Word: nausea
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...found the issues in this latest case so clear and the ethical argument for divestment so compelling, that they deemed quick and decisive action imperative. Apartheid may be a subject for equivocation, but surely the University must not condone the legal use of THC by chemotherapy patients to curb nausea...
...most people, the chemicals pose no danger. Still, a sizable number are apparently sensitive to sulfites. Their reactions range from hives, nausea, diarrhea and shortness of breath to shock, coma and brain damage, as well as death. Asthmatics appear to be at greatest risk. The FDA estimates that 450,000 asthma sufferers, or 5%, are sulfite sensitive. For many, suggests Immunologist Ronald Simon of the Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation in La Jolla, Calif., the problem stems from sulfur dioxide, which is released by the sulfite solution. The fumes cause spasms in the bronchial tubes, preventing oxygen from getting into...
School has begun with an audible squish and excitement verging on nausea...
...drug acts by blocking receptors for estrogen on the surfaces of cells that have migrated from the breast tumor, thus halting the division of the cells and preventing them from seeding tumors in other parts of the body. Unlike conventional chemotherapy, which usually causes loss of hair and severe nausea, tamoxifen produces only minor side effects, such as hot flashes and mild nausea, and only in about one-quarter of patients...
...mounting blood lust was first satisfied, by word of a two-vehicle collision on Dorchester St. We had been looking forward morbidly to the gory spectacle of a good accident, but when we pulled up and saw the mangled motorcycle lying on the sidewalk, our enthusiasm turned to nausea. It had broadsided a Wagoneer...