phototoxicity
photoirritation

Unlike other drugs, it does not cause skin irritation or phototoxicity.

It participates in the severe skin phototoxicity of the plant.

It is the chemical in bergamot oil that causes phototoxicity.

Lomefloxacin is associated with phototoxicity and central nervous system adverse effects.

Side-effects from tetracyclines are not common, but of particular note is phototoxicity.

Article: Phototoxicity of oriental medicinal plants: measurement and possible applications.

Another benefit of the lack of fluorescent labels is reduced phototoxicity.

Because of its phototoxicity and invasive nature, giant hogweed is often actively removed.

A study of the phototoxicity of lemon oil.

Its use is associated with phototoxicity and hypoglycaemia.

Photodermatitis and phototoxicity have also been reported.

Possible phototoxicity reactions with sun exposure.

One of these, a phototoxicity test, had been validated in a 1997 study that involved the FAL.

A bioassay using Artemia salina for detecting phototoxicity of plant coumarins.

Phototoxicity is a chemically induced skin irritation requiring light (photoirritation or photosensitivity).

Some research has indicated problems with aggregation of the photosensitizers, local shock waves, hyperthermic effects, but otherwise little phototoxicity.

Phototoxicity has occurred when essential oils (particularly citrus oils) are applied directly to the skin before sun exposure.

Role of flavonoids in controlling the phototoxicity of Hypericum perforatum extracts.

Nicardipine: May potentiate the phototoxicity of prulifloxacin.

LEDs can be adjusted and controlled, and the chance of photobleaching or phototoxicity is reduced.

The observed skin phototoxicity of patients treated with benoxaprofen can be explained with a look at the structure of the compound.

Phototoxicity is a rash, swelling or inflammation, like a severe sunburn, caused by exposure to light following exposure to a chemical.

"As with other quinolones, exposure to the sun or ultra-violet rays may cause phototoxicity reactions in patients treated with prulifloxacin."

For many biological assays, confocal imaging is not ideal (e.g. phototoxicity issues or the need for a larger focal depth etc.).

These conclusions must be qualified with recent theoretical observations that certain prescription medications may interact with some wavelengths of laser light, causing increased sensitivity (phototoxicity).