitigate some past harms for the Karuk Tribe.
Environmental justice means ensuring equal access to environmental benefits and preventing the disproportionate impacts of environmental harms for all communities regardless of gender, class, race, ethnicity or other social positions.
The most frequent drug deaths reported by the Office for National Statistics were attributed to GHB (13 of the 52), which was made illegal in 2003 when we were part of the group reviewing its harms for the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs.
