The inactivated vaccine can cost about $1 per dose for a 10-dose vial or $1.90 per dose for a five-dose vial, according to a 2014 UNICEF document.
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The second dose gives the first dose an extra boost, and the interval provides the first dose enough time to reach its peak effectiveness.
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A safe and effective drug dose and dose schedule (how often a drug dose is given) is derived from these formal studies and evaluations.
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One dose slowed cognitive decline, but a higher dose had no effect.
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The strongest dose is 10 times as potent as the low dose.
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In a drug trial — as in a lottery — whether you get the big dose, a smaller dose or no dose is determined purely by chance.
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While more tolerable, the weaker dose showed less clinical benefits than the high dose.
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And one person's safe dose one day can become a toxic dose the next.
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Patients first took a 10mg dose of psilocybin, then a 25mg dose the week after.
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The first dose gives 93% protection against measles and the second dose gives 97% protection.
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I take Wellbutrin, I take a double dose of the normal baseline dose for depression.
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It comes in a lower, 4 microgram dose (the lowest Vagifem dose is 10 micrograms).
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We need a dose of doubt and a dose of faith, to challenge each other.
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When functioning properly, the metered-dose inhaler releases a fixed dose of medication in aerosol form.
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Dose Of Colors Supreme Glow Highlighter in Icy You Baby, $28, available at Dose Of Colors.
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Yet it doesn't sell low-dose or no-dose pods that could help people quit entirely.
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For some drugs, the dose-response curve is linear: twice the dose creates twice the effect.
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Give your child one dose immediately, and then dose again two weeks later to prevent reinfection.
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Ciara "Dose" It's Friday afternoon as I write this, and my life needs a dose of Ciara.
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"This dose would not count toward the routine, two-dose vaccine series," the NYC Health website said.
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The patients have two therapy sessions: one with a low dose, then one with a high dose.
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The recommended dose is a low-dose or "baby" aspirin, typically sold in doses of 81 milligrams.
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On two separate visits, they received a dose of kisspeptin and a dose of a placebo, respectfully.
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Fluzone High-Dose contains four times as much immune-stimulating antigen as the standard-dose vaccine does.
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A week later, she returned for another dose; each dose was about twice what recreational users take.
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The first dose "primes" the immune system, according to the CDC, while the second dose provides immune protection.
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Neurologists have noted that the study compared a high dose of Acthar to a low dose of prednisone.
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The new labels also include "clearer instructions" for directions like initial drug dose and dose changes during therapy.
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In the high-dose situations, health care providers can taper their patients off opioids entirely or to a lower dose — a process in which a dose is reduced over an extended period of time.
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At first, the participants were fed a dose of three milligrams of the drug, staying on that daily dose for two weeks before moving on to the next slightly higher dose, with the goal of eventually reaching a maximum dose of 300 milligrams, which is roughly equivalent to one peanut.
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And the treatment seemed to work for many low-dose and high-dose patch wearers, but not for everyone.
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Most drugs have what's called a dose response function: You take a bigger dose, you get a bigger effect.
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Cannabis has a biphasic effect, meaning that a low dose can have the opposite effect of a high dose.
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Regardless, a Lopez Obrador victory would probably mean a large dose of symbolism and an even larger dose of pragmatism.
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These diseases, however, are mostly dose-dependent, meaning the greater the dose, the greater the likelihood for disease, explained Frank.
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A weight-appropriate dose of acetaminophen may also help, but ask your child's doctor about what that right dose is.
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Parents can also give a weight-appropriate dose of acetaminophen, but should ask the child's doctor about an appropriate dose.
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" He adds, "Every dose of buprenorphine consumed is at least a dose of heroin not getting consumed, if not several.
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It gave them a dose of 0.31 rem — a very small dose too low to qualify veterans for department benefits.
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Nausea or vomiting occurred in 15% of participants in the high-dose session and none in the low-dose session.
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But the warning is based on studies of a dose five times higher than the dose used for hair loss.
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The first dose is to be given between 25 and 232 months old and a second dose between 2000 and 6 years old, though it can be given as soon as 28 days after the first dose.
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Perhaps the high-dose group had more stomach discomfort from more volume of medicine in their system; more likely, the higher level of agitation in the high-dose group was not due simply to chance—some children wake up more agitated than others, low-dose Tylenol, high-dose Tylenol, or no Tylenol at all.
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Half of the evaluated patients had received the 960-milligram highest dose of AMG510 being tested in the dose-ranging study.
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But the dose that produces coma and unresponsiveness is too close to the fatal dose to make it a safe anesthetic.
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Children can also get the second dose earlier, as long as it is at least 28 days after the first dose.
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Dr. James Fadiman: Taking an extremely low dose of a psychedelic, from one tenth to 1/20th of a recreational dose.
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Daurismo along with low-dose chemotherapy improved overall survival in clinical trials, when compared to treatment with only low-dose chemotherapy.
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They were randomly assigned to be treated with a lower dose of LMTX, a higher dose of LMTX or a placebo.
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The company highlighted one study in particular, from 1996, comparing high-dose Acthar to low-dose prednisone involving just 29 patients.
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Half of the evaluated patients had received the 2176.64-milligram highest dose of AMG510 being tested in the dose-ranging study.
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In one compartment, the mice received a dose of harmless saline, while in the other they received a dose of nicotine.
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The first dose is recommended around those ages and the second is recommended six to 12 months after the first dose.
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Cluster headache patients will be given a 300 milligram monthly dose, compared with a 120 mg per month dose for migraine prevention.
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Secondly, he uses a much lower dose of the drug on his healthy dogs compared with the dose used on sick people.
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The hepatitis A vaccine is more than 95% effective after a first dose and almost 100% effective after the second recommended dose.
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An episode of physical discomfort occurred in 21% of participants in the high-dose session and 8% in the low-dose session.
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To avoid that, you might take a low dose for the first month and then increase to a full dose after that.
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One of the reported cases of measles complicated by hepatitis received only one dose of the two-dose measles vaccine in childhood.
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"The combination of multiple medications, each at low dose, may be better tolerated mainly because side effects are dose dependent," Munoz explained.
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Since then, its stock price has fallen by more than 33 percent as it has dealt dose after dose of disappointment to investors.
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It costs $70 per dose in the U.S. GlaxoSmithKline also sells a rotavirus vaccine, which it sells to Gavi for $2.25 per dose.
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Children who only get one dose but need two doses can have reduced or no protection from a single dose of flu vaccine.
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Individuals with the low-dose and high-dose patches experienced similar benefits, with 46 percent and 48 percent of volunteers experiencing success (respectively).
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"Screens aren't a chemical that gets ingested and a certain dose causes X and another certain dose causes Y," she told Business Insider.
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They were randomly assigned to monthly injections containing a high dose of the drug, a lower dose, or a placebo over six months.
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A daily dose of baby aspirin is widely recommended for heart disease prevention, but a one-dose-fits-all approach may not work.
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People get their first dose of mumps immunization (together with measles and rubella) around age 1, and a second dose a year later.
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Worldwide, about 85 percent of children receive the first dose, but the number drops to 67 percent for a second dose, data shows.
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But those who went through this conditioning process later did just as well on the placebo plus half their normal drug dose as another group did on the full drug dose—and significantly better than children who received a half-dose without conditioning.
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On top of that, re-dosing (taking more after the first dose kicks in) will release more serotonin overall than taking one dose because not all of each dose binds to your receptors, and taking it twice gives it two chances to bind.
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The first group got the standard dose by the normal skin injection route, a second got a much stronger dose, a third inhaled a vaccine-containing mist, a fourth got both injection and mist, and a fifth got the stronger dose by vein.
