In small doses religion is beneficial, but in big doses it's a hazard.
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When we compare childhood doses to adult doses the numbers are even scarier.
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It's multiple doses, as many as five, six, seven, eight doses to revive someone.
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The Cuomo administration said Sunday that it had acquired 750,000 doses of chloroquine and 70,000 doses of hydroxychloroquine, a less toxic version, along with 10,000 doses of zithromax.
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The governor's office announced that it had obtained 70,000 doses of hydroxychloroquine, along with 750,000 doses of chloroquine, another closely related malaria drug, and 10,000 doses of azithromycin.
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Although several doses of pediatric OTC cough/cold products are unlikely to be toxic, these reports have described scenarios where the products were used inappropriately, by administration of doses too large, doses given too frequently, measurement of liquid doses inaccurately (too much) or administration of similar active ingredient drugs given from numerous OTC products resulting in accumulative large doses.
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The WHO approved 22006 million vaccine doses for Angola and 2105 million doses for Congo.
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The treatment starts with four loading doses, followed by maintenance doses once every four months.
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The treatment starts with four induction doses, followed by maintenance doses once every four months.
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It follows an earlier request for 130,000 vaccine doses that fell short by that 20,000 doses.
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It's a well-known, safe pain reliever at low doses and an anesthetic at higher doses.
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In the other, two doses of 300 milligrams were followed by four doses of 100 milligrams.
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WHO sent 3,500 doses of a Merck experimental vaccine to Uganda this week, following 4,700 initial doses.
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At low doses, barbiturates cause euphoria, but at higher doses they can be lethal because they suppress breathing.
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At low doses, acetaminophen reduces risk of ADHD in offspring, while at high doses, the reverse is true.
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Yes, we should avoid escalating doses, but how do we treat people who are already on high doses?
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In fact, many of the same effects that are damaging at high doses are actually beneficial in low doses.
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Still, the results on higher doses can provide insight on what happens to people like May on low doses.
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But perhaps more importantly, there's even less research out there about the efficacy of double doses than single doses.
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Preteens and teens ages 9 through 14 need two doses, while those ages 15 to 53 need three doses.
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Therefore, many of them are abandoning patients on higher doses, forcing them into discontinuation or drastic reduction of doses.
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Over that period, about 275 million doses were given, meaning there were about three claims for every million doses.
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At low doses, it's stimulating, like a strong cup of coffee; at higher doses, it's sedating and kills pain.
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All these results are in line with the hypothesis that low doses of antibiotic affect behaviour similarly to high doses.
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It's a bad idea to assume that just because something is essential in small doses, bigger doses must be better.
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Fentanyl sales shot up even more over the same period, to 1.3 million doses from 63,000 doses, the documents said.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) sent 3,500 doses of a Merck experimental vaccine to Uganda this week, following 4,700 initial doses.
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And those with HIV need two doses of a meningococcal vaccine, and doctors should use the same vaccine for all doses.
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The NIH will enlist 60 adults and give them either two doses of the vaccine or two doses of a placebo.
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A total of 3,220 doses of the vaccine are currently available in Congo and supplementary doses have been requested, WHO said.
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In one study of 143 older patients, some patients took high doses of vitamin D while others were given standard doses.
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They saw an effective response in four monkeys given three doses of the compound; their immune systems neutralized varying doses of heroin.
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Over the past quarter-century, sub-Saharan Africa's antivenom stocks dropped from 22012,290 reliable doses to about 22020,000 less reliable doses today.
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Your coronavirus questions answered New York moved to begin trials Tuesday, procuring 70,000 doses of hydroxychloroquine and 750,000 doses of chloroquine, Gov.
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With these drugs, there are only tiny differences between the doses that make them beneficial and the doses that make them toxic.
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In small doses, carbon monoxide can cause headaches, dizziness and vomiting; in larger doses, the victims can pass out and even die.
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While micro-doses are less likely to trigger hallucinations, Townsend argues these micro-doses are less helpful for treating mental health issues.
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"Several doses of Narcan were administered to victims, and an additional 300 Narcan doses are available at the facility," the statement said.
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According to the study, low doses of THC increased serotonin, but high doses actually depleted levels and caused a worsening of depression symptoms.
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Some patients require fewer doses, and others need heavy doses, but prescriptions are often given "by the book" where one size fits all.
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For instance, some prefer to take larger doses for two or three days while others prefer smaller doses spread out over five days.
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After four doses of naloxone (each syringe contains five doses) he started shallow breathing and Marcus could see the whites of his eyes.
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The researchers calculated that for each additional 100 doses of antibiotic used preventively, 168 doses of antibiotics to treat infections would be saved.
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" They criminalize prescribing "puberty-blocking medication to stop normal puberty; supraphysiologic doses of testosterone to females; or supraphysiologic doses of estrogen to males.
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Still, in New York, the U.S. state with the highest case number, governor Andrew Cuomo recently announced that they received 70,000 doses of hydroxychloroquine, 10,22 doses of azithromycin and 750,000 doses of chloroquine and that trials with these drugs will start this week.
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In calendar year 20093, on average, according to the complaint, each team was prescribed 5,777 doses of anti-inflammatories and 2,270 doses of narcotics.
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Small doses reportedly cause a similar feeling as caffeine, but higher doses can act like opioids — although the drugs have very different molecular structures.
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Because prices have more than tripled in the past decade, diabetics put their lives at risk by taking partial doses or skipping doses altogether.
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She also said that Merck keeps a stockpile of 300,000 doses, which it replenishes by making more vaccine whenever doses are deployed for outbreaks.
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For example, two doses of the inactive polio vaccine is 90 percent effective against polio, and three doses is 99 to 100 percent effective.
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The means the doses of legal opioids dispensed in the state last year were equivalent to 65 doses for every man, woman and child.
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Higher radiation doses were associated with higher odds that patients would have severe complications, though higher doses of anthracyclines didn't appear to influence this risk.
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And the studies only evaluated voluntary reductions in opioid doses; it's entirely possible that involuntary reductions in opioid doses would lead to sharply different outcomes.
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Biogen — Biogen's experimental Alzheimer's drug was shown to reduce the risk of brain swelling when doses are gradually increased as opposed to using fixed higher doses.
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The vaccine will be given in four doses: three doses between 5 months and 9 months of age and the fourth dose around the 2nd birthday.
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They called for spacing out doses at longer intervals, cutting maintenance doses, minimizing venom waste -- and stopping treatment for patients at lowest risk for severe reactions.
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In a study of Veterans Affairs patients on "higher doses of opioids had a greater risk of suicide than patients on lower doses," Bohnert tells me.
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WHO has delivered 1,190,000 doses of antibiotics to the Ministry of Health and partners this week, and 244,000 more doses are expected in the days ahead.
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But he cautioned that vinegar should be used in "doses that have been consumed by humans for centuries, not pharmacological doses," and called for more studies.
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Stoffels expects J&J will have tens of millions of doses available in early 2021 and reach hundreds of millions of doses later in the year.
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In large doses, it will kill you; in tiny doses delivered via a slim needle, however, it will freeze your facial muscles to temporarily smooth out wrinkles.
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Which is one reason doctors fear the impact of the hard dose limits, which don't include plans to gradually taper patients on higher doses to lower doses.
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"It's going to be turned, likely, into relatively small doses of testosterone, which of course for a woman, even small doses are performance enhancing," Dr. Rogol said.
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Many of the studies on melatonin find that it works just as well at small doses — around one milligram or less — as it does in high doses.
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The WHO is sending 7,540 doses of an experimental vaccine to try to stop the outbreak in its tracks, and 4,300 doses have already arrived in Kinshasa.
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In Boone County alone, the company distributed 1.29 million doses of hydrocodone and oxycodone, enough for each of its 24,629 residents to receive 52.3 doses, the complaint said.
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The company said it expects to have about 900,000 doses available over the next six to 18 months, in addition to the 195,000 doses it has already donated.
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"EPO micro-doses disappear quickly so doses are taken almost every day in the hope of escaping testers," Xavier Bigard of France's national anti-doping agency told AFP.
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Pharmaceutical giant Merck has provided more than 8,000 doses of its experimental Ebola vaccine and will make an additional 8,000 doses available to WHO in the coming days.
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The researchers administered doses of 30 mg or 70 mg of the drug over two separate trials, which are both doses lower than needed to induce feelings of euphoria.
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He found that in high doses, crack is extremely habit-forming, but in lower doses, subjects in the study would often forgo a hit for, say, a $5 voucher.
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THC can work on these systems to reduce anxiety in some people at low doses, but the risk of tripping over to anxious responses gets higher with higher doses.
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Experimental vaccine Pharmaceutical giant Merck has provided more than 8,000 doses of its experimental vaccine and will make an additional 8,000 doses available to WHO in the coming days.
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Overall, 51 patients, or 26 percent, said that they skipped doses, took smaller doses than prescribed, or stopped insulin altogether because of costs, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Some people just sleep off lower doses of ketamine, but others may continue experiencing a sense of derealization the day after taking it, especially at high doses, Giordano says.
