During stressful periods or prolonged fever, or in response to noxious drugs, nails may become cracked, thinner, thicker, furrowed, or otherwise deformed, or they may be shed.
Body exposure to noxious drugs as well as other toxins can easily lead to nephrotoxicity, usually treatable and reversible, but can progress to a permanent renal damage and its consequent outcome [40].
Importantly, we showed that the CD133 cells, which are normally resistant to chemo treatment, become sensitive even at low doses of the noxious drugs.
He asked for a ban on the internal use of the pills, "wishing as I do to expel for the sake of humanity such noxious Drugs from our Materia Medica".
In general, FFLs are known to be associated to multiple key regulations, exhibiting different functionalities, e.g. under conditions of glucose starvation (CRP), nitrogen limitation (rpoN), and noxious drugs (rob), these regulators act as X in a C1 type FFL.
Opponents such as the late economist Milton Friedman have long highlighted the similarities between particularly noxious illicit drugs like homemade meth and crack cocaine and toxic, prohibition-era concoctions like wood alcohol or bathtub-distilled gin.
> -wrap-foot> Acquired Fanconi syndrome may occur at any age depending upon the timing of exposure to noxious toxins and drugs that injure the proximal tubule.
Whosoever, being a woman with child, unlawfully administers to herself any drug or noxious thing, or unlawfully uses any instrument or other means, with intent in any such case to procure her miscarriage, shall be liable to imprisonment for ten years.
She was accused of unlawfully administering to herself noxious substances, namely the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol, with intent to procure a miscarriage for herself.
We also failed to show any increased risk associated with drugs considered noxious for cardiac or pulmonary function, such as cyclophosphamide, ifosfamide, and bleomycin.