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Children should get their first dose at 12 through 15 months of age and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age.
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While 97% of German children had their first dose, this dropped to 93% for the second dose, the World Health Organization said for 2017.
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I started off taking Prozac at ten milligrams, and then I had to raise my dose to 603 milligrams, which is the standard dose.
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"Have you ever taken a 'breakthrough' dose of N,N-DMT; that is, a dose that produced very strong psychoactive effects" The survey asks.
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Cannabis is bi-modal, Frankel adds, which means at low dose you get one effect and at high dose you get an opposite effect.
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So instead of giving a large dose to start, a doctor can give the mother a moderate dose and add to it if necessary.
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A 5.6 mg dose of the drug showed promise, but the lower 2.8 mg dose did not have a statistically significant effect, Tonix said.
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The app tells them when they took their last dose, when their next dose is due, and collects other physiologic data like activity levels.
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Study participants will be randomly assigned to one of three options: a low dose of Kevzara, a high dose of Kevzara, or the placebo.
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Here doctors use the principle of titration: Start with the lowest effective dose, then slowly increase the dose until the desired effect is achieved.
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And you have an option of a low-dose of these hormones, which contains 10 to 20 milligrams of estrogen, or a higher dose.
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Overdoses happen not just when a person knowingly ingests a large dose but also when he or she ingests a dose of unknown composition.
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Measles coverage in Samoa was 40% for the first dose of the vaccine in 2018 and 28% for the second dose, according to UNICEF.
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For those traveling with children on international trips, the C.D.C. recommends an expedited vaccine schedule, counseling that babies receive one dose of vaccine at 6 months through 523 months of age, another dose at 12 through 15 months, and a third dose after that.
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Ten milligrams of THC is considered a pretty low dose—it's easy to find black market edibles that are 2634 mg of THC per dose.
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Limited scientific research suggests a one-fifth dose works as well as the full dose, although it is not clear if it lasts as long.
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We had three groups—a placebo group, where the child received a nonmedicated syrup; a low-dose Tylenol group; and a high-dose Tylenol group.
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"Some of the sedative medications have dose-dependent side effects, meaning the higher the dose, the greater likelihood for problems," said Twardowski in a statement.
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Further, it advised if opioids were prescribed, clinicians should prescribe the lowest effective dose and monitor carefully for benefit and risks when considering dose increase.
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By 2017, child immunization rates for the first dose of the measles vaccine had increased to 92%, though the second dose remained low at 86%.
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"I was on such a high dose of medication -- it was the dose people who have their thyroids taken out completely would be on," she said.
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While 97% of German children had their first dose, the percentage that received the second dose dropped to 93%, the World Health Organization said for 2017.
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For example, medicines and vitamins are examples of chemicals that at a low dose can improve our health, yet at high dose can harm our health.
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The device, which the FDA approved in September, has the smallest battery and gives patients the option to switch between high-dose and low-dose therapy.
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The average daily dose of opioids taken by people in each group actually slightly rose between the years, with disabled Medicare carriers taking the highest daily dose.
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People at trainings are often told to administer one dose, wait three minutes, do rescue breathing and then give a second dose if there is no response.
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The global vaccination rate is 85 percent for the first dose, and just 67 percent for the second dose, which is necessary to full prevent the virus.
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This means a fatal dose would be somewhere in the neighborhood of 160 micrograms—a dose that in powder form would be invisible to the naked eye.
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Children ages 6 to 20133 were usually the victims of medication errors, for example, when they were given the wrong dose or accidentally given a second dose.
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In one session, they had a normal dose of psilocybin, and during the other they had a control dose that was too low to have any effect.
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The CDC currently recommends that children get their first dose when they are 12 to 15 months old and a second dose at 4 to 6 years.
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A Food and Drug Administration panel advised on Monday against a high dose of Lilly-Incyte's rheumatoid arthritis drug while voting in favor of the lower dose.
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In a study of 300 adults who were 50 to 64 years old, Fluzone High-Dose produced higher levels of antibodies than the standard-dose vaccine did.
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The girl had taken a dose of mifepristone, the first part of the medical abortion regimen, to be followed within 48 hours by a dose of misoprostol.
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" They concluded, "Smoked cannabis combined with an ineffective analgesic dose of oxycodone produced analgesia comparable to an effective opioid analgesic dose without significantly increasing cannabis abuse liability.
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The clinic also offers shots of 100,000 IU vitamin D3 to treat the coronavirus — a dose 160 times the recommended daily dose, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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It focuses on the top 2140 drugs for multiple cancer types packaged in single-dose vials and for which the dose depends on the patient's weight, finding that 210 percent to 5003 percent of those 2500 cancer drugs, on average, remains in vials after each dose is administered.
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Immune globulin costs about $312 per dose, while the rabies vaccine is $290 per dose, although hospital bills for rabies treatment can vary, according to the CDC report.
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Sophia takes a low dose of Adderall, and said she does not believe she's ever had sex while medicated because she takes a low dose in the morning.
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They followed this up with either an oral or a rectal dose of gut bacteria, and then, for seven to eight weeks, a daily antacid-assisted oral dose.
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There is a lethal dose of Tylenol or Advil out there, and indeed, most drugs, but there is, as far as we know, no lethal dose of psychedelics.
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The WHO is considering giving people only a single dose of the vaccine rather than the regular double dose to cover twice as many people, according to Legros.
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The two-dose vaccine lasts for two years, according to the United Kingdom's National Health Service, but it is not known exactly how long the single dose lasts.
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Overdose rates among those who took at least one dose did not differ between the two treatment groups, and most occurred well after the last dose of medication.
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Just as a contraceptive implant in a patient's arm releases a steady dose over time, the new Probuphine implant releases a consistent, low dose of buprenorphine for six months.
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The CDC recommends that children get their first dose of MMR vaccine at 12 to 15 months of age and the second dose at 0003 to 6 years old.
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It means we are caught in a situation where every markets report — from every commentator — is layered with a dose of political observation, and a dose of Fed watching.
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Zafgen said on Wednesday patients given a 2.4 mg dose of beloranib lost 9.45 percent of their body weight, while those given a 1.8 mg dose lost 8.20 percent.
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The risk was inversely associated with taking a low-dose aspirin three or more times a week, compared with those women who had no regular low-dose aspirin use.
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It said that 75 percent of patients receiving the 30 mg dose of the drug and 64 percent of patients receiving the lower dose said they had less pain.
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"This study showed that the dose of a compounded product received may be different from the actual prescribed dose," Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the research, said by email.
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The investment includes the purchase of up to 1.13 million courses of vaccine, including a single-dose vaccine from Merck & Co and a two-dose vaccine from Johnson & Johnson.
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This year, the F.D.A. updated its dosing regimen, approving a lower initial dose of mifepristone, followed by a dose of misoprostol that may be taken by mouth at home.
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Preventing overdose requires vigilance in prescribing at all dose levels as well as knowledge of the drivers of overdose, such as dangerous drug combinations, that are independent of dose.
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A group of cancer patients in a clinical trial at NYU took a single dose of magic mushrooms and reported feeling lasting benefits five years after that single dose.
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But all three patients receiving a medium dose of the treatment, and all three receiving a high dose showed at least a 50 percent reduction in signs of cancer.
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Many patients who took the loading doses in the second quarter did not get a loading dose in the latest quarter and instead took a maintenance dose, Vounatsos said.
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The company said overseas sales of Spinraza came under pressure from patients moving to a lower-priced maintenance dose from an induction dose in some mature markets in Europe.