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The WHO said vaccine manufacturer Merck has provided it with 8,640 doses of the vaccine and an additional 8,000 doses are expected to be available in the coming days.
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Among the reasons hormones long eluded scientific understanding is that they can be effective at minuscule doses, and the body is acutely sensitive to when those doses are released.
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But even after that 12 percent decrease in doses, there were still almost 236 million doses of controlled substances dispensed in West Virginia, according to the pharmacy board's report.
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As well as the three million doses in the global stockpile, another couple of million doses a month can now be churned out of factories in India and South Korea.
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The company said it expects to produce about 900,000 doses over the next six to 18 months, in addition to 440,000 doses that have already been donated or are available.
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Injectable naloxone costs about $35 to $50 for two doses, and Narcan nasal spray costs $120 to $150 for two doses, according to Hopkins researchers Suzanne Nesbit and Juliana Zschoche.
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The percentage of patients prescribed an opioid who develop addiction is hard to pin down, but the CDC estimates 0.7 percent (at lower doses) to 6.1 percent (at higher doses).
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In Phase I, the drug is administered to healthy patients in incremental doses—the first patients will receive a single dose while latter patients will receive multiple doses over several days.
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The drug has been around since the 1940s and is known for being generally safe and well-tolerated in mild to moderate doses, although it can be toxic in high doses.
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The drug has been around since the 1940s and is known for being generally safe and well tolerated in mild to moderate doses, although it can be toxic in high doses.
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They all work quickly, according to Pichetshote, but they also stop working quickly— within 30-60 minutes—and several have high doses of calcium, of which repeated doses can cause constipation.
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Two doses of Sci-B-Vac did not meet the trial's secondary goal of non-inferiority in all patients aged 18 and above, when compared to three doses of Engerix-B.
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"Radiation doses accumulated by astronauts in interplanetary space would be several hundred times larger than the doses accumulated by humans over the same time period on Earth, and several times larger than the doses of astronauts and cosmonauts working on the International Space Station," physicists working with the European Space Agency reported in 2018.
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Lynne U. Sneddon, Ph.D.Director of Bioveterinary Science, University of LiverpoolIn small doses some strains of cannabis can act as a sedative but higher doses and some strains actually act as a stimulant.
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Jeremy came out of his coma on May 31, after receiving a total of 26 doses of antivenom, a massive amount considering snake bites typically require two to four doses, Sutcliffe says.
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But sales of LYMErix had plummeted "from about 1.5 million doses in 1999 to a projected 10,000 doses in 2002," the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases explains on its website.
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A recent study of 35 patients who wanted to cut down their painkiller doses, for example, found their lives improved and their pain wasn't any worse after they switched to moderate doses.
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Though it is useless at low doses—actually suppressing the immune response to tumours rather than enhancing it—at high doses it is extremely effective at promoting such an anti-tumour response.
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In low doses, it acts as a slight stimulant, and in higher doses it acts like more of a sedative, one reason kratom has also been hailed as an anti-anxiety drug.
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"Often the higher doses are the same price as lower doses, so you can double the number of pills you get for the same price, if the pills are cuttable," McClanahan says.
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Investigators from Columbia University's Medical Center assessed the efficacy of low doses of inhaled cannabis and sub-therapeutic doses of oxycodone on experimentally-induced pain in a double-blind, placebo-controlled model.
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After all, the first principle of toxicology is that "the dose makes the poison"--in other words, a substance that is toxic at high doses may be completely inconsequential at low doses.
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Rules regulating edible marijuana products are identical to Colorado, which initially struggled to deal with the edible market; all edibles will come in 10 milligram doses, with 10 doses to a pack.
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"In some cases, particularly people who use very high doses or repeatedly high doses, this can create a very durable imbalance in sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system regulation of bladder function," Giordano says.
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Substance P-saporin is used to treat cancer pain in dogs in low doses, but even in those doses, it can kill off nerve cells, making it too risky an option for people.
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But annual hydrocodone use declined, on average, by 2.3 million daily doses in states with legal marijuana dispensaries and by 1.3 million daily doses in states that legalized only home growth of marijuana.
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A total of 3,220 doses of an investigational Ebola vaccine from the pharmaceutical company Merck, called rVSV-ZEBOV, are available in the country, and some supplementary doses have been requested, according to WHO.
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To protect themselves, some pain specialists have stopped prescribing any opioids at all or cut back patient doses to fall within the guidelines, regardless of whether their current doses are helping their patients.
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This is, in part, because the government is giving out full vaccine doses only in the areas most at risk for yellow fever, and fractional doses in cities unaffected by yellow fever spread.
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Load up on raw eggs and heavy doses of independence.
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Participants who got smaller doses showed less of a reduction.
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Alcohol can be poisonous to pets, even in small doses.
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It's like 24 different doses all kind of spaced out.
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Public transport is a feat best managed in small doses.
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That meant offering praise in equal doses to both candidates.
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Trump can be magnanimous in short doses following a victory.
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At high enough doses, it has similar effects in humans.
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Their concerns included "toxic" ingredients, excessive doses, and side effects.
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At least 17 states have limited doses or prescription durations.
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WHO has already begun using smaller doses to ration supplies.
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Some vitamins are known to be toxic in high doses.
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Another 20133,000 doses will be arriving in the coming days.
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She's doesn't want to skip doses of her medicine anymore.
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Removing the ovaries could lead to lower doses of testosterone.
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Neither did five small intravenous doses, nor three medium ones.
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Lilly's trial tested three doses of lasmiditan against a placebo.
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Yet equity returns come in waves, not in metered doses.
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They will need two more doses, spaced a month apart.
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Other patients had to be revived after receiving inaccurate doses.
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Keanu's particular celebrity is best served in small, unsuspecting doses.
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It handed out tens of thousands of doses of Narcan.
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My last few doses of chemotherapy were fraught with complications.
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It was often used in small doses to cure colds.
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In larger doses, it was lethal, and used in suicides.
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Check them out when you need tiny doses of hope.
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But manufacturers cut estrogen and progestin doses to reduce risks.
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They want to put her on massive doses of drugs.
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Anesthesiologists use MAC values when planning doses needed for surgery.
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Over time, children can develop resistance, leading to increased doses.
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Even in tiny doses, it can cause unconsciousness and death.
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The pharmacist had already prepared the doses for Dr. Green.
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Brittany had done so much heroin she needed two doses.
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WHO recommends two doses of the measles vaccine for immunization.
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This compound can cause death if ingested in large doses.
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Compared to states where cannabis was banned, states where medical marijuana was legal averaged 22 million fewer opioid doses annually, while states that permitted only home cultivation of marijuana had 23 million fewer doses.
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Given that antibiotics are dispensed in milligrams, he said that amounts to 73 billion doses of antibiotics given in the world, or about 10 doses for every man, woman and child in the world.
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Although practitioners of the West African religion use strong doses of iboga for initiation ceremonies, they take small doses during weekly religious ceremonies to facilitate emotional connection with others and to their higher power.
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By May 1, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative hopes, hundreds of millions of new vaccine doses will be moved to refrigerated warehouses all over those countries, while millions of old doses are gathered and destroyed.
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"Although we know that having adequate vitamin D is critical to bone health and that taking high doses did not lead to other adverse events, taking those high doses doesn't benefit your bones," he said.
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That means the drug will cost $625,000 to $750,000 to cover the five or six doses needed in the first year, and about $375,823 annually after that, to cover the necessary three doses a year.
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That could include new packaging, shorter prescriptions and more targeted doses.
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Most people on statins took doses that were too low, however.
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At this point, Billy had missed two doses of his medicine.
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It's unclear what the effects of significantly lower doses will be.
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Combining low doses of THC and CBD isn't a new concept.
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The doses of vaccine should be administered at six month intervals.
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And, Neal says, he's seeing the need to use increased doses.
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It also produces effects at much lower doses than other drugs.
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Another 1.5 million doses are needed for residents of Luanda alone.
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PillPack is an online pharmacy that sends customers prepackaged medication doses.
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Samsung has realized that neon is only cool in small doses.
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I knew all sorts of Jessicas and Elizabeths of different doses.
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Scrolling its endless feed can deliver delightful little doses of dopamine.
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For Witzke, the dangers of high drug doses are agonisingly real.
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Officials said more than 93 million doses have already been delivered.
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And LSD, in very small doses, seemed to offer precisely that.
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The other 10% were vaccinated with either one or two doses.
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Most only offer games that are best enjoyed in short doses.
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Four groups of patients received the drug in four separate doses.
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Health authorities have already begun using smaller doses to ration supplies.
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Except for mammography, there are no federal regulations governing radiation doses.
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Some devices, in particular Juul, deliver astoundingly high doses of nicotine.
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It takes two doses of the vaccine to protect from measles.
