Examples of using Develop serious in English and their translations into Greek
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The child may also develop serious educational or social problems if their fears
Discontinuation of ponatinib should be considered in patients who develop serious heart failure(see sections 4.2 and 4.8).
Consider discontinuation of ponatinib in patients who develop serious heart failure(see sections 4.2 and 4.8).
A baby born with herpes can develop serious problems that may affect the brain,
Children that are born prematurely can also develop serious respiratory issues due to immature
People that have diabetes can develop serious eye diseases through minor eye disorders that often show no symptoms in the early stages of the disease.
the skin can develop serious bruises and itching infections which may further delay the time of medication.
Some people may not be able to protect themselves from diseases and may develop serious complications if they contract the disease.
patients may develop serious allergic reactions.
To address the risk that patients using RoActemra may develop serious hepatic injury.
It is crucial that the Member States take responsibility for the proper use of EU funds, and develop serious and transparent control and simplification policies.
But do not forget that the use of large doses of alcohol can develop serious disorders and diseases in the internal organs.
Dogs and cats that are fed raw food can develop serious diseases associated with their diet.
the patient can develop serious complications.
some women develop serious complications after labor begins.
but some people develop serious and potentially life-threatening medical complications,
Previous research suggests that 20 to 50 percent of professional fighters may develop serious neurological conditions such as Parkinson's
you could develop serious infections or ulcers in your eye that are painful,
Although it is acknowledged that approximately 95% of the women with a PID might be‘overtreated' by this combination therapy this fact outweighs the potential risk of not treating approximately 5% of a mainly very young population which could develop serious long-term sequelae.
The risk for developing serious GI complications increases with age.