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The CDC usually recommends that children get two doses: The first dose at 12 through 20003 months of age, and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age.
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Trying new things comes with a good dose of courage and a good dose of doubt – and the risk is really framed in the context of that doubt and insecurity.
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The CDC recommends children get their first dose of MMR vaccine at between 12 and 15 months old and a second dose when they're between 4 and 6 years old.
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"The other thing we expect to see is a dose-response relationship, where an increasing dose would relate to a worsening risk or worsening severity of that disease," Cahill said.
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Serious side effects were seen in 7 percent of the low-dose sirukumab group and 3 percent of the high-dose patients, compared with 4 percent of those taking Humira.
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"We gave him the first dose, and within 15 days, by the time he was ready to receive the next dose, his disease was just taking off," Dr. Janakiram said.
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She had mistakenly been given a spinal dose of anesthesia — generally reserved for C-sections performed in the operating room — rather than the epidural dose usually used in vaginal childbirth.
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The course of this program analyzed the effects of a 10 mg dose and a 25 mg dose, tested against a placebo, on 89 volunteers that experience treatment-resistant depression.
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Children are supposed to receive their first dose of MMR between 12-15 months of age, and their second dose between the ages of four and six, according to the CDC.
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Dosage debate The CDC recommends that children get their first dose of MMR vaccine at 12 to 15 months of age and the second dose at 4 to 6 years old.
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At the end, the effects felt do not depend so much on the dose or the frequency of use, but you can become mentally unstable after one single dose of ecstasy.
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Reducing the dose and discontinuing a diuretic, Dr. Taavoni also weaned the patient off an anti-anxiety drug she suspected was causing problems, substituting a low dose of an antidepressant instead.
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This is often the case with drugs that have a high margin of safety — or a large difference between the usual effective dose and the dose that causes severe side effects.
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Children should get two doses of the MMR vaccine, with the initial dose given at 22018 to 15 months of age and a second dose at 4 to 6 years old.
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LONDON — Brace yourself for a serious dose of Britishness.
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All of this is occurring despite wide individual variation in opioid metabolism (meaning a high dose for one patient will be a low dose for another), tolerance (over time, higher doses can become necessary), pain condition (again, immensely variable) and a complete lack of research showing that forcibly lowering opioid dose is safe or effective.
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In addition to being arguably the most addictive drug, heroin is dangerous, too, because the dose that can cause death is only five times greater than the dose required for a high.
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The results are not yet published, but Straub says that so far, conditioned responses plus a low drug dose appears to suppress the inflammatory response "even better" than full-dose drug alone.
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For a 2-mL dose, for example, the fewest errors were seen with the 5-mL syringe and for the 7.5-mL dose, the fewest errors were with the 10-mL syringe.
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When a user relapses after "going cold turkey" (the protocol in an abstinence-based program), and then takes the same dose that he or she previously tolerated, that dose may prove fatal.
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In addition, 73 percent of patients receiving the higher dose of upadacitinib and 65 percent of those who got the lower dose reported quality of life improvements versus 48 percent for methotrexate.
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Seven out of eight mice that received the "standard" dose survived but none of the other mice that received either a low dose, the placebo or ribavirin were alive after 28 days.
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We know that the mechanism of most MDMA-related deaths is similar to overheating (which is exacerbated by hot club or festival environments), and that a small dose is a safer dose.
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Patients who got any dose of the drug had three to four fewer migraine days per month, with half of the people receiving the higher dose reporting at least four fewer days.
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In a rigorous post-licensure safety and efficacy study mandated by the F.D.A., Fluzone High-Dose was about 24 percent more effective than standard-dose vaccine in preventing influenza among older recipients.
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"When we greet everybody at the gate, we tell them where the health and wellbeing zone is, and remind them that you can always dose up but not dose down," she said.
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After a year, the researchers found that people in the high-dose group had 40 percent fewer respiratory infections over the course of the year compared to those on the standard dose.
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The risks of high-dose intravenous vitamin K used to reverse life-threatening vitamin K deficiency bleeding in an infant are exponentially higher than the minor risks of a single intramuscular dose.
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Meanwhile, the price of naloxone has risen from about $1 per dose in 2005 to $20-$4,500 per dose, depending on the format (various needle and nasal spray options are currently available).
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If they had been successful in locating Clair, Smith said, she may have been able to have a dose delivered to her by boat, or to dose daily at a local shelter.
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"From the time Naloxone entered our portfolio...our focus has been on providing access to this life saving treatment and we believe it is priced responsibly at a wholesale acquisition cost (WAC) price of $15.83 per dose for the single dose vial, and $11.87 per dose for the multidose vial (10 doses in a vial)," the statement read.
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I am at pain to understand the difference of administering an increased dose of medication daily or giving a lethal dose on the first day to alleviate the suffering that my daughter underwent.
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The company said overseas sales of Spinraza came under pressure from pricing adjustment in France and as patients moved to a lower-priced maintenance dose from an induction dose in some mature markets.
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"I started on a really low dose, kind of with the intention of actually going to a normal trans man's dose, but it worked for me so I stayed on that," says Jack.
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Patients taking a 350 mg dose of the drug, VTP-43742, showed a 24 percent reduction, while patients who took the 700 mg dose showed a 30 percent reduction compared to a placebo.
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The decision comes after an independent advisory panel to the agency voted in favor of the lower, 2-milligram dose of Olumiant in April, and against the 4-milligram dose, citing safety concerns.
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One dose would be as strong as the day before and the other could be anything from a placebo up to a dose as powerful as the one I experienced the day before.
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But, while Merck's one-dose vaccine takes about 10 days to provide immunity to most people, Johnson and Johnson's two-dose vaccine isn't completely effective for about 56 days and presents logistical problems.
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However, women who used low-dose aspirin for five years or longer and those who used standard-dose aspirin (325 milligrams) did not show improved odds against developing ovarian cancer, the study indicated.
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A single heroin dose costs about 150 Kenyan shillings ($1.45), former users told Reuters, roughly a fifth the average price of a single dose in the United States, according to the United Nations.
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"If ongoing clinical trials provide evidence regarding sustained benefits of a one-dose regimen, then implications of single-dose strategy could be substantial for reducing the burden of these cancers globally," he said.
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Here's to playful escapism and a healthy dose of humor.
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But they feel a tweaked dose could alleviate these symptoms.
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It's a great dose of reality delivered in digestible form.
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He exclusively handled the narrative side of Dose Your Dreams.
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"There is a healthy dose of Housewives gossip," she says.
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Otherwise, please brace yourself for a disheartening dose of perspective.
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A rather fraught dose of guidance from America's highest court.
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There's a new dose of joy in Joy Williams' household!
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"It delivers an ample dose of dietary fiber," Thurman says.
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Super Troopers 2 just got an extra dose of handsome.
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With a doubled dose, half of patients saw similar results.
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Taking a double dose can simply increase the negative effects.
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Then it adds a judicious dose of the Dutch masters.
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There's nothing sweeter than a healthy dose of instant karma.
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The Medical examiner said that the dose was "self administered".
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And does Brexit Britain really need a dose of militarism?
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Here's a dose of Fridayness for you this fine day.
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Scroll forth for a delicious dose of summer sandwich bliss!
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"Obviously nobody starts off on a high dose," she said.
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It comes at a huge cost of $125,000 per dose.
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A lot of that is because you can dose it.
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Successful entrepreneurs have a healthy dose of energy and wisdom.
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And, it seems, a healthy dose of angst and disillusionment.
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A matter of correctly measuring the dose, so to speak.