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You'll get forty tablets in each bag — meaning 20 doses total.
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Americans purchase more than 25 billion doses of acetaminophen each year.
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I wondered out loud if the doctor was weakening my doses.
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For now, they're rationing doses for patients who need them most.
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Two doses, the recommended amount, provides 97 percent protection against measles.
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Concert also said it might explore higher doses of the treatment.
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It took four doses of opioid antidote Narcan to revive him.
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The wholesale price for two 4 mg doses is about $203.
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In high doses, it can cause damage to the nervous system.
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Why is taking large doses of some vitamins a bad idea?
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The vaccine is typically given in two doses in early childhood.
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They fed him lethal doses of alcohol, and they killed him.
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A syringe costs about $30 and holds several weight-dependent doses.
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To alleviate the pain, his doctors prescribed high doses of painkillers.
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It will also test different doses to see which works best.
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Patients with a compromised liver cannot take high doses of acetaminophen.
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The entire gram-sized packet would contain about 50,000 lethal doses.
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I switched to mild doses of ketamine and it worked beautifully.
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It's really hard to calibrate your doses in a dark nightclub.
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We are still allowed to hate everybody, just in lesser doses.
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Such doses put patients at an increased risk of overdose death.
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High doses of fentanyl kill by severely depressing the respiratory system.
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And it's true that even very small doses can be fatal.
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Hormone-disrupting chemicals can also be biologically powerful at those doses.
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For others, even high doses of these drugs are simply ineffective.
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"Our commitment is to keep at least 300,753 doses," she said.
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In moderate doses caffeine has mainly positive effects for most people.
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First, Shingrix requires two doses, administered at least two months apart.
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They can also deliver micro-doses of chemotherapy to those cells.
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The night he got his last doses, everything was going good.
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The drug is approved in both doses in over 40 countries.
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Two percent had been vaccinated with an unknown number of doses.
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Doses of the other drugs were reduced, due to the interactions.
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" He went on, "Some toxins can be deadly in small doses.
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Some states, like Maine, put in place caps on opioid doses.
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The 100 and 200 milligram doses were not as immediately effective.
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Estrogen injections are sold in three doses: 210mg, 220mg, and 240mg.
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Estrogen injections are sold in three doses: 10mg, 20mg, and 40mg.
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Kratom also has opioid-like effects -- at low doses, it acts like a stimulant; at higher doses, it sedates, dulling pain -- which has also made it popular as an over-the-counter remedy for opioid withdrawal.
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Denys said the university is "taking steps to" update its immunization policy to require two doses of MMR vaccine; two doses of the chickenpox vaccine; and one dose of tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis vaccine, known as Tdap.
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The CDC reported at least 173 million flu vaccine doses have been administered this flu season so far -- that's about 4 million more doses than the manufacturers who make the vaccines projected to provide this season.
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There are more than 6163,000 doses of vaccine in Kinshasa, the country's capital, and health officials are expecting another batch of about 4,000 doses, said James Fulker, a spokesman for the international organization Gavi: the Vaccine Alliance.
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Those convulsions had been thought to be beneficial in tiny doses in the past, and in the late 19th and early 20th centuries it was used in small doses as an athletic performance enhancer, and recreational stimulant.
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But we are seeing people in our emergency department who need increased doses of naloxone—in some cases as many as four doses—for the patient to be stabilized after ingesting fentanyl, or a heroin/fentanyl combination.
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Metformin has long been considered an initial treatment for diabetes, and in recent years drug makers have increasingly been blending fixed doses of this medicine with fixed doses of other diabetes drugs that attack the disease differently.
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Each group was assigned prescription doses of either celecoxib, naproxen or ibuprofen.
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It takes two doses of the vaccine to protect children from measles.
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I'm finally at UCLA and I'm on the right doses of medication.
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Philadelphia mandates that every pharmacy have 2 doses of naloxone in stock.
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It is possible to get small doses of drugs for lower prices.
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WHO hopes it will reach 20 million doses by December, Salama said.
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It is striking that some doctors employ such homeopathic doses of logic.
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For more powerful opioids, such as fentanyl, it make take several doses.
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Two doses of the vaccine are 97% effective, according to the CDC.
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Death from caffeine intake has been reported at doses as low as .
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The bottle automatically doses the right amount of detergent with one squeeze.
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When taken in high doses, reaper can turn people into killing machines.
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Overdoses require naxolone, in higher doses than heroin or other synthetic opioids.
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This money will pay for the Narcan doses administered to overdose victims.
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They said first responders needed two doses of Narcan to revive her.
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Americans have received billions of doses of vaccines over that time period.
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Doses are administered at regular intervals through that day to prevent overdosing.
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Another said that in her hospital, "no one cares" about radiation doses.
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His leg has been feeling better, and he's weaned his doses down.
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According to their letter, rescuers gave the boys unspecified doses of ketamine.
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The CDC recommends that children get two doses of the MMR vaccine.
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Many survey respondents also didn't understand risks from diagnostic doses of radiation.
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Instead, they were treated to heavy doses of sexism -- and powerful drugs.
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It can't advise people to take small doses—that's far too risqué.
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Once they're cut up and divided into doses, the value could triple.
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I bought two pills—at least eight doses—from him for $250.
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With doses of invention and schmalz, the movie draws on recent events.
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The right doses of starlight and water could turn those that survive
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Both the doses of the drug are approved in over 40 countries.
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At recommended doses, there is no high, and low potential for abuse.
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Over the past four years, she's sent out more than 500 doses.
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Physicians are either refusing these patients or insisting they take lower doses.
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The new CX-22018 gives it to you in high-quality doses.
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Right-wingers make jingoistic nationalist arguments with overt doses of white supremacy.
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John McCain's health, add heavy doses of uncertainty to this race. 4.
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Uninsured Americans were seven times as likely to skip doses of medication.
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Each bottle contains 75 gummies or 37.5 doses (two gummies per dose).
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Drug doses are usually based on standard body sizes or surface areas.
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They can write prescriptions for low doses and relatively short time periods.
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Last month, the W.H.O. said it was short about nine million doses.
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Lover is spray can cheese, good only in small and rare doses.
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Most were treated with the two lowest tested doses - 180mg and 360mg.
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The MMR vaccine is typically given in two doses in early childhood.
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It first showed up in deadly doses on the streets in 63.
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The tanners were all given low doses of naltrexone or a placebo.
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Their Olympic team went to Pyeongchang with 6,000 doses of asthma medicine.
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After this was completed, I would be given two doses of salvia.
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Typically, such studies involve high doses administered in a strictly controlled lab.
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It's nice to see people made happy, at least in small doses.
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But he does consume — often in huge doses — lots of traditional media.
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At lower, recreational doses, it produces a strong sense of depersonalization, e.g.
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We don't know what such doses can do in the long run.
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And we only get weekly doses of Samantha Bee and John Oliver.
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Researchers don't yet know when to administer it, or at what doses.
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Their treatment consisted of doses of Thorazine and other mood-stabilizing drugs.
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Nicknamed "Missing Doses," these pieces engage vacant space with color and light.
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The other, RotaTeq, given in three doses, protects against five different strains.
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Finally, organ transplant recipients may benefit from booster doses, studies have shown.
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The risk continued to rise with increasing doses of androgen-deprivation drugs.
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The current recommendation for adults, including travelers abroad, is for two doses.
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After the first couple of doses of antibiotics, her appetite came back.
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The treated mice were entirely protected from lethal doses of the flu.
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One of those interventions was giving him high doses of a steroid.
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Scientists speculate that cheating athletes now take smaller doses to avoid detection.
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When taken in high doses, it can cause respiratory distress and death.
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Patients would receive carefully controlled doses in one-off, therapist-run sessions.
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Instead, respite comes in short doses at the end of the day.
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Nevertheless, additional interest rate reductions and doses of quantitative easing are likely.
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It's scientifically questionable, just like drinks with very low doses of CBD.
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Under stronger doses of radiation, the body melts from the inside out.
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The medics gave them doses of Narcan, the drug that reverses overdoses.
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The trial tested three doses of the oral drug against a placebo.
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Even in small doses, does that repeated performance generate emotional muscle memory?
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In high doses, though, it can also be an acutely fatal poison.
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Expose yourself to art in high doses — and see if it takes.
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Among children who had both doses, rates of shingles were even lower.
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At high doses, LSD, like MDMA, can trigger serotonin syndrome, Giordano says.
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Nationally for the 2018-2019 school year, coverage among kindergarteners for those vaccines was: 94.7% for two doses of the MMR; 94.9% for the required doses of DTaP; and 94.8% for the varicella vaccine, according to the report.
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Hahnemann's pre-science idea is derived from the so-called "law of similars," the idea that the key to curing an illness lies in infinitesimally small doses of substances that are harmful to healthy people in large doses.
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Under the terms of the agreement signed last year, Turkey donated 100,43 doses Pentaxim, a combination vaccine for infants, and 100,000 doses of the hepatitis vaccine Euvax to Bulgaria to enable it to fulfill its child immunization timetable.
