Sentence examples for perceived side effects from inspiring English sources

The long period of treatment for external beam therapy and its perceived side effects were cited as reasons to reject it.

The public was concerned about Halcion's perceived side effects — including amnesia and panic — and about reports that Upjohn had suppressed unfavorable data from its trials.

One of the reasons for higher incidence of perceived side effects perhaps could be the continued practice of giving medication on empty stomach in some districts.

The experience of receiving RAI treatment was reported to be highly variable, ranging from no perceived side effects, to some short- or long-term side effects.

Indeed, qualitative studies from this setting have highlighted the importance of considering the real and perceived side effects of contraceptives and partner influence and status as mitigating factors influencing contraceptive decision-making of HIV-positive women [4].

This concern was also recently found in a different population of men at risk for HIV infection in New England, whereby having no perceived side effects of PREP was one of only four factors that were predictive of intent-to-use [22].

This includes both the cost and any perceived side effects of the drugs.

Finally, they were asked questions about their reasons for not taking ART during the last month and perceived side-effects.

Patients were finally asked questions about their reasons for not taking ART during the last month and perceived side-effects.

One person in the intervention group discontinued his participation after two weeks because of perceived side-effects (severe lumbal muscle ache).

Other perceived side-effects in this group (each mentioned once) were hay fever, low blood pressure, constipation, ankle edema, night sweats, dry mouth.