Sentence examples for potentially fatal effects from inspiring English sources

They can contain poisons and illicit chemicals that can have potentially fatal effects".

Then there are potentially fatal effects like hyponatremia, a disruption in sodium balance often caused by excessive water intake, and heat stroke.

The woman, Leatrice Brewer, 28, pleaded "not responsible by reason of mental disease or defect" after prosecution psychiatrists concluded that Ms. Brewer understood that she was killing her children, but believed that she was doing so to save them and herself from the potentially fatal effects of voodoo.

Naloxone is an opiate antagonist, meaning it blocks the potentially fatal effects of drugs like heroin, morphine and oxycodone on the central nervous system and the respiratory system and quickly restores breathing to normal levels.

A warning, if you're going to try DMT the ayahuasca route, be careful if you are currently taking SSRIs, as there are potentially fatal effects when mixed with MAOIs.

Around this time of year, as things get wetter and cooler, the shroom season swings into gear and authorities start issuing warnings about the potentially fatal effects of foraging.

A federal grand jury is looking into whether American Home Products hid reports from the United States Food and Drug Administration that its withdrawn diet drugs caused potentially fatal side effects in users.

Shares of NeoRx, a Seattle biotechnology company, lost nearly half their value yesterday after the Food and Drug Administration suspended clinical trials of a cancer drug because four patients experienced potentially fatal side effects.

But I'm desperate, and the ad said, 'Watch the fat go down the drain.' " Since fenfluramine, part of the popular prescription drug combination known as fen-phen, was pulled from pharmacy shelves in 1997 for causing dangerous and potentially fatal side effects, dieters have scrambled for a substitute that offers the same dramatic results with as little effort.

The safety officials wrote in their review that the agency should consider forcing Sanofi-Aventis to withdraw Ketek from the market, severely restrict its uses, even in adults, or add a prominent warning to its label about potentially fatal side effects.

Parker said complications from the "potentially fatal side effects" of the RU486 drug, which he said were "very uncommon", were too risky for patients and doctors, and the Northern Territory, with its "tyranny of distance" was different from other states where most of the population had ready access to hospitals.