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Nicotine is a stimulant, and like other stimulants, at low doses it can make people feel more alert and attentive; higher doses, Dr. Levy said, do just the opposite, making people jittery, revved up and unable to concentrate.
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Sanofi Pasteur has a big factory in Lyon capable of producing 100 million doses a year of its four-strain dengue shot, which could be adapted if needed to make even more doses of a single-strain Zika product.
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Yet only four of the 106 women vaccinated with one dose; seven of the 126 women vaccinated with two doses; and 14 of the 384 women vaccinated with three doses were diagnosed with those infections during that time period.
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The current recommendation for two doses was issued in 22 by the CDC.
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Five hundred Argentine pesos, or $30, buys up to 20 doses of paco.
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And the effects seemed to last for weeks after the doses had stopped.
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People who've had the vaccine don't need immune globulins, only the vaccine doses.
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In the low doses used by the researchers, the drugs only inhibit TORC1.
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Around 660,000 fewer doses of painkillers have since been prescribed in the county.
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The first batch he ever created consisted of 800,603 doses, an extraordinary amount.
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NERVE agents such as sarin and VX can kill quickly in low doses.
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Also, he noted, pediatric doses are liquids, which adults do not normally take.
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At higher doses, kratom has a much more prized effect: It kills pain.
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Three years later, those free doses prevented more than 3,000 people from dying.
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In fact, large doses can generate dangerous or even fatal levels of cyanide.
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And in small, relatively disconnected doses, it probably won't drastically realign someone's values.
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And consuming tiny doses of psychedelics to enhance productivity is fashionable these days.
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In smaller doses, warfarin is also used as a blood thinner in humans.
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Other websites for safer use regularly warn about taking doses higher than that.
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The HPV vaccine protects against cervical cancer and requires two or three doses.
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He told Mashable he discovered the benefits of small doses almost by accident.
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Two doses of the measles, mumps and rubella or MMR vaccine are recommended.
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A one-gram bag of pure fentanyl would be nearly 400 fatal doses.
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Switching to milliliter doses dispensed by an oral syringe might take some time.
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But these are "historical doses of space radiation," as the authors described it.
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Lorelei imbues her illustrated works with childlike fantasy and healthy doses of humor.
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Doses of social commentary make for some of the album's most powerful moments.
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He gave his athletes higher doses of Oral-Turinabol than the state recommended.
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"It just means you can be more subtle with the doses," Plaat said.
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Total daily insulin doses were also lower with a pump than with injections.
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The officer needed four doses of emergency overdose antidote Narcan to be revived.
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Would lower, cheaper doses of IVF drugs work as well for some people?
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With higher doses of caffeine, the side effects start to become more noticeable.
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In lower doses, curare has been used as a muscle relaxant in surgery.
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The strips are useful for those who have daily doses of multiple pills.
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They either received three 100-milligram doses of chlorophyllin or three placebo pills.
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But limited information exists on the doses in supplements, which may be higher.
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Another 113,000 doses of Changsheng's rabies vaccine were also affected, according to authorities.
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"Especially for smaller doses, using the syringe made a big difference in accuracy."
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And they rely on huge doses of propaganda every night from Fox News.
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Tolerance increases for the user and with it the craving for stronger doses.
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It doses us with irony before hurling us back into gore and grief.
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In despair, the couple took sleeping pills, but the doses were too low.
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Doses are inevitably heroic, building to where an entire gram is not uncommon.
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So there may be partial protection, but your baby still needs more doses.
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Some state medical boards recommend limiting the number of opioid doses per month.
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Haphazard mixing can lead to "hot spots" — concentrated doses that are instantly fatal.
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Cutting drug doses should also reduce complication risks and recovery times for patients.
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Its effects at anaesthetic doses include pain relief, sedation, and memory-formation inhibition.
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My own preference is for passion in smaller doses, with more breathing spaces.
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So consider the amount of standard daily doses of opioids consumed in Japan.
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During his tobacco diet, he took half-liter doses for seven days straight.
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After they became addicted, the scientists lowered the doses and observed the effects.
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But officials discounted a direct link to humans, saying people received smaller doses.
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It says more than 3.4 billion vaccine doses were distributed during that time.
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The sheikdom is also doing its part in small doses to curb emissions.
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But one important thing is exposure to high doses of adversity in childhood.
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But to treat things like epilepsy, for instance, you need much higher doses.
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Nurses had increased doses of drugs to decrease her air hunger and anxiety.
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Simply taking two doses of the currently available vaccine will not be protective.
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The profit margin can be high, especially when selling individual doses at events.
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It was found to be 76 percent effective in adults after three doses.
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Study participants will receive two doses of the vaccine approximately 28 days apart.
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Study participants will receive two doses of the vaccine approximately 85033 days apart.
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Personal Health In moderate doses caffeine has mainly positive effects for most people.
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For the next three visits, I received doses of RabAvert, made by GlaxoSmithKline.
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Vitamin C is not recommended in large doses, as it could affect hydration.
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Second, the new analysis of patients receiving high doses is a risky one.
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Instead, the rats concerned acted normally until given their preadolescence doses of THC.
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In both the Bulgaria and Salisbury attacks, the victims survived potentially fatal doses.
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Shots can also deliver lower doses of antibiotics and work faster than pills.
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Gavi agreed to pay for the creation ofan emergency stockpile of 300,000 doses.
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Two doses of MMR are 97% effective against measles, according to the CDC.
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As your literary M.D., I cannot recommend it, except in the tiniest doses.
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In lieu of anti-depressants, he self-medicates with micro-doses of LSD.
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Rotarix costs Gavi $5 for two doses, while Rotateq is $10.50 for three.
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If you're unsure whether you've had two doses, it's safe to have another.
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There were also questions about the lower doses, which didn't appear to work.
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But the vaporized liquid killed cells at lower doses than the unvaporized liquid.
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It would take thousands of doses to come up with an experimental treatment.
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The early doses of vaccine do offer some protection, but it's not complete.
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Furthermore, overdosing on the drug in high doses can cause serious health outcomes.
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Rescue workers returned and administered three doses of Narcan to bring him back.
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International health agencies procure billions of doses of the oral vaccine every year.
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We don't know which doses and delivery methods are best for different outcomes.
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It is time for the pharmaceutical companies to step up with higher doses and for our lawmakers in Washington to make laws that protect the medical community from predatory lawyers if they use increased doses to properly treat heavier adults.
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About 90 percent of those cases could be prevented with the vaccine, according to the C.D.C. The agency used to recommend three doses, but new guidelines introduced last year amended that to two doses for adolescents younger than age 15.
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The CDC recommends two doses of the vaccine one year apart for children ages 11 to 12 in the US. Young adults up to age 26 can be vaccinated as well; three doses are recommended for people 15 and older.
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Rebecca Gomperts, the founder of Aid Access, claims in the lawsuit that federal officials seized three to 10 doses of abortifacients she has prescribed in the past six months and alleges the government has blocked payments for some of the doses.
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In low doses, say two to three grams of powder in water, it acts like a stimulant, providing a mild buzz users liken to caffeine; in higher doses, it can relieve pain, relax muscles, reduce inflammation, and lead to mood improvements.
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Usually, only 4 million doses are needed to quell an outbreak in one country.
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That medicine has a list price — before any discounts — of $125 for two doses.
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Of course, the LNAH hasn't been exempt from its own doses of cold reality.
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I ask Gillies how they ensure they are getting their doses right per brownie.
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Eliza, though, sees something in the merman (Doug Jones, heartbreaking even in small doses).
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And in rats, injections of CCK at very high doses put them to sleep.
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But by the end of the study, 53% were taking these potentially dangerous doses.
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The high potency of the drug lends it deadly force even at small doses.
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More than 80 percent of doses are designed to protect against four flu strains.
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For children 12 months or older, CDC recommends 2 doses separated by 28 days.
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In that case, the astronauts could be exposed to much higher, potentially fatal doses.
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Long-acting opioids contain high doses of narcotics designed to be released over time.
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Compared to Tamiflu, Xofluza requires 1 dose versus Tamiflu's 10 doses over 5 days.
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Taking repeated doses of any drug to keep its level up is a faff.
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I listen to episodes of Amanda Seales' Small Doses and Therapy for Black Girls.
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The plan is to recruit 20 participants to test a variety of LSD doses.
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Moreover, the study found patients often received prescriptions for higher doses than they needed.
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Tests showed that the capsule delivered doses of medication for up to 10 days.
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That actually helps to shield people from receiving too many harmful doses of radiation.
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"In just 10 days, 7.7 million people were vaccinated using fractionated doses," Tomori noted.
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The goal is to have 80 percent to receive all recommended doses by 2020.
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Even if they only took the drug twice, that's 21997 million doses last year.
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Shuler bound his legs and another paramedic administered two doses of midazolam, a sedative.