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A 6,200 microgray dose of radiation is actually pretty harmless.
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Ready for a serious dose of the warm and fuzzies?
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Jason Smith provided our daily dose of adorable youngsters. Rep.
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"So I survived my first dose," the singer read aloud.
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Get your dose when the film opens on September 16.
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"This is not a functional dose for me," she says.
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"It's a far cry from a stable dose," she says.
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McCarty describes it as "reality with a dose of sugar".
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Image: Zach GretherTime for your daily dose of space porn!
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The second dose, however, is not a booster per se.
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Success required meticulous preparation, plus a healthy dose of luck.
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Kellogg's is giving early mornings a major dose of magic.
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For my allergy I have always required only one dose.
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This is a great, but occasionally depressing, dose of wisdom.
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Heroin was nice, but I took quite a large dose.
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So there's a dose of dystopian dread for your weekend.
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Moreover, it is embroiled in a hefty dose of controversy.
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Who doesn't love the occasional dose of ultra trashy television?
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The Academy Awards just got a dose of Disney magic.
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Both scenarios require a heavy dose of hope and fear.
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It's still testing another amyloid drug at a higher dose.
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But, as with most substances, the dose makes the poison.
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Of course, there was a major dose of nostalgia, too.
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The finished dose is what you get at the pharmacy.
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Today, the nurse only called Michael, went over his dose,
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If they fall off the wagon and take the dose
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Deadly dose Why add these fentanyl variations into the mix?
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The pharmacist offered me a stronger dose, but I declined.
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Probably any dose would have pushed them over the edge.
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After 16 time zones in 10 days and a dose
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The man started to awaken and was given another dose.
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A dose of daily inspiration for workers, if you will.
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Those children may have never had a single vaccine dose.
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Normally, Bryson would have given him one dose of anesthesia.
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Each dose taken is checked off on a yellow card.
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A large dose from the dreaded Australian box jelly, a.k.a.
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I wouldn't be told in advance which dose was which.
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Then came season two, and a hefty dose of backlash.
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Eventually I was able to start reducing my actual dose.
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Now, he's finally getting a dose of his own medicine.
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One person's daily dose of health is another person's Kryptonite.
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A dose of repellent did nothing to slow her down.
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The video is an especially feverish dose of that worldview.
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She was offered a dose of buprenorphine on the spot.
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The caffeine dose is said to last for four hours.
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So the researchers upped the dose, giving them pure AITC.
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One is a low dose of the antidepressant paroxetine (Paxil).
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SKIN DEEP Brushing and flossing get a dose of glam.
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Peterson's doctor allegedly increased his dose after Peterson's wife was
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But Mila was 7 when she got her first dose.
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You can see how the dose is actually getting lower.
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A moderate dose of paranoia will serve you well. 85033.
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"There's a healthy dose of reality for us," Farquhar said.
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And with each disappointment comes a fresh dose of humiliation.
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In other words, "the dose makes the poison," she said.
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It's a refreshing dose of reality after so much spectacle.
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Breathing in high amounts gives you a much higher dose.
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Gondesen's hopeful it'll be a welcome dose of holiday nostalgia.
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A fatal dose of fentanyl killed Jay in May 2018.
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But Musk's rare dose of realism could serve Tesla well.
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My patient's nurse increased the dose of his morphine drip.
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The figures should be taken with a dose of skepticism.
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Another higher dose of chemo wiped out Loy's immune system.
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Truth be told ... there was a small dose of hypocrisy.
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For more info, visit Gavin Doyle's Disney Dose and MickeyVisit.
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"Their new plan is to change the dose so all patients get all of the drug," but studies so far do not suggest the higher dose would carry any benefit for patients, Bach said.
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In the trial, which enrolled defense personnel, a 303 mg dose of the drug, TNX-102 SL, showed promise, but the lower 2.8 mg dose did not have a statistically significant effect, Tonix said.
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"Children should get two doses of MMR vaccine, starting with the first dose at 12 to 15 months of age, and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age," the CDC states.
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The state previously had a three-drug, lethal injection protocol calling for a dose of sodium thiopental, followed by pancuronium bromide to cause paralysis and a dose of potassium chloride to stop the heart.
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Genentech, for example, pays doctors $50,21625 annually if they sign confidentiality agreements and use large amounts of Lucentis at more than $2900,220006 per dose, rather than the less-expensive Avastin at $2202 per dose.
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"When I get my prescriptions at pharmacies, the pharmacist will say something about the dose, and will make a comment about how I shouldn't be on this dose, how it's too high," Lee says.
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This class of drugs is indeed significantly safer: Barbiturates can be fatal at just ten times the therapeutic dose, while it takes 100 times an effective dose of benzodiazepines to kill, according to Herzberg.
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For edibles, 10 mg of THC is considered a standard dose for pain management, and even among other mucosally-absorbed treatments, 70 mg in one dose is on the upper end of the spectrum.
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The company said overseas sales of Spinraza came under pressure from a pricing adjustment in France, and as patients moved to a lower-priced maintenance dose from an induction dose in some mature markets.
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Doctors treating Type 2 diabetes patients with long-acting insulin usually prescribe them a daily dose to take, and adjust the dose at follow-up visits based on how well the treatment is working.
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So-called reminder packaging — pill packaging or containers that organize drugs by single dose or day of the week — is a relatively simple idea intended to help people remember to take their prescribed dose.
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It's also possible that low-dose CBD products can act as a form of microdosing — where users take small amounts of a substance to achieve milder or entirely different results than a full dose.
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AbbVie said that after 483 weeks of treatment, 69 percent of patients receiving a 30 milligram dose of the drug and 65 percent of patients receiving a 15 mg dose reported improvements in physical function.
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"The SPF is defined as the ratio of the EIR dose that induces the first visible redness on sunscreen-protected skin to the EIR dose that induces the same redness on unprotected skin," Herzog said.
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In the 559-patient study, those taking sirukumab scored declines after 24 weeks of 2.58 with a low dose and 2.96 with a high dose on a widely used nine-point scale of disease activity.
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Just as patients differ on the necessary dose and time schedule of increasing the dose of antidepressants to elicit a clinical response, they also differ on the necessary schedule of reducing and stopping their medication.
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While the UK meets the target for the first dose of the jab, currently, only 87% of children in the UK are getting their second dose, which has likely contributed to the spread of measles.
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The decisihere comes after an independent advisory panel to the agency voted in favor of the lower, 2-milligram dose of the drug, Olumiant, in April, and against the 4-milligram dose, citing safety concerns.
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The normal full dose of the vaccine confers life-long protection and the WHO emphasised that the low dose endorsed by its independent experts was designed specifically for emergency mass vaccination, not for routine immunisation.
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Every week, the dose of the drugs in the food increases.
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The right dose is whatever works that produces tolerable side effects.
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Those on the higher dose saw an increase of about 7%.
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In the past week, I'd get my dose during work hours.
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"We have to warn people because of dose creep," Nissen said.
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One dose is still about 23% effective at preventing the disease.
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A 600 mg daily dose of NeoCell Super Collagen +C Tablets.
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Hit part 292 here, then get your final dose below. Enjoy.
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The phase 1 trial was designed to find a safe dose.
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Prince Harry's Invictus Games just got a dose of ballroom glamour.
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I mean our average sales price was 25 cents a dose.
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It's about to get a big dose of the Good Stuff.
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Higher Dose sounds spoofable, but it's an incredible infrared sauna experience.
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Enjoy an unadulterated dose of happiness from the internet for once.
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It's the easiest way to get the right dose of them.
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The Crown may be adding an extra dose of star power.
