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Every chemical has toxicity, but it's all in the dose.

The result is a bad dose of inter-generational unfairness.

The majority of industrialized countries now use single-dose vials for routine immunization.

I apologize for putting that big dose of sleeping stuff in your coffee.

There are other questions too, including what dose of green tea catechins is ideal.

Indeed, what is needed now is another dose of fiscal stimulus.

Our findings are strong, consistent, show a dose-response effect, and are biologically plausible, "said singhal."

The group didn't designate a dose, but suggested that an appropriate amount might be 75 milligrams a day, which is close to the 81mg contained in low-dose, or 'baby,' aspirin.

Objective To study the effect of post mastectomy radiotherapy with different fractionated dose schemes for early breast cancer.

Meeting the vaccine needs of all countries in a preservative-free single-dose format, as opposed to multi-dose presentations, would require a significant increase in manufacturers' filling capacity.

That can include exceeding the prescribed dose or injecting a drug into muscle instead of a vein.

Becky's solution: polish the scratches with a little furniture cleaner, perhaps with a follow-up dose of car polish.

We found a dose–response relationship between quintiles of years of schooling and the ORs for reporting poor health.

Had it taken twice that dose, or two shots apiece, half as many people could have received the vaccine.

But a hefty dose of realism is in order amid all the yuan-internationalization mania now sweeping some corners of Asia.

They used a high dose of antibiotic to kill the native gut bacteria and then fed those mice fecal material from a protected strain.

The present study observes the effect of a dose of γ-ray onthe subjects, ability of learning conditioned defense reflex in an equallyspaced Y-shape maze.

Package ouantities Beconase Nasal Spray is a metered-dose aerosolsol with a specially designed nasal applicator. Each canister provides 200 sprays.

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Could it be that having all this free energy lying around in fossil fuels offered us a dangerous dose of cultural steroids, the evolutionary equivalent of human growth hormone?

If you have only a certain amount of intelligence, a certain personality, and a certain moral character-well, then you'd better prove that you have a healthy dose of them.

She said it could make bone marrow stem cell transplants an option for more patients, allowing doctors to collect and bank patients' own stem cells for use after high-dose chemotherapy.

Perhaps because of its role in calcium absorption, high-dose vitamin D did appear to help maintain bone density at the neck of the femur, the top of the thighbone near the hip joint.

I decided I would give him a very small amount of morphine, hoping to find just the right dose to eliminate pain without wiping out any awareness he might have left.