Sentence examples for suspected side effects from inspiring English sources

Attempts to develop a safe drug to treat obesity via blocking the CB1 receptor have proven to be elusive and controversial, as drugs such as rimonabant have had to struggle for approval due to numerous reported and suspected side effects, particularly depression.

An investigation is underway into pharmaceutical giant Roche for its failure to disclose reports of 15,000 deaths and 65,000 suspected side effects reported by people taking its medicines over a 15 year period in the USA.

In France, the negative attitude to Hepatitis B and HPV vaccine may come as a result of controversies over suspected side effects.

Spontaneous reporting of suspected side effects should not be used as a basis for estimating incidence rates because they provide a numerator without knowing the denominator.

We extracted data from this medicine reporting system in order to (1) assess the type of experiences related to antidepressant use reported by patients, (2) assess the relevance of these experiences and (3) compare the nature of the suspected side effects reported by patients with those reported by HCPs.

Between April 1 and July 23, the MHRA received a total of 150 reports of 241 suspected side-effects for Tamiflu and five reports for another anti-viral, Relenza.

My understanding is that Cervarix is cheaper than Gardasil and therefore we can give it to more people".The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency MHRA received 2,137 reports of suspected side-effects of Cervarix between 14 April 2008 and 23 September this year.

She urged any women who had suffered from depression which they felt could be linked to Dianette to report the suspected side-effect through the MHRA's "yellow card" scheme (www.yellowcard.gov.uk).

Information on suspected side-effects or allergic reactions was excluded from the final questionnaire as these responses in the pilot study were uncertain and subject to memory recall.

10 In the UK risperidone is included within the Black Triangle Scheme that identifies medicines whose safety profiles are monitored intensively; healthcare professionals are asked to report via the Yellow Card Scheme all suspected side-effects that occur in the treatment of elderly people with dementia.

Essentially it's a mechanism to report suspected drug side effects to the medicines and healthcare regulatory authority and it used to be that only doctors could do it with a bit of yellow cardboard that was literally pasted into the back of the British National Formulary, which is the big drugs book that we all use and refer to to get information about prescribable drugs.