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Some thoughts from people, with an usual dose of humor, follows.
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Missing just one dose could land him back in the hospital.
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Two videos since his virality deliver the same dose of adorability.
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I think we should always maintain a healthy dose of skepticism.
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Watch the video above for a fun dose of sex ed.
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Kramer would not reveal how many patients received the highest dose.
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But a dose of Bagehot's timeless formula would do it good. ■
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Meghan King Edmonds is showing off her double dose of adorable.
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But with the anticipation comes an almost equal dose of concern.
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All I need is some chalk and a dose of optimism.
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"One teaspoon contains enough dose to kill 5 toddlers," Jackler says.
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But neuroimaging studies for low-dose LSD are on the way.
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So we end up paying £1,500 [$1,800] per dose of LSD.
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He and the country suffered a double dose of bad luck.
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It was 'get your dose and get on with your life.
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The superhero universe is getting a major dose of indie cred.
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Charleston offers up historic charm with a dose of Southern hospitality.
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The common denominator: a strong lapel (and heavy dose of attitude).
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And with that the "A Dose of Cath" blog was born.
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That's before higher-dose nicotine salts products like Juul took off.
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He suggests a method that he calls "placebo-controlled dose reduction".
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Come back every Friday afternoon for your weekly dose of inspiration.
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"It gives me my daily dose of news sometimes," she continues.
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Some really cool things with a healthy dose of horrific disaster.
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A hearty dose of jok will warm you right back up.
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And, of course, watching a healthy dose of Akira Kurosawa films.
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A heavy dose of austerity in the early 2000s averted bankruptcy.
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A single dose costs $50 and isn't always covered by insurance.
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Bebe Rexha feels a heavy dose of nostalgia for Bebe clothing.
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Chloë Grace Moretz is going through a double dose of heartache.
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A further dose-ranging study is planned in 2017, it added.
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One dose is still about 93% effective at preventing the disease.
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All chocolates are dose dependent meaning more chocolate is more deadly.
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Global coverage for the second dose was even lower, just 67%.
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And in some places, an extra dose of tension was evident.
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If you're over 30, you could also consider getting another dose.
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At least you go out with a heavy dose of irony.
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"There definitely seems to be a dose-dependent relationship," Vingren says.
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To start, the dose they started him on is very small.
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A standard dose of vaccine offers lifelong protection against this disease.
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Your lips are about to get an extra dose of cool.
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There was also a heavy dose of ick during the game.
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Instead, we get a big old dose of Lopez flavored optimism.
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It's also cheaper, at just $1.85 a dose as of 2013.
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As with most things, it's the dose that makes the poison.
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The show will also feature a heavy dose of electric mobility.
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The statistics need to be taken with a dose of caution.
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Finally, after a third dose of the drug, Gillian was revived.
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Instead, I started a careful dose of pain and sedation medications.
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The panel recommended it be approved in a 2-mg dose.
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Coverage with the second dose was only 64 percent in 2016.
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To embrace that notion requires a double dose of amnesia pills.
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The teams combined for five goals and a dose of controversy.
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Yeah, but what if I take a really, really big dose?
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"As we keep going up in dose, the results get better."
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Click here to listen to more episodes of "A Healthy Dose."
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And now the theater season is getting a dose of politics.
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Mr. Giuliani's speech was a triple-dose of the amphetamine Adderall.
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That meager dose of autonomy dissolves once she gets the job.
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Its absurdity necessitates a healthy dose of skepticism, and heavy satire.
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This pasta recipe balances sweetness with a dose of salty Parmesan.
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Children, it said, are especially vulnerable, even to low-dose exposure.
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It's the second dose that takes you up to 100% protection.
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With each raised dose, she felt thankful to have been heard.
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A dose of epinephrine, also known as adrenaline, costs about $1.
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Financial technology start-ups are bringing their own dose of pressure.
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Then they were given the opposite dose about five weeks later.
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I think what she needs is a strong dose of Bernie.
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But drinking coffee isn't like taking a measured dose of caffeine.
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Plus, they think Republicans deserve a dose of their own medicine.
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Next time, how about exercising a very healthy dose of caution?
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For an experienced user, a 20-mg dose wouldn't be excessive.
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There is a dose of ego in the equation, of course.
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Jason got his last dose of the drug in late May.
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For every dose of Zometa, Fata could bill Sobieray's insurance $120.
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Paramedics administered a dose of Narcan to revive her, police said.
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I relied on the puzzle for a daily dose of normalcy.
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"It's my daily dose of getting on someone's nerves," Auriemma said.
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"She'd get her dose, too, after I'd had mine," Brittany said.
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All that, plus a generous dose of the early melodic style.
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At the same time, there were no dose-related adverse events.
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Here's a nice little dose of humanity to start your Wednesday.
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"But someone can have a dose that's psychologically challenging," he warned.
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Only then is the fatal dose slipped solemnly under the tongue.
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A healthy dose of fear could be helpful in this situation.
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On Tuesday, the Parkland students got a dose of political reality.
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But the "dose" of the exercises assigned to each group differed.
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The second dose will be administered a month after the first.
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Dr. Gastala gave her a week's prescription for the higher dose.
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Antidepressants had side effects at levels higher than a baby dose.
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Some basic rules can add a dose of realism, agents say.
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Let's hope we get a double-dose of Astrid next week.
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" He adds, "With each disappointment comes a fresh dose of humiliation.
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Should the dose be higher or lower than for younger people?
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Mr. Morgenthaler's amaretto sour is bolstered by a dose of bourbon.
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What the new season adds is a dose of the unexpected.
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It's cult-recruitment vibes with a dose of manufactured Stockholm syndrome.
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He finds the right doctor, the right medicine, the right dose.
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A second dose should be given between ages 4 and 6.
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So they gave him his first real dose of pain pills.
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The archive is an excellent dose of nostalgia for Apple fans.
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"Joe needed another dose of the music business," Mr. Zysblat said.
|
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Initially, only one dose of the vaccine was recommended for children.
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Poorly dose controlled or labelled products can obviously increase the risks.
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It is time for a healthy dose of foreign policy realism.
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Alexis Olympia just got her first dose of Disney Parks magic!
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You only need one dose for each episode of unprotected sex.
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You might, however, experience some irregular spotting with one missed dose.
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He promised her a dose of LSD in her orange juice.
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But it must be accompanied by a healthy dose of skepticism.
|
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When that happened, the allowable dose was increased to 7 roentgens.
|
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This jolly ice-breaker is also a calculated dose of escapism.
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And Tierra Whack's "Mumbo Jumbo" serves a strong dose of surrealism.
|
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Man, we could use a big fat dose of global warming!
|
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Want to add a powerful dose of flavor to your meals?
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The U.S. drugmaker said it also may test an intermediate dose.
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Which is why a dose of coldhearted realism is always welcome.
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He had been hit with a powerful dose of pepper spray.
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Insulin is not like some medicines; the dose changes every day.
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Smokes gives the light sculpture an extra dose of three-dimensionality.
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The effects of ketamine are extremely dose-dependent, Giordano tells me.
|
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In fact, dose could explain a lot of what's going on.
|
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Statins wouldn't work if people didn't get a sufficiently large dose.
|
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They arrived at the new clinic too late to dose the first day, so they were told to come back the next day at 7 AM. "It wasn't really explained thoroughly to me, but we were told because we missed a day, that we could only dose at 30 milligrams," which was less than half of Amanda's usual 70 milligram dose.
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Babies who have had a first dose of the MMR at 12 months to 15 months do not need to wait until age 4 for that second dose if they are living in an area with an ongoing outbreak or traveling to one; rather, babies should get the second dose anytime after 28 days from the first vaccination, according to the CDC.
