He spent years enduring all the subsequent irritations -- outdated online banking systems, the revolving door of bank employees, increasing fees, a sense that he was more a number than a name -- with little more than an eye roll.
The body creates zealous responses to what it sees as an alien presence, and those effects can last for years by priming the body to overreact when it encounters subsequent lung irritation, said Dr. Kari Nadeau, a pediatric allergy and asthma specialist at Stanford.
The carcinogenic effects reported in animal studies subsequent to irritation caused by stones formed after high exposure (International Agency for Research on Cancer 1999) do raise health concerns.
Inhaled particles of this size would be deposited primarily in the upper respiratory tract (Schlesinger 1985); subsequent respiratory irritation could result from the impact of the particles themselves and/or from the toxins associated with the particles.
For example, locally elevated evaporation rates lead to hyperosmolar spots within the tear film and subsequent vulnerability to epithelial irritation.
The substantial understanding of formaldehyde kinetics and toxicogenomics in the upper respiratory tract plays an important supporting role in subsequent discussions of sensory irritation as well as both nasopharyngeal cancer and leukemia.
Both children had musculoskeletal symptoms and it is not uncommon for bony malignancies to mimic infection, coexist with infection, or serve as a nidus of inflammation and irritation where subsequent malignancies develop.
The peer hardly had an overwhelming victory: you could sense the irritation in the subsequent statement from the Cabinet Office, revealing that the prime minister spoke to Murdoch by phone on March 13 2003, and met Desmond on January 29 2003 and February 23 2004.
All treatments are associated with a degree of discomfort for the patient and subsequent local reactions such as burning, irritation of the mucosal membranes and ulceration.
And that sense of irritation came out in subsequent polls suggesting Osborne hadn't quite got the hang of a national psyche for which the term bolshie often seems inadequate.
It is therefore surprising that the link between chronic irritation and inflammation and the subsequent development of cancer has not been given more prominence or recognised as a potential occums' razor to explain the many different manifestations of cancer.
