We read the recent article on Rituximab by Borker, et al. with great interest [1]. This letter
reports our experience with Rituximab in children for various indications. A brief tabulation of …

… Drug reaction to ATT is like a double-edged sword as stopping ATT and starting treatment of
… ATT not only find out the culprit drug but also helps to restart a safer alternate ATT regimen. …

… We conclude that FoxO1 functions as a double-edged sword in the pancreas; FoxO1 essentially
inhibits β-cell neogenesis from pancreatic duct cells but is required for the maintenance …

This study investigated the effect of self-regulatory messages by brands held accountable for
causing public health concerns. With a brand’s aim to enhance the brand's public image by …

This article discusses a central debate in organizations and society today. Is organizational
downsizing beneficial or detrimental for organizations and their employees? Arguments are …

… While self-reported purchase behavior is often an unreliable gauge, the high degree of
public sensitivity to CEO activism suggests that CEO activism is a double-edged sword: CEOs …

We investigate the effects of environmental regulations on housing markets using a quasi-experimental
setting—the NO x Budget Trading Program (NBP). Hedonic theory predicts that …

… solanacearum, filamentous phages such as ϕRSS and ϕRSM are double-edged swords;
sometimes they help bacteria to infect plants by enhancing bacterial virulence, and sometimes …

… There is a 1—2% risk of developing hepatotoxicity with anti— TB therapy (ATT). However,
the risk … If LFTs increase after therapy, ATT should be held and slowly re—introduced when …

… effects on the pathophysiology of TB could be comparable to a “double edged sword.” … (ATT)
reduces mortality and morbidity significantly.” We would like to state that the initiation of ATT …