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In the area nearest this outermost section, they added a single dose of the drug and then, as the sections progressed to the center, the dosage kept increasing until it reached 1,000 times the initial dose.
|
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For the study, volunteers with peanut allergies ranging in age from 4 to 25 were given either a high-dose patch (250 micrograms of peanut protein), a low-dose patch (100 micrograms), or a placebo patch.
|
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For people who live in the ZIP codes affected by the outbreak, babies 4873 months to 11 months old should get an early dose of the MMR vaccine, to be followed by the two-dose recommendation.
|
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Between 85003 and 2016, the price per dose for an EpiPen, produced by pharmaceutical company Mylan, increased from $100 to $600, while the cost, per dose, of the actual drug inside, epinephrine, cost only about $1.
|
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In another study performed by the University of São Paulo in 4, subjects were less anxious with public speaking after a 300 mg dose of orally administered CBD, but not after a dose of 100 mg.
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Insurance does not currently cover high-dose fish oil prescriptions for heart attack patients, and commercially available non-prescription fish oil supplements are not regulated for safety or consistent dose in the same way, he said.
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But the CDC guidelines actively recommend against forcing patients already on a higher dose onto a specific lower dose without their consent—a fact that some of the signatories know well, given they helped draft the guidelines.
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Participants also all took the same dosage, so we don't know whether a higher dose would be more effective or, on the other hand, whether a lower dose would be equally effective but cause fewer side effects.
|
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The answer, according to a new study, is that many of the top cancer drugs in the United States are only available in single-dose vials, and often that dose is more than the average patient needs.
|
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Her counselor back home didn't call the clinic after sending in the guest dose form, and the clinic where she was a guest couldn't get a hold of her counselor when she arrived for her first dose.
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Researchers and health experts are exploring other potential ways to mitigate the effects of waning immunity, such as using a high-dose vaccine for seniors more widely or introducing a two-dose vaccination course during the season.
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For a 150-pound patient needing a dose of 140 milligrams, the switch increased the amount of Keytruda wasted from 10 milligrams to 60, boosting Merck's revenue from leftover Keytruda from $500 to $3,000 per patient dose.
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Pamela L. Eisele, a Merck spokeswoman, said the company hoped to persuade the F.D.A. to approve a fixed dose of 200 milligrams of Keytruda for all patients, higher than the dose presently given to nearly all patients.
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Details: Overall, NASA won't allow astronauts to receive a lifetime radiation dose that would raise their risk of contracting a fatal cancer by more than 3%, but the total acceptable dose differs depending on who you are.
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The percentage of people worldwide who received their second dose of the measles vaccine increased from 18% to 69%, largely because of an increase in the number of countries providing a second dose, according to the report.
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Moreover, some probiotics don't even say what strains they purportedly contain or how many colony-forming units are in each dose (a measure of how many viable bacteria each dose contains), because the F.D.A. doesn't require it.
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I made sure to dump a hefty dose of bourbon into mine.
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You go up to the window, get your dose, and go home.
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I also take my morning dose of vitamins (more on this soon).
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"Fuck Your Money" is a dose of positivity in a chaotic world.
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They had high-dose detectors, but they were buried in the rubble.
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" And with a heavy dose of sarcasm, he adds "Great question, though.
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The nation's capital is about to get a major dose of fashion.
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Then you can get your dose of egg while on the beach.
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Get ready to book your dose of essential fresh-air and sunshine.
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A fresh dose of humility and civility will do us all good.
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Most people learn very early how to dose themselves to avoid this.
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Episode 8 — "Heroic Dose" All of the Chambers pieces are coming together.
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The series, from creator Leah Rachel, is a refreshing dose of representation.
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It's a potent dose of mighty nostalgia and a bop to boot.
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And it could be prevented with just one dose of a vaccine.
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My friend and I chowed down, and I took a low dose.
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The Indianapolis Zoo shared a second dose of sad news on Tuesday.
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This evening brings you an extra dose of fun, flirtation and creativity!
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Nothing like meeting the day with a double dose of liqueur, amirite?
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The people have finally gotten their first dose of The People v.
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The two countries' relations are long overdue a bracing dose of honesty.
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But when they include a dose of inflation bias, they are unconvincing.
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Press play, and get ready for a heavy dose of inspiration, above.
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There's nothing like a dose of asymmetry to shake up an outfit.
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Lyrica is approved for a maximum dose of 600 milligrams a day.
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The deal with Lyft lends a healthy dose of legitimacy to Drive.ai.
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Thousands of kids are about to get a major dose of emotion.
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One dose of DTaP, the tetanus vaccine, ranges from $753 to $30.
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All you need is a dose of volatility to bring it out.
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Get the dose too low, and the patient will reject the kidney.
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At that point, a dose of austerity is appropriate, if politically unappetising.
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Another dose of pink power is about to hit Coy Bowles' household!
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Pretty much everyone catches a dose of dry, flaky skin come wintertime.
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Prince Harry's Invictus Games just got another major dose of star power.
|
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But a dose of realism about its prospects would not go amiss.
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It's a smart way to dose the audience with visual effects, basically.
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I actually called to ask if I could have a lighter dose.
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Minus the capes and with a big dose of politics, of course.
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Over time, the radium delivered a whopping radiation dose to Byers' skeleton.
|
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But even this dose of self-reflexivity doesn't help a whole lot.
|
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This patient experienced drug-related cholestatic hepatitis after a 300 mg dose.
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How long before I should see results or need to increase dose?
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But as America's invasion soured, he warned against too heavy a dose.
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We've got a double dose of exciting news for you, startup fans.
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The first vaccine dose, I didn't have any side effects at all.
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Advanced economies could badly use a dose of deficit-financed public investment.
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The idea of taking a tiny dose of drugs is not new.
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"We know that the numbers would be higher for just one dose."
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A healthy dose of self-confidence aside, she is a teen girl.
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And Juul's new lower-dose options will be a real-world experiment.
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There will also be a heavy dose of nostalgia in Obama's speech.
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If you need a dose of Tina Fey, Netflix cannot help you.
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But they may get their first real dose of volatility this year.
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However, baricitinib's 2 mg dose did not show a statistically significant improvement.
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Exhausted from his most recent dose of antibiotics, Zayner took a break.
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Dr Riddell's solution is to give the sickest patients the lowest dose.
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So, shimmy on into the slideshow ahead for a dose of glam.
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Well, what if Heather's appearances were actually a heavy dose of foreshadowing?
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Can these clowns surprise unsuspecting New Yorkers with a dose of love?
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"A lethal dose is not even visible to the eye," she added.
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There's no compelling evidence that low-dose electricity leads to performance gains.
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My parents gave me a good, healthy dose of that growing up.
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She only took a small dose at first to try it out.
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They said it was a dose of payback for his 1995 acquittal.
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They all used the same strain and same dose, to minimize variables.
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A city employee had left a dose of Narcan at the library.
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One dose of Narcan revived her: She got up and walked away.
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Sometimes he goes solo, sometimes he drops a dose with a friend.
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We deliver a vital dose of in-depth analysis as it happens.
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" Hill acknowledged that returning to work took "a big dose of humility.
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New York City is about to get a dose of Memphis soul.
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I felt like I needed a dose of inspiration at a time.
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When normal people tweet about their daily dose of bread, nothing happens.
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The solution to quickly adding a dose of TLC to your strands?
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High-dose opioids are the only treatment that allows her to function.
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But sadly, Venom is a half-empty, backwashed dose of Sierra Mist.
