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... cleanliness had only a limited effect on specificity. Adverse events occurred in 7.9% of patients and were primarily related to colon preparation. ...
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Some results suggested an adverse effect . The Department of Health said that it would be discontinuing the programme owing to lack of success. ...
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Does passing of Medicines/Tablets thru Scanning/Xray Machine at Entrance Gate have any adverse effect on them?
Q. Medicines/Tablets (e.g. Vitamins, Iron, Calcium etc.) contained in a handbag & passed thru Scanning/X-Ray Machine at Entrance Gate due to Security Check/reasons. Any Dr. please advise. Matter URGENT.
Asked by nsj - Fri Jul 6 01:10:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. A larger dose on a sensitive biochemical could, but its a relatively small dose on very insensitive stuff. All minerals and most vitamins could actually undergo rad-sterilization.
Answered by Ren Hoek - Fri Jul 6 01:25:32 2007
Q. Medicines/Tablets (e.g. Vitamins, Iron, Calcium etc.) contained in a handbag & passed thru Scanning/X-Ray Machine at Entrance Gate due to Security Check/reasons. Any Dr. please advise. Matter URGENT.
Asked by nsj - Fri Jul 6 01:10:05 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. A larger dose on a sensitive biochemical could, but its a relatively small dose on very insensitive stuff. All minerals and most vitamins could actually undergo rad-sterilization.
Answered by Ren Hoek - Fri Jul 6 01:25:32 2007
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