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The doses used were consistent with known practices in professional cycling, the researchers said.
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Probably not, but I have high hopes that my next few "doses" will deliver.
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Something is a toxin if it causes harm to your body in small doses.
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The schools in Akron will be getting two doses, per the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Since I'd begun needing higher doses to feel an effect, I took another half.
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It has to be delivered in four doses and given through an intramuscular injection.
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Merck expects to donate and ship about 100,000 doses within the next few months.
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High doses of these pose the greatest risk for acute radiation poisoning and death.
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Chippaux believes the 500,000 doses per year are needed to treat its snakebite load.
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But to combat abuse, Roman won't send someone more than 10 doses per month.
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Tourette's is incurable, and at that point the only treatment was doses of lithium.
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The two doses being tested outperformed a placebo in patients who were overall responders.
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As we reported, Dennis' assistant had administered 2 doses of Narcan before authorities arrived.
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The agency also recommended packaging two pens together as opposed to selling single doses.
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She was subjected to several chemotherapy doses, she said, and underwent laser photo-radiation.
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In the early days of antibiotics, prescribing arbitrary doses wasn't such a big problem.
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Too-high doses of magnesium supplements can result in diarrhea, nausea, and abdominal cramping.
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At the moment it does this with precise, and precisely aimed, doses of herbicide.
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Alkermes' first late-stage study tested two doses of the drug against a placebo.
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Prepare stock solutions of radioactive materials and calculate doses to be administered by radiologists.
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If you have to take two doses a day, you can use both strips.
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That comes to 153 doses for every man, woman and child in the area.
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The two doses should be given at least six months apart, the agency said.
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Patients have resorted to skipping doses, which can have dangerous, and even fatal consequences.
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Developed as nerve agents, organophosphates, at high doses, can cause nausea, convulsions and death.
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But even starting on low doses of opioids can quickly turn into abuse. Why?
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PillPack is an online pharmacy that packages, organizes and delivers presorted doses of medications.
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Lessons on the water often came like this, in small doses, subtle, not obvious.
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Unicef will buy about 450 million doses for 80 of the world's poorest countries.
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Furthermore, travel disrupts normal routines, which can lead to inappropriately timed or forgotten doses.
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In 2015, that number grew to 27,20153 grams, enough to supply 891,000 individual doses.
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Fake drugs could contain incorrect doses, wrong ingredients or no active ingredients at all.
|
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Those doses ranged from 400 to 000 milligrams a day in several case reports.
|
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In large doses, dextromethorphan is abused to achieve similar highs as PCP and ketamine.
|
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However, scientists believe that small doses can put dolphins into a trance-like state.
|
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The online pharmacy offers pre-sorted doses of medications precisely timed with home delivery.
|
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The details: High doses of the drug, which is being developed by Biogen Inc.
|
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She says that they simply stopped bringing her the doses the clinic had provided.
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So, of course, it led to large numbers of people receiving sub-therapeutic doses.
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But, I don't think anyone should take large doses of GHB no matter what.
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And my success didn't require daily doses of bullying and groping to fuel it.
|
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During development, young brains are especially vulnerable to even small doses of toxic chemicals.
|
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But the treatment required high doses, which sometimes caused considerable side effects, including depression.
|
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Several of the lawsuits claim that the drug fentanyl was prescribed in high doses.
|
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Paramedics later administered two more doses to the man, who survived in the hospital.
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Two doses, as recommended by most health authorities' guidelines, make the vaccine 97% effective.
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"No, we do know that two doses of vaccine is protective," Dr. Routh said.
|
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Tolar said he bought 1,500 doses of hydroxychloroquine for a "laughable" amount of money.
|
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Comparatively few Western customers pay high prices, but developing countries need millions of doses.
|
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There had been no problems with the first shipment of 250,000 doses, he said.
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When inhaled in small doses it can cause coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
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A nurse practicitioner determined he had influenza and recommended he receive doses of Tamiflu.
|
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Normally, in a medication abortion, patients take doses of two pills several hours apart.
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It can usually be prevented with two doses of the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine.
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Tolar said he bought 1,500 doses of hydroxychloroquine for a "laughable" amount of money.
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Insurers sometimes limit daily doses and require reauthorization as often as every three months.
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It is toxic to plants, just as it is to humans in high doses.
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Conceivably the more lethal DFDT could be used in even smaller, possibly safer doses.
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And doses of snark from embittered ex-staffers sound like exactly what they are.
|
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For every 100,000 doses distributed, the CDC found 136 complaints filed in the system.
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Consumers need to be informed about what they are taking, and in what doses.
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The CDC recommends two doses of the chickenpox vaccine, at ages 1 and 4.
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The cough that ensued was modestly ameliorated by pretreatment with escalating doses of codeine.
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Higher doses can lead to caffeine intoxication, with its shakiness, nervousness, and irregular heartbeat.
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In small doses, worry, stress and anxiety can be positive forces in our lives.
|
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But in mice, it appeared THCP was more active than THC at lower doses.
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In small doses, it can be a sign that you care about your partner.
|
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There are very few side effects associated with taking CBD, even in large doses.
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Hackers can change medical record information on allergies, diagnoses, or doses of prescribed drugs.
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This is key, since the particle beams produce different biological changes at different doses.
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Patients across three doses of the therapy had an overall response rate of 73.4%.
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Measles, of course, is easily preventable, with two doses making the vaccine 97% effective.
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She said doctors had prescribed daily doses of morphine and anti-psychotics for him.
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Scientists have used different doses, species and compounds of the spice for their research.
|
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Doctors saw that lead impaired brain function at much lower doses than previously thought.
|
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The vaccine comes in the form of a shot, usually given in two doses.
|
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GSK's vaccine is given in two doses, while Zostavax needs only a single dose.
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"The key for a leader is to practice in very small doses," says Cain.
|
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He took them for years -- a total of 14 doses of pills a day.
|
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The Serum Institute is ready to make about 60 million doses a year initially.
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Scientists obviously cannot test vaccines by giving healthy humans lethal doses of incurable diseases.
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Police allege Port killed his victims with drinks spiked with large doses of GHB.
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The researchers believe the "low, consistent doses" are similar to exposure from commercial pesticides.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Presents are okay I guess, in limited doses.
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Mr. Averbach-Katz's regional theater work had prepared them for separation in smaller doses.
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In higher doses, in what users call the "k-hole," people experience more hallucinations.
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These days, with two doses, the measles vaccine is 97 percent effective in individuals.
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If you intend to punish them, it should be consistent and in small doses.
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It took four doses of naloxone to revive him when he overdosed in May.
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With higher doses, the energizing effect is followed by a more relaxing, mellow feeling.
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"Anyone born after January 1, 1957, who has not received two doses of a measles-containing vaccine, or who does not have a blood test proving that they are already immune to measles, should receive two doses of the MMR vaccine," officials noted.
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Women in the study who received two or more doses of SP antimalarial drugs during antenatal care visits were 45 percent less likely than those who received one or no doses to suffer problems at birth, such as stillbirth and low birthweight.
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A 2009 study she led found that the actual radiation doses from CT scans varied as much as 13-fold for the same test performed at the same hospital, and these doses were much higher than those required to make a diagnosis.
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Since October 21957, health officials there say they've administered nearly 21957,000 doses of the measles, mumps and rubella, or MMR, vaccine and that more than 11,000 of those doses were administered in Williamsburg, where 80% of the New York City cases have occurred.
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Children 11 to 1603 years old need only two doses of the HPV vaccine, not the previously recommended three doses, to protect against cervical cancer and other cancers caused by the human papillomavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Wednesday.
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Health officials have long worried about the potential for an outbreak in the region Statewide in Washington, orders for measles vaccine jumped about 279 percent in January compared with the same month last year, climbing from 20143,22014 doses to 2667,217 doses, figures showed.
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In the first study, by the end of 60 hours, the average reduction was 19.5 points in the brexanolone group that received smaller doses, and 17.7 points in the brexanolone group that received larger doses, compared with 14 points in the placebo group.
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Sadly, some patients don't take their medication in appropriate doses or at the correct times.
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At the lowest doses, the authors found either no or minimal increased risk of stroke.
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Doses of vitamin A were given so she wouldn't go blind, a complication of measles.
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In many cases, people have died from doses no bigger than a grain of sand.
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At different doses, GLP-2200R receptor drugs can be used to treat diabetes or obesity.
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Several comprehensive reviews have shown there is no evidence of harm caused by low doses.
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Another test found that, even in high doses, AT-121 couldn't cause classic overdose symptoms.
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Large doses can cause convulsions, loss of consciousness, paralysis and death, because of respiratory failure.
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Last year ...one of out of every prescriptions filled as Myan medicine, 21 billion doses.
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When used in higher doses recreationally, ketamine is known to be hallucinogenic and potentially addictive.
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A 2007 study found that low doses of THC can increase serotonin levels in mice.
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Receiving both recommended doses is 97% effective in preventing the measles, according to the CDC.