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In other cases, users may not even have access to dose information.
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But for Dunn's core audience, it's another welcome dose of Real Talk.
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He also imbues them with a generous dose of absurdity and humor.
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For mushrooms, an ego death dose is about four to five grams.
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Equally dangerous was the notion that there was virtually no dose ceiling.
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The drug lasts several hours, after which another dose can be administered.
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Their swift response offers more than just a dose of cheerful optimism.
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Gutierrez says the magic touch was a simple dose of motivational medicine.
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Each bottle contains 75 gummies or 37.5 doses (two gummies per dose).
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Atix Hotel Atix Hotel is giving Bolivia a dose of high style.
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As a result, a dose of cryptocurrency makes investors' portfolios less volatile.
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Clinton greeted reporters on Tuesday morning with a fresh dose of confidence.
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We partner with patients, do not mandate tapering or a final dose.
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But why not end the Games with a dose of Tongan idealism?
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At the most extreme, my vitamin C dose was 182% the RDA.
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Consult with your pediatrician to determine the appropriate dose for your child.
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Try dunking your cookies in this dip for a double dose. 4.
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But yesterday's daily dose of #hairspo might just be her best yet.
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We deliver a vital dose of in-depth analysis as it happens.
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LONDON — Brace yourself for a double dose of serious, seal-themed cuteness.
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Keep that pride in your back pocket to dose out when necessary.
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To take a shot at greatness or insert a dose of attitude.
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And he has consoled abandoned wives with a dose of homespun wisdom.
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Yet rather than increasing her dose, Dr. Wergin was tapering her down.
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If everybody did that consistently, that would be a dose of reality.
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Predictions might be at their most accurate after a dose of LSD.
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Think of it as organic with a dose of magic thrown in.
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The institute evokes Scientology, and Terrence has a dose of David Miscavige.
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Avila reacted to my interview request with a healthy dose of caution.
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Click through to get your final dose of street style until September.
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Perhaps if you had mild symptoms, a smaller dose would be helpful.
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Unlike caffeine, it'll gives you a basic, low, steady dose that lingers.
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Top with sprinkling of sugar and a liberal dose of whipped cream.
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You've got a monster or at least a monster dose of confidence.
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But it takes a dose of humility and a dollop of empathy.
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It's a process that gives you a really high-speed, controllable dose.
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If that routine doesn't cut it, low-dose Accutane is another option.
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This festivalgoer combats overcast skies with a fearless dose of print mixing.
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To set arbitrary dose limits without consideration of patients' needs is malevolent.
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When the dose is flagged, the pharmacist or patient alerts the doctor.
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It's bracing, from a dose of vinegar, and bears telltale chile flakes.
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Start with a small dose and see if it works for you.
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A dose of local exoticism is the best they can hope for.
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The effects would wear off quicker, the dose I would need increased.
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There was also a heavier dose of conspiracy on the new networks.
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The president, for his part, offered a dose of humility Thursday night.
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Alastin has a good retinol — it's a low dose and also moisturizing.
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Today, about 4 grams would be considered the maximum safe daily dose.
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Step 8: Grind a healthy dose of pepper onto your sizzling garlic.
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A single dose is usually sufficient to treat a C. difficile infection.
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A psychiatrist prescribed a daily dose of Escitalopram, better known as Lexapro.
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Meantime, political stars appear aligned for an enormous dose of fiscal medicine.
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And only 60 percent of girls had received at least one dose.
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A dose of green at an appropriate moment produces a higher yield.
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Add quirky accessories in complementary bold shades for a dose of whimsy.
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And we were able to look at standard and low-dose separately.
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In my case, patience and a hefty dose of luck paid off.
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They relied on professional problem-solving skills and a dose of understanding.
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There's a sense of escapism along with a healthy dose of slapstick.
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Massachusetts investors are slated to get an extra dose of regulatory protection.
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In short, we need a healthy dose of fiscal stimulus right now.
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Depending on the dose, children can typically take ibuprofen every six hours.
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A heavy dose of blue states and an unexpected stop in Minnesota.
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Now she took a high dose — every eight hours — and it helped.
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Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs may affect osteoporosis risk, depending on the dose.
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The dose that killed Bailey, investigators believed, had come from that shipment.
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Watch these on repeat whenever you need a little dose of awe.
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Normal life was reportedly a harsh dose of reality for the parents.
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Before the second test, the youngsters were given a dose of THC.
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Because who doesn't need a dose of confidence every now and again?
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"As time passed it got a dose of bad management," she said.
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Zostavax, at about $200 a dose, is the most expensive adult vaccine.
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Today, about four grams would be considered the maximum safe daily dose.
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These often involve a heavy dose of Marxism and post-colonial theory.
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The courts today could use a healthy dose of that swashbuckling spirit.
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It costs less than $2 a dose and does not require refrigeration.
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She recommends a 0.5-5 milligram dose for both children and adults.
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As with any UFO "sightings," an enormous dose of skepticism is warranted.
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Two separate dose combinations would be delivered in two separate injection pens.
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Plus, you're getting a healthy dose of fiber, which contributes to fullness.
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Gupta was there for Carlos' intake and first dose in the study.
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The process involves some education, and a healthy dose of self-awareness.
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"The Big Sick" A romantic tale with a healthy dose of laughs.
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His family ardently believed high-dose fish oil helped his brain heal.
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A new streaming service needs a healthy dose of genuinely scary programming.
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Taking more than one dose won&apost make it any more effective.
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Most tinctures come with droppers so users can take a precise dose.
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"He's managed to keep increasing the dose for forty years," Schwartz said.
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Ideally, they should take the dose shown to work in clinical studies.
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Post mortem's on POTUS race must include a healthy dose of Kasich.
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Better to blunder through, energised by an invigorating dose of collective hysteria.
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"No one is jonesing for their next [dose of] psilocybin," he said.
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I'm noticing a pattern of mania every time I drop a dose.
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When my dose peaked, about three hours after ingestion, I fell asleep.
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How was a FEMA helicopter easier to obtain than a methadone dose?
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The dose and time both drugs were taken could not be determined.
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Any time I take a dose, it's at best an educated guess.
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This year's Olympic Games means another dose of track superstar, Usain Bolt.
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And is a high dose of EPA the answer to our problems?
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It's a complicated answer, because we know at a high enough dose that you have an increased risk of getting cancer, but in the low environmental ranges, there's not a strong relationship between dose and emergence of cancer.
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As measured by PET brain scans, treatment with aducanumab reduced brain plaques based on both duration and dose; all groups showed more reduction in plaques over time, and the highest-dose group showed the greatest reduction of all.
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Kaps says dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphins (that's where the acronym DOSE in Higher DOSE comes from) are all released during an infrared sauna session, from the infrared lights and just knowing you're doing something good for yourself.
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One month after the second MDMA session, 163% of patients in the two higher-dose groups no longer qualified for a diagnosis of PTSD, while the same was true of 29% of patients in the lowest-dose group.
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Xeljanz was approved as a 5-mg dose taken twice daily and as an extended-release 11-mg dose taken once daily as a drug for patients with active psoriatic arthritis who have not responded to other treatments.
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The CDC recommends that all children get two doses of the MMR vaccine, as it's known, starting with the first dose at 12 through 15 months of age and the second dose between 4 and 6 years of age.
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Two groups received different doses of the approved chemotherapy and immunosuppressant drug everolimus; one received a dose of the experimental chemotherapy drug dactolisib; and one received a dose of everolimus and dactolisib combined (both drugs were developed by Novartis).
