He refuses to take painkillers, saying he is afraid of their potentially harmful effects.
An earlier version said "potentially unintended harmful effects" where "unintended potentially harmful effects" was meant.
The drug's potentially harmful effects on the fetuses of certain mammals was not recognized during testing.
Yet for now he is more focused on using poker to produce sharper lawyers and more skilled negotiators than on its potentially harmful effects.
In response, it published a report on the Tata Mundra project, concluding that the IFC had failed to adequately consider its "potentially harmful effects".
But a new study by Dr. Jost Wendt of the University of Arizona and colleagues shows that the idea may have potentially harmful effects.
The prospect of modifying human embryos is deeply controversial because the DNA changes, and any unintended potentially harmful effects, would be passed on from generation to generation.
The CAO's investigation into the Tata Mundra plant concluded that the IFC had failed to adequately consider the project's "potentially harmful effects".
The overarching feeling was that we need to better understand and respect each other's needs on a global scale, empathising with the desires of developing countries while mitigating against their potentially harmful effects.
The American Psychological Association is joining the debate on the potentially harmful effects of advertising on children by recommending that the government restrict marketing to those younger than 7 or 8 because they are unable "to recognize advertising's persuasive intent".
Identifying potentially harmful effects may not be a simple exercise.