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It's been harder to pinpoint whether triclosan at low doses can cause harm in people.
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The trial of 856 patients with early Alzheimer's tested BAN2401 at five doses against placebo.
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DXM, on the other hand, is a hallucinogen that can trigger psychosis in high doses.
|
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BCBS Massachusetts said it's eliminated about 21.5 million "doses" of opioid medicines in its community.
|
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PillPack is an online pharmacy startup that provides consumers with prescription medication in prepackaged doses.
|
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But consuming high doses of THC can be scary for those unaccustomed to the drug.
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And the patients got extremely high doses of ibuprofen - 600 mg three times a day.
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More than 4,000 doses have arrived in Congo this week, with more on the way.
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If you're 15 or older and haven't been vaccinated before, you still need three doses.
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That's in addition to the sexual side effects of large doses of testosterone-laced steroids.
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Some 1.4 million doses out of 4.4 million planned are on their way via Nairobi.
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One dose is 93% effective at preventing the illness, and two doses are 97% effective.
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People who start the series at 15 through 26 still need three doses, it said.
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Each parent measured nine doses of medication using various tools with different liquid measurement increments.
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Ohler found evidence that 35 million doses of methamphetamine were shipped to the tank troupes.
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Turns out forcing women to take unnecessary extra doses of medication isn't the best idea.
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Exposure to large doses can lead to loss of consciousness, convulsions, paralysis and respiratory failure.
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The vaccine's manufacturer wants to get 300,000 doses ready in case of a new outbreak.
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Between 2000 and 2014, the number of standard doses of antibiotics used increased by 50%.
|
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About halfway through Girls Trip, Dina not-so-accidentally doses her friend's drinks with absinthe.
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"We don't know what continued use of Satiereal at unknown doses will do," she says.
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Human health effects from DDT at low environmental doses are unknown, according to the CDC.
|
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After exposure to high doses, human symptoms can include vomiting, tremors or shakiness and seizures.
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Women who took even higher doses of fluconazole were more than three times as likely.
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PETA rescued the dog from these conditions and started giving him massive doses of TLC.
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That is more than 258 doses of prescription opioids for every man, woman and child.
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In each state, in an average year, doctors prescribed 22 million daily doses of opioids.
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According to The Cannabist, typical doses of marijuana in edibles clock in at about 10mg.
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Law enforcement officials were able to intercept thousands of lethal doses worth of acetyl fentanyl.
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"In 2013 the FDA recommended that physicians prescribe low doses of sedative hypnotics," he said.
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It's only because we have it in such tiny doses that it doesn't kill us.
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Gamma rays emitted by the isotope can deliver fatal doses of radiation at close range.
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Wenk notes: "High doses of any drug or nutrient are probably bad for the brain."
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Some states and municipalities got waivers to allow patients to get several take-home doses.
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Drugs with sedative qualities include barbiturates and benzodiazepines—and, at some doses, alcohol and opioids.
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But many others grew so hooked on it that, between doses, they experienced debilitating withdrawal.
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But in small doses, those same "bad" habits can be part of a healthy lifestyle.
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Federal and state programs buy more than half of childhood vaccine doses at a discount.
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Third dose recommendation The MMR vaccine is 247% effective when two doses have been given.
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They saw children vaccinated with adult doses and multiple fingers crushed in spring-loaded doors.
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Virtually nothing about the VAMP protocol was individualized (although doses could be reduced if needed).
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The doses that Merck sent to WHO to help in the current outbreak were donated.
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There are no requirements for drug makers to figure out appropriate doses for obese patients.
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Her body needed higher doses to get rid of the pain and manage the withdrawal.
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The earliest pieces seem engineered to be weightless, which can be charming in small doses.
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Similarly, with Abilify MyCite, there are potentially severe consequences of people with schizophrenia missing doses.
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When given to lab animals in high doses, acrylamide has been shown to cause cancer.
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Acosta has often mixed his White House reporting with heavy doses of commentary and analysis.
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Experienced users can add doses every half hour from there to find your sweet spot.
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In fact, I slip small doses of Indian dress into my otherwise laid-back wardrobe.
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A two-pound bag of Lemon Mint Ricola contains 210 doses and costs about $20.
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In small doses it can also calm a patient who otherwise is breathing too fast.
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Are the doses people are taking even effective for what they're trying to treat, though?
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They see their colleagues being pursued by the DEA for prescribing high doses of medications.
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The NHS estimates that these reactions occur less than 10 times for every million doses.
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In this film, the harshest truths — make that "truths" — are best served in small doses.
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He says they already have about 20,000 doses ready to be deployed for clinical trials.
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In villages where thousands of Zithromax doses were distributed, doctors noticed that fewer children died.
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Used to treat lymphocytic leukemia, it normally requires eight doses over a period of weeks.
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In large doses, tobacco drinks can bring on serious effects like trances—and even death.
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For acetaminophen at doses of 500 to 1,000 mg, about 40 percent have a success.
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Another study financed by the group subjected 25 volunteers to low doses of nitrogen dioxide.
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During that time, flu immunizations represented about 21 percent of the nation's total vaccine doses.
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One soldier received a placebo, but three others were given varying doses of the drug.
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So they need higher doses, which leads to increases in risky behavior and substance dependence.
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In the new trial, eight African green monkeys were given lethal doses of Nipah virus.
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Furthermore, patients taking lethal, prescribed doses of barbiturates are not ensured a peaceful, comfortable death.
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The World Health Organization has sent 7,500 doses of an experimental Ebola vaccine to Kinshasa.
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That risk goes up when they're taken in high doses for long periods of time.
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Travelers under age 60 are advised to have two doses of measles vaccine before going.
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The government did not disclose the number of doses or the number of people affected.
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Eleusis has tested the effects of low doses of LSD on inflammation associated with aging.
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And he has found no document showing dates and doses of drugs administered to Kratochvilova.
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While the spice is considered safe in food, therapeutic doses should be avoided during pregnancy.
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Doctors still prescribe an estimated 50 million doses of antibiotics for typhoid globally each year.
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"Some people are very, very sensitive to small doses and others are insensitive," he said.
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Women who took high doses of vitamin D during pregnancy had children with stronger bones.
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He said they're now trying out individually-geared doses, and offering women-only retreat weekends.
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"You'd have to get the exact doses right, and that would be tricky," she said.
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The mice each received three doses of the vaccine over the course of several weeks.
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As a result, they are found in small doses across a wide array of products.
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The agency recommends two doses of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine for children.
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In the new trial, ubrogepant was tested at two doses: 25 mg and 50 mg.
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In interviews with Reuters, Japanese drugmaker Eisai said the treatment also worked at lower doses.
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But the rest are still missed or do not get the booster doses they need.
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The study compared the effects of 10mg and 25mg doses of psilocybin, and a placebo.
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These fetishes include supplying and personally administering dangerously large doses of narcotics to his victims.
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Two of them had received the placebo, and the other had received doses of progesterone.
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All had high LDL levels despite most being on high doses of cholesterol-lowering statins.
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An international alliance is now working to stockpile 500,000 (frozen) doses, for the next outbreak.
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It's free for anyone born during or after 1966 who hasn't already had two doses.
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In some studies, high doses given to laboratory animals suggests this chemical has carcinogenic potential.
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And that's what ingesting even low doses of chemicals from plastic, over years, can do.
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As a result, thousands of pain medication recipients have had their doses reduced or eliminated.
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Americans have received billions of doses of vaccines for everything from measles to the flu.
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So far, the department has used about seven doses to revive people experiencing an overdose.
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They give people big, quick doses of sugar with little accompanying nutritional benefit or satiety.
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Many of the null studies, by comparison, used small — and in some cases, tiny — doses.
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While CBD has been shown to have measurable beneficial effects on epilepsy, anxiety, and schizophrenia when taken in doses of hundreds of milligrams per day, experts told Tonic that they aren't sure the low doses in foods like gummies will have any noticeable effect.
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The patrol's public affairs officer, Lt. Robert Sellers, said that those exposed had been issued doses of Naloxone, a drug meant to counter the effects of opioid overdose, adding that 300 doses in total were on-site to treat any additional reports of overdoses.
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The link between radiation and cancer risk tends to show up in studies of people who've been exposed to high doses of radiation, like people affected by the Chernobyl nuclear accident, and people who have cancer, who are sometimes treated with high doses of radiation.
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Having already distributed 15 million vaccine doses since the outbreak began in December, Brazil has been forced to request 3.5 million doses from the International Coordinating Group on Vaccine Provision, which oversees emergency stocks financed by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, the nonprofit group I manage.
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In 2006, according to the World Health Organization, we had the ability to make only 350 million doses of flu vaccine, but now, in theory, we could make 5.4 billion doses of flu vaccine if we harnessed and aligned manufacturing facilities all over the world.
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Kim says the officials told them they never should have been denied the doses of Diastat.
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Earth's magnetic field significantly weakens during reversals, allowing higher doses of radiation to reach the planet.