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It's very similar to Mirena (which also lasts up to five years, and releases a slightly higher daily dose of hormones than Kyleena does) and Skyla (which delivers a lower dose of hormones and only lasts for three years).
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A 2014 study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that people 65 and older who received the high-dose shot suffered 24% overall fewer illnesses from influenza compared to older adults who received the standard dose.
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In a 2012 study in the Journal of Psychopharmacology, participants who were given a dose of CBD before they were administered a dose of pure THC experienced less cognitive impairment and paranoia than participants who were given just THC.
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The opposite may be true if you're older or on a higher dose.
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Without exonerating or absolving these men, Maras gives them a dose of humanity.
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The City Council's conceit might be cured by a healthy dose of modesty.
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Can we ever ship couples we know share a healthy dose of DNA?
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Whether it's sated by artistry or impulse, there's a dose for your addiction.
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Few purchases deliver a dose of sticker shock like the cost of college.
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If you take a heroic dose you can end up making yourself sick.
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Last night's episode of Love & Hip Hop came with a dose of heartbreak.
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Or could your day just use a good old-fashioned dose of shirtlessness?
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Another way to render soft shades with a dose of grown-woman kickass?
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All you need is a spare phone and a healthy dose of paranoia.
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Instead she congratulated her with a heavy dose of sarcasm and walked away.
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The second dose is given 6 to 12 months after the first shot.
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Toronto is going to get quite the dose of star power come September.
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Science, art, technology and a solid dose of "what the hell is that"?
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RELATED: Elizabeth Warren gives Trump a dose of his own medicine on Twitter
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This show really does have everything, including a much-needed dose of diversity.
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The first dose should be given as soon as the vaccine becomes available.
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But we saw what a large dose of tightening accomplished from 2004-6.
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This reflects an economic slowdown and represents a useful dose of market discipline.
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Jersey Shore fans, rejoice: Your weekly dose of GTL is around the corner.
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They deliver in minutes a dose that would take years to arrive naturally.
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Adding a dose of herding-driven uncertainty would render it a pure crapshoot.
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That's why doctors recommend the first dose of measles vaccine when they do.
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Or it could just a healthy dose of PR for the flailing brand.
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Handmaids in the City promises banter with a heavy-handed dose of oppression.
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Roman's four types of erectile-dysfunction medications range in price depending on dose.
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She is merely after a new dose of devolution within the United Kingdom.
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"As with a lot of things, the dose makes the poison," says Rehm.
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Alternatively, he said, doctors may try giving a smaller dose of the drug.
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Another dose of truth is exactly what Webber (James Pickens Jr.) gave Meredith.
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It's just a bleak place, beset by an extra dose of Brexit bleakness.
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For an extra dose of chill, let it sit in the fridge beforehand.
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Scroll on for a dose of inspiration before you hit the craft store.
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But even the coffee evangelist believes the Asskicker is a dose too far.
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It wasn't discovered until later that one dose is only about 723% effective.
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When developing birth control, researchers often start with a high dose, Gunter said.
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Version 1.4 of DisplayPort, however, will bring an extra dose of future-proofing.
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Then, it punches you with micro-needles to inject a dose of drugs.
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But it would demand a dose of chutzpah even Mr Trump may lack.
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I take a shower and a dose of nighttime cold medicine before bed.
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It can even be used as medicine when it's at the perfect dose.
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The Nintendo Switch is getting a big dose of strategy later this year.
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Over the weekend, Hulu administered subscribers their first dose of Into the Dark.
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A dose of around 5 to 10 milligrams is a good starting point.
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This last one is a triple dose of stupid all on its own.
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I'm a loyal person, which is why I felt a dose of betrayal.
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Understanding and influencing an organization or society required a bracing dose of pragmatism.
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Prior to that, a single-dose recommendation had been in place from 19683.
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But in the afterglow of my first dose, I didn't feel the need.
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The trial may have provided a dose of temporary relief for Baltimore's pain.
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Could the Gaines family be adding another dose of blue to their brood?
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We hope no one followed our prescription; the actual dose is 100 microlitres.
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It wouldn't be a proper #ThrowbackThursday without a dose of Kardashian flashback fun.
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It is, says one, akin to injecting a micro dose of jet lag.
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Princess Eugenie's royal wedding was missing an extra dose of cuteness: Prince Louis!
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The high seas are about to get a heavy dose of cajun spice.
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Take a deeper dive into why it's so hard to properly dose marijuana.
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There were still signs of improvement more than six months after the dose.
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But beyond America's borders, even its greatest admirers reserve a dose of skepticism.
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The Emmys red carpet is about to get an extra dose of glam.
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In Williamsburg, this extra dose is required under the Public Health Emergency declaration.
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So it's imperative to provide them with a regular dose of authentic Trumpism.
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Its new rules allow a number of options, including one dose of pentobarbital.
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But perhaps it can do something else: provide a dose of techno-suboxone.
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Still, I'm grateful for this dose of nostalgia and burst of internet positivity.
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Except times a million, and with a healthy dose of weird stuff involved.
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Where do people get their daily dose of Lactobacillus casei strain Shirota, then?!
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Newly introduced males in particular are treated with a healthy dose of skepticism.
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His most recent dose of delight arrives via his daughter Kensli, 18 months.
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In this case, that would be a daily dose of about 8 micrograms.
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The price applies to both a 70 milligram and a 140 mg dose.
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Gordon didn't hesitate, saying he wants a double dose of the G twins.
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The early dose of offense was all Los Angeles and Santiago would need.
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They administered an additional dose of Narcan, but Dennis could not be saved.
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I've tried doing a lower dose, though to be fair, never that low.
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The existing manufacturing sector, though, has been doing a steady dose of hiring.
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The recommended dose of two to four milligrams is considered next to harmless.
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I finished off with a hardy dose of hairspray to ensure staying power.
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Will a dose of colorful splatterings become a daily beauty look for most?
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This lead the company to settle on five milligrams as their standard dose.
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That means it is possible for clinicians to define and administer a dose.
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You get a regular dose of something you need, at a great price.
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That resulted in 26 people being moved out of the highest dose cohort.
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There were no shortages of vaccines with a price per dose above $75.
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Mr Clinton offered one last explanation, spiced with a dose of conspiracy theory.
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Toxicology analysis found more than 193 times the regular dose in his blood.
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The study showed no improvement compared to patients treated with low-dose aspirin.
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Narcan, which costs fifty dollars a dose, consumed two-thirds of that allotment.
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Republican lawmakers acknowledge there's always a dose of uncertainty when dealing with Trump.
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There were fewer errors when parents measured the dose with an oral syringe.
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"When you have the lowest effective dose, that's a huge advantage," Finizio said.
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Vitamin A capsules costing 2 cents a dose have reduced blindness as well.
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That's because our bodies generally only absorb a small portion of the dose.
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Which is to say, a dose of redneck bluster goes a long way.
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If you want to use a lower-dose repellent, apply it more often.
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Performed with conviction and a dose of mischief, it should make listeners jump.
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If they don't get a full dose, it's usually not a big deal.
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Suryadevara's manner combines poise with more than a dose of New York moxie.
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It looks like we're getting a double dose of Tyra Banks this year.
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Mike Colter is about to get another dose of pink in his life!
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A typical mescaline experience can last for several hours depending on the dose.
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It recommends children receive their second dose at ages 4 through 6 years.
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I'll take a dose of potassium to fight off an inevitable leg cramp.
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Both of the boys who required hospital treatment had received the higher dose.
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And then another a couple hours after that, then a 3 PM dose?
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Then as now, Uruguayan football was bolstered by a healthy dose of cunning.
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