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Microdosing—the practice of taking sub-perceptual doses of psychedelics—is not new in the workplace.
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Turn the feature on and you have the options of micro, small, medium or large doses.
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Doctors increased the doses of pain medication, but she still awoke in anguish, day after day.
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Mirena IUDs last for five years, with doses that can lighten or stop your periods altogether.
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Infants and children are supposed to receive five doses of the DTaP vaccine before age 7.
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The vaccine requires three doses, but I got one and never went back for the others.
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Most of us, though, are exposed to low doses of phthalates through contamination of our food.
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The standard daily dose per million people in the United States is 238,000 doses of opioids.
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And at first, the vaccine was pretty popular; about 22016 million doses were injected before 21991.
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The FDA approved Shingrix, which is given in two doses, for adults aged 50 and over.
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"Insecticide can make you sick, but you'd really need like massive doses of it," Jaykus said.
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Meanwhile, the CDC has issued a request for another 20,000 doses of vaccine for Puerto Rico.
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It took nine months to wean herself from the drug, Zoloft, by taking increasingly smaller doses.
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The government has a target of 95% of children to get both doses of the jab.
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The new material isn't perfect: the base compound is lead, which is toxic in large doses.
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She said a number of patients have received their first dose, with some receiving multiple doses.
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These first human trials focus on the vaccine's safety, testing different doses, often in healthy volunteers.
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It involves transplanting carefully prepared doses of faecal bacteria from a healthy individual to a patient.
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Experts say existing treatments have to be given at low doses to avoid damaging healthy tissue.
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Kratom is unusual because it's a stimulant at low doses, and a sedative at higher ones.
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Higher than intended doses or combining it with drugs like alcohol can easily render someone unconscious.
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And, as with bigger doses, microdosing acid allows you to drink a lot without feeling it.
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The CDC recommends two doses of the measles mumps and rubella, or MMR, vaccine for children.
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In that, he had company: Some 20 to 25 percent of all transplant patients miss doses.
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Consuming lead can be harmful even in small doses, particularly for young children and pregnant woman.
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It expects full output of 3 million doses to start in the first half of 2021.
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But side effects are more likely at high doses and over long periods, according to experts.
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One dose is considered about 78% effective initially (PDF), and two doses are about 88% effective.
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Maybe the lesson here is that minimalism, like anything else, is best served in minimal doses.
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The vaccine is 19573% effective against measles after one dose and 97% effective after two doses.
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We still don't know how much blood or plasma would be needed, or in what doses.
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"You get women who have three doses of chemo and then it dries up," she says.
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Dan would not regain any level of consciousness until his friend administered two doses of Narcan.
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Data from the mid-stage study showed that both single and multiple doses were statistically significant.
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Norway's public broadcaster reported the country's Olympic team took 6,000 doses of asthma medication to Pyeongchang.
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The Environmental Protection Agency now considers it to be a potential human carcinogen at high doses.
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And that kids are getting far more doses of antibiotics than they necessarily should be getting.
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Half nostalgia and half meme, the account is also sad, silly, and philosophical in equal doses.
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Pharmacists may mix in different inactive ingredients and offer different doses than the FDA-approved drugs.
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It also said it submitted syringes on behalf of single patients in excess of safe doses.
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One idea is that low doses might preserve the drug's benefits while limiting its side-effects.
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But it's just sweet enough in just the right doses to keep you hanging in there.
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In many cases, he winds up lowering opioid doses, when that turns out to be appropriate.
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The WHO has deployed doses of the experimental vaccine along with emergency teams and equipment Congo.
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When the drugs are used, it should be in the lowest possible doses, the agency said.
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It added that it submitted syringes on behalf of single patients in excess of safe doses.
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But by peddling the poison of hyper-partisanship, even in controlled doses, he enabled his rise.
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The agency said it has already distributed more than 80,000 doses of the hepatitis A vaccine.
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Doctors also put Stephens on massive doses of prednisone, which worked but packed on the pounds.
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Approximately 155.3 million doses of flu vaccine were distributed to people of all ages last season.
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When chemo is used, it's sometimes for shorter periods or lower doses than it once was.
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At extreme doses, from a spill for example, victims lose their ability to breathe, and die.
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The research team restricted itself to lower-than-hoped doses, yet they still witnessed noteworthy effects.
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Nine adults with Alzheimer's were given a range of doses of the compound for 28 days.
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In return, Bulgaria had to supply to Turkey 5 million doses of vaccines, mainly against tuberculosis.
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This is what is happening in humans when heavier people are given inadequate doses of antibiotic.
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The doses were equivalent and neither the participants nor the investigators knew who was taking what.
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Over the past generation, there has been an overall reduction in radiation exposure and chemotherapy doses.
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However, SGLT2 inhibitors have been linked to the risk of diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) in higher doses.
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While weight loss was observed for the two smaller doses, they did not reach statistical significance.
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Looking at a bank account regularly in small doses can help slowly shift the related mindset.
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" The higher doses, he said, were "quite effective in speeding up the rate of skeletal maturation.
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"Instead of taking one dose, you're taking 50 doses," Vermont health commissioner Harry Chen told WCVB.
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If you're going to pop a D pill, stick closer to 1,000 or 2,000-mg doses.
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There were the sky-high daily doses of phenobarbital, morphine, and other narcotics that didn't help.
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While weight loss was also observed for two lower doses, they did not reach statistical significance.
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After three days, they found that the doses of caffeine lost their effect on the participants.
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Today, patients typically pay for multiple drug doses over a long period of time, Leschly said.
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Early symptoms can be reversed by treatment with high doses of B12, usually given by injection.
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Berta Britz, a friend, spent decades in and out of hospitals, on high anti-psychotic doses.
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Dillon has gone back to taking his full doses of insulin under his mother's watchful eye.
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Of those 34, 28 patients received excessive and potentially fatal doses of medication, the hospital said.
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Six million opioid doses were sent to a pharmacy in Mount Gay, West Virginia (pop. 1,800).
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The problem is you need to use larger and larger doses to have the same effect.
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I tend to avoid horror and romance novels (even though I enjoy both in small doses).
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Meanwhile, to stretch the vaccine it initially had on hand, Brazil gave out one-fifth doses.
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"It cost me $35 for five doses" of generic ketamine, said Dr. Niederhut, who recently retired.
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Significant doses collect when tens of thousands of people wear sunscreen while swimming in the ocean.
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As the doses came down, the diarrhea slowed, and after a few weeks, it stopped completely.
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She says strains of Sativas, which have relatively higher doses of THC, exacerbate her social anxiety.
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J&J said it seeks to produce more than 1 billion doses of the potential vaccine.
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It's not yet clear whether heavy doses of the drugs in question could cause side effects.
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Then, the news came slowly, in small doses, and reading "Doonesbury" was a form of resistance.
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In the last two decades, philanthropic donors have paid for 5.5 billion doses for poor countries.
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Measles, which is almost entirely preventable with two doses of vaccine, is making a comeback globally.
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However, to have any effects, ALK5 inhibitor usually had to be given at very high doses.
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Reassuringly, levothyroxine doesn't appear to cause a lot of side effects, unless doses get too high.
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Nearly 19 million doses of vaccine are being distributed in areas where the virus is spreading.
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He hadn't eaten for several days, and was being given heavy doses of the opiate fentanyl.
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Dr Melis administered low doses of THC (equivalent to a single, mild joint) to pregnant rats.
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By the numbers: The infectious disease can be prevented with two doses of measles-containing vaccine.
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In 20173, only 0.3% of kids between 19 and 35 months had received no vaccine doses.
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And, there's more TMZ-MD, the IV's typically contain high doses of vitamin C or magnesium.
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Stock up on over-the-counter medication for fever and pain, and confirm the right doses.
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Two doses are currently recommended: one at 1 year of age and a second around 4.
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It could have been a simple measurement being off, having somebody else measure doses for me.
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If it turns out that you like Chabon in small doses, move on to his novels.
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Within a month, parents must also demonstrate that they have made appointments for follow-up doses.
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T.G.A. sometimes occurs following excessive alcohol consumption, large doses of barbiturates or use of illegal drugs.
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Most birth control options contain the hormones estrogen and progestin in an option of varying doses.
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At low doses it acts as a stimulant, leading to a feeling of pleasure, she added.
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You're getting snippets of David Byrne, ways he was formed as a person in small doses.
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US oil refineries, which were mostly built decades ago, still require heavy doses of foreign oil.
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While the news release only mentioned the highest dose, Kramer said other doses were also effective.
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So, yes, this means that sometime soon, doctors could literally prescribe patients with doses of shrooms.
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Half of the controlled substance doses detailed in the report — more than 118 million — are opioids.
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In addition, Medicare could implement barriers to discourage prescribers from increasing doses to unnecessarily high levels.
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Under ideal conditions, four doses before a child is 4 months old will do the trick.
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Warren's patient recovered after two doses of methylene blue and an overnight stay at the hospital.
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Probiotics are live micro-organisms, usually bacteria, that provide health benefits when consumed at appropriate doses.
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Mintz used to send those patients to dispensaries for advice on products and doses to try.
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In 2001, only 0.3% of kids between 19 and 35 months had received no vaccine doses.
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"This is forcing patients to forgo taking needed medications or to limit their doses," he said.
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Throw in extra doses of casein proteins to bind the minerals into compact, usable nano-clusters.
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The vaccine was delivered in three doses to infants with a booster shot at age 2.
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Though the WHO's strategic advisory group in May warned the organization could run out of doses of the Merck vaccine if the outbreak continues, Ryan later said there are about 250,543 doses ready to ship and an additional 100,000 available by the end of the year.
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The new advice is based on a review of studies showing that two doses in the younger group "produced an immune response similar or higher than the response in young adults (aged 16 to 26 years) who received three doses," the C.D.C. said in a statement.
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But research shows that the risk that appears to be associated with high doses is actually more strongly connected with the type of people who tend to take such doses—people with addiction and/or people with complex pain conditions and multiple psychiatric and physical problems.
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Earlier Friday in Geneva, Christian Lindmeier, a spokesman for the World Health Organization, said that 1.9 million doses of diphtheria vaccine for children under age 5, and 1,000 doses of diphtheria antitoxins needed to treat infected patients had arrived in Sana, the capital, in recent days.
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B, a woman who cannot afford higher doses of insulin to treat her increased blood sugar levels.
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In other countries, the vaccine is often given in two doses, particularly to girls younger than 15.
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The newer delivery systems range in price from $20153 for two doses to as much as $3,750.
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The ministry did not say how much money would be saved by reducing the number of doses.
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Dogs and cats can safely take small doses to decrease anxiety, ease pains, and even treat epilepsy.
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The FDA said then that lower doses of zolpidem would cut down on morning-after blood levels.
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Measles The doctor on a quarantined cruise ship has asked for 100 doses of the measles vaccine.
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More than 300,000 patients in Indonesia relied on ARV doses last year, according to Health Ministry data.
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She admitted to injecting 14 patients with lethal doses of insulin between 2007 and 2016 in Ontario.
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They did so by re-administering doses of the tranquilizer ketamine along the way, according to Gutman.
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Unlike Tamiflu, which typically requires five single-day doses to work completely, Xofluza only requires one pill.
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His droll humor comes in smaller doses than usual—after all, it's hard to make slavery funny.
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She had to use two doses of Narcan on the young man—he was that far gone.
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Updated guidelines call for two doses, though the CDC says one dose is still about 93% effective.
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Codeine is a narcotic, which in high doses leads to a sense of euphoria, sleepiness, and calm.
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In 2016, Gavi paid Merck to stockpile doses of the vaccine, and helped fund Merck's regulatory effort.
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Evidence now suggests, however, that many such patients probably never should have been taking such high doses.
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I made my doses smaller over the course of a few days, and then I totally stopped.
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These health cards capture a child's immunization history with the vaccine name, doses, age and date administered.
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They said the joint Chinese-American effort had prevented 2000m doses of fentanyl from being sent abroad.
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Having just had dental surgery, the star was coming down from doses of Novocaine and laughing gas.
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We also won't know what the proper doses would be or whether there are any side effects.
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Over the course of 120 days spent in the hospital, Jacob received 160 doses of aggressive chemotherapy.
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After all, the global nuclear industry relies on the notion that low doses of radiation are harmless.
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Prices for those products vary widely, as do the number of doses contained in a given product.
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Some patients had allergic reactions to doses of the therapy they'd previously tolerated, the new study says.
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While some of these drugs cost mere pennies per dosage, each insurance claim can include multiple doses.
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With more than 25 vaccine doses administered every second, no other health intervention reaches so many people.
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Merck also said it's developing an additional 450,000 doses that will be ready in about a year.
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The arrival of a new year gives rise to that type of comparison in even greater doses.
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We're using very stringent doses now, but I think in the future antibiotics can be eliminated entirely.
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"Only 42% of teenage girls and 20% of teenage boys have gotten all three doses," she explained.
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Traditionally, pharmacists who compounded medications mixed tailored doses for individual patients in response to a specific prescription.
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More than 4,000 doses are already in Congo and more are on the way, according to officials.
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Doctors recommend two doses of the MMR vaccine, so called because it covers measles, mumps and rubella.
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Besides melanoma, the Opdivo-Yervoy combination is used to treat some lung cancers, though at different doses.
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According to some accounts, first responders who were exposed to large doses of radiation suffered agonising deaths.
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This can make people reach for higher doses of the latter to compensate for the reduced high.
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I knew that with small doses of Botox, I was simply preventing those lines from becoming permanent.
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I suspect that doses of medication have been missed, as clinical findings do not correlate with outcomes.
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Seales also has a live game show series called "Smart, Funny and Black" and podcast Small Doses.
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It takes high doses of ecstasy to get there, but that could affect you in your sleep.
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WHO can mobilize up to 300,000 more doses "at very short notice," Dr. Peter Salama said Friday.
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Large doses of LSD are more likely to cause convulsions, coma, heart and lung failure, or death.
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In tests, the resurrected lab-grown virus was shown to protect mice from lethal doses of vaccinia.
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The NIH's partner, Moderna Therapeutics, says it could produce up to 100 million doses of a vaccine.
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For now, caution is the watchword for anyone taking significant doses of CBD and other drugs simultaneously.
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With high doses of vitamin D there can be a risk of high blood calcium levels developing.
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I will also prosecute pharmaceutical companies that knowingly push more addictive drugs and doses on unsuspecting Americans.
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The third producer, which currently does not have doses in the stockpile, is Sweden's Crucell, he said.
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Of course, check with your vet first, but this product is specifically designed in pet-friendly doses.
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Four doses of the drug, ALD403, were tested against a placebo in patients suffering from chronic migraines.
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If you're not aware, 4D showings are like 3D but with several extra doses of sensory overload.
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They are therefore also relatively easy to smuggle, as a small container could contain millions of doses.
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And only extremely small doses of the norovirus need to be transferred in order to cause infection.
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He believed that "like cures like"—ie, that tiny doses of a toxin can heal the patient.
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The number of prescriptions accelerated its decline in 2017, with an even faster drop for high doses.
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Treatment options include estrogen-blocking drugs along with doses of chemotherapy to lower the risk of recurrence.
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Just a few days after Ebola was announced, thousands of doses of the vaccine were in country.
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Real world data on other two-dose vaccines suggest that some people do not get both doses.
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But when rats were given kratom's major chemical compound (called mitragynine) in substantial doses, they breathed freely.
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We repeated this many times with each person over several days and multiple doses of each drug.
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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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All candy has sugar and fat, which can be problematic for pets in large doses, Maniet said.
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Increasing doses of opioids was also tied to increased suicide risk for veterans, according to a study.
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I'm all for the judicious use of analgesia and for avoiding large or prolonged doses of drugs.
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Two doses of MMR vaccine are 97 percent effective against measles and 88 percent effective against mumps.
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Like many opioid users, Vinson built up a tolerance to the doses of painkillers she was prescribed.
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She walks all over town and said her doctors are evaluating the doses of her diabetes medications.
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Feeding and educating hundreds of millions of young people will require large doses of ingenuity and planning.
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To improve the monitoring, the government plans to instruct patients to call after taking their daily doses.
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At certain doses, a subject could remain awake and have a psychedelic experience—but not remember it.
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Sutcliffe said her husband needed 26 doses of antivenom, where a normal patient gets two to four.
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Whether your infertility is temporary or permanent depends partly on the drugs and doses that you have.
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The company has purchased PillPack, an online pharmacy the lets users buy medications in pre-made doses.
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"I could only take in information in micro doses, and at a very slow pace," she says.
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The sun spends its last five days in efficiency-obsessed Taurus, bringing high doses of practical magic.
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An additional 2,103 doses of vaccine were expected to be shipped by the end of last week.
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At one site, the doctors reported, "numerous children" were accidentally inoculated with adult doses of a vaccine.
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Some vaccines work by injecting small doses of parts of a virus in a medically safe way.
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Many are confused by the generic and brand names of drugs, and find doses difficult to remember.
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It's a lot of the same: fatty acids, high doses of B and other vitamins, curcumin, etc.
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Another Houston-area doctor allegedly prescribed more than 800,85033 doses of oxycodone in less than 20 months.
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Cadence said it took four doses of Narcan to revive her, an account confirmed by her mother.
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Patients on maintenance doses are able to nurture a baby, drive, work and be a loving spouse.
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"At the low doses we use for our food, there are no real byproducts formed," he said.
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He sounds like he listens to Oscar Peterson, Jason Moran and Eddie Palmieri in about equal doses.
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The scant remaining 5 percent of doses are split between Southeast Asia, the East Mediterranean, and